Most Popular Congressional Investments - 2010

Just like many Americans, our elected officials like to play it safe with their investments, betting largely on blue chip companies across diverse industry groups.

This table shows the most common assets among members of Congress who served during the calendar year.

(Note: They are not required to report the exact value of a holding, simply the range of values into which the asset falls.)

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NOTE: Members of each branch of government are required to disclose items belonging to their spouse and/or dependent children. When present, those items are displayed on this page and are included in all calculations throughout this section.

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