Harold "Hal" Rogers (R-KY-05) is a longtime Republican U.S. Representative for Kentucky's 5th Congressional District, serving since 1981 with 23 consecutive terms, making him the longest-serving Kentuckian in Congress and Dean of the U.S. House since 2022.(

Born December 31, 1937, in Wayne County, Kentucky, Rogers earned a B.A. and LL.B. from the University of Kentucky, worked as an attorney, and served as Commonwealth’s Attorney for Pulaski-Rockcastle from 1969-1980 before entering Congress.( A senior member of the House Appropriations Committee with 40 years of experience, he chaired it from 2011-2016, cutting discretionary spending by $126 billion and leading oversight; he also chaired the first Homeland Security Subcommittee in 2003.( Notable efforts include economic development via organizations like Operation UNITE and SOAR, transportation projects such as Interstate 66, and advocacy for Appalachia.( No specific public attention under the STOCK Act for recent trades in T, VUG, VTV, VEA, AVDV is detailed in available sources.(

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