Sen. Dan Sullivan has disclosed 0 buys and 34 sales since Aug 2023
Senate · R-AK
Committees: Armed Services, Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Environment and Public Works, Veterans' Affairs
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RPM International Inc
Zoetis Inc
Ulta Beauty Inc
Tractor Supply Co
The TJX Companies Inc
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc
Southwest Airlines Co
PPG Industries Inc
The PNC Financial Services Group Inc
Pioneer Natural Resources Co
Northern Trust Corp
Microsoft Corp
Mastercard Inc
Lam Research Corp
Laboratory Corp of America Holdings
JPMorgan Chase & Co
Johnson & Johnson
Honeywell International Inc
CVS Health Corp
Costco Wholesale Corp
Church & Dwight Co Inc
Chevron Corp
Schwab (Charles) Corp
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co
Booking Holdings Inc
Blackrock Inc
Apple Inc
Amphenol Corp
AMETEK Inc
American Express Co
Amazon.com Inc
Alphabet Inc
Align Technology Inc
Accenture PLC
About Dan Sullivan
Dan Sullivan is a Republican U.S. Senator from Alaska, serving since 2015 after defeating incumbent Mark Begich in 2014 and winning reelection in 2020.( Born November 13, 1964, in Fairview Park, Ohio, he graduated from Harvard with a bachelor's in economics and earned a joint law and foreign service degree from Georgetown in 1993; a Marine Corps veteran who retired as a colonel in 2024, Sullivan previously served as Alaska's Attorney General (2009-2010), Commissioner of Natural Resources (2010-2013), and in the Bush administration as Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy, and Business Affairs.(
Sullivan serves on the Armed Services, Commerce, Veterans' Affairs, and Environment and Public Works committees, focusing on issues critical to Alaska.( He has supported conservative priorities, including tax reform in 2017 and voting to acquit President Trump in his 2020 impeachment trial.( Recent stock trades by Sullivan, including RPM, ALGN, APH, AMZN, and AXP, have been disclosed under the STOCK Act, which mandates transparency for congressional members' financial transactions to prevent insider trading; while compliant, such activities have drawn public scrutiny amid broader debates on conflicts of interest in Congress.[userquery]
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Disclosures come from STOCK Act filings. Returns start at the first open after a buy was disclosed. Not investment advice.