Rep. Christian Menefee has disclosed 0 buys and 6 sales since Feb 2026

Christian D. Menefee is a Democratic U.S. representative for Texas’s 18th Congressional District, a Houston-based seat he has held since taking the oath of office on February 2, 2026.( A Houston native and the son of two U.S. Coast Guard veterans, he was the first in his family to graduate from college, earning a B.A. from the University of Texas at San Antonio and a J.D. from Washington University School of Law.( Before Congress, Menefee practiced commercial litigation and then made history as the youngest and first Black Harris County Attorney, where he led high‑profile civil litigation defending voting rights, public health measures, and environmental protections against state officials, polluters, and the Trump administration.( In the House, he serves on the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, focusing on securing federal resources for Houston, advancing environmental justice, and strengthening protections for working families and voters.(

Menefee’s early legislative priorities in Congress have centered on voting rights enforcement, environmental regulation in vulnerable communities, and federal oversight of state actions that restrict access to the ballot or public health services, building on cases he previously pursued as Harris County Attorney.( Public reporting of his personal finances under the STOCK Act shows that he has filed required periodic transaction reports for trades in publicly listed companies such as Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/B) and Pinterest (PINS), but there has been no major national controversy or formal investigation focused on his trading activity to date; coverage has generally framed his disclosures as part of broader scrutiny of members’ stock trading rather than as a singular ethics scandal.[] As a freshman member in a historically Black district with a long legacy of Democratic representation, Menefee has attracted attention for defeating veteran Democrat Al Green after redistricting and for positioning himself as a civil-rights-oriented attorney-legislator in ongoing debates over voting rights, environmental justice, and executive power.(

[]No detailed or critical reporting on Menefee’s specific BRK/B or PINS trades, beyond routine STOCK Act disclosure, appears in the available sources; this characterization is based on inference from the absence of such coverage in major news and congressional records.

Written by Perplexity from public sources.