Rep. Lizzie Fletcher has disclosed 0 buys and 11 sales since Apr 2026

Lizzie Fletcher is a Democratic U.S. Representative for Texas’s Seventh Congressional District, first elected in 2018 when she defeated nine-term Republican incumbent John Culberson, becoming the first woman and first Democrat in more than 50 years to represent the district.( A Houston native and longtime resident of TX-07, she previously practiced law at Vinson & Elkins and then at litigation firm AZA, where she became the firm’s first woman partner.( She graduated with highest honors in History from Kenyon College and later from William & Mary Law School, where she served as editor-in-chief of the William and Mary Law Review.( In the House, Fletcher is Vice Ranking Member of the Committee on Energy & Commerce, serving on its Subcommittees on Health, Energy, and Oversight & Investigations, and she holds leadership roles in several caucuses, including Chair of the Texas Democratic Delegation, Vice Chair and Whip of the Reproductive Freedom Caucus, Vice Chair of the Equality Caucus, and Co-Chair of the Natural Gas and American Canadian Economy and Security Caucuses.( Her legislative work has focused on health care access, energy and infrastructure, and economic opportunity; among notable measures, her Expand Medicaid Now Act was incorporated into the American Rescue Plan Act to expand health coverage for low-income Americans.(

Fletcher has drawn attention as an active, business-friendly Democrat aligned with the New Democrat Coalition, where she chairs the Trade Task Force.( Public reporting under the STOCK Act, which requires members of Congress to disclose certain financial trades, has shown that she has reported transactions in major publicly traded companies, including large technology and pharmaceutical firms such as Alphabet (GOOGL), Ameriprise Financial (AMP), Apple (AAPL), Eaton (ETN), and Eli Lilly (LLY); these disclosures have been noted in watchdog and press tracking of congressional trading but, as of the latest public information, have not resulted in formal findings of STOCK Act violations or official ethics sanctions.( Fletcher continues to represent the Houston-area district with a portfolio centered on energy policy, health care, flood resilience, and trade, reflecting both her committee assignments and the economic profile of her constituency.(

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