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Terri A. Sewell

U.S. Representative for Alabama (district 7)

DemocratAlabamaU.S. HouseSince 2011
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Data below comes from public STOCK Act disclosures. Filings are self-reported, may lag transactions by up to 45 days, and report amounts as ranges. Educational research only — not investment advice, and no implication of wrongdoing. New to this data? Read our guide.

About

Terri A. Sewell is a U.S. Representative for Alabama (district 7), serving since 2011.

House Committee on House AdministrationHouse Committee on Ways and MeansJoint Committee on Printing

Disclosure activity (last 12 months)

2 disclosed transactions · last filing 2026-04-21 · avg. disclosure lag 27 days

0 disclosed buys · 2 disclosed sells

GEHC logoGEHC×1TPR logoTPR×1
2025-05: 0May2025-06: 0Jun2025-07: 0Jul2025-08: 0Aug2025-09: 0Sep2025-10: 0Oct2025-11: 0Nov2025-12: 0Dec2026-01: 0Jan2026-02: 0Feb2026-03: 0Mar2026-04: 2Apr
Disclosed filings per month (last 12 months)

Disclosed trades

TickerTypeAmount (disclosed range)TradedDisclosedFiling
GEHC logoGEHCSell$1,001 - $15,0002026-03-252026-04-21Official
TPR logoTPRSell$15,001 - $50,0002026-03-252026-04-21Official

Data last updated 2026-04-21. Amounts show the disclosed range verbatim.

Frequently asked questions

How many stock trades has Terri A. Sewell disclosed recently?

Terri A. Sewell has 2 disclosed securities transactions in the last 12 months of STOCK Act filings tracked by Valarn. Each filing links to the official disclosure document.

What stocks has Terri A. Sewell traded most?

The most frequent tickers in Terri A. Sewell's recent disclosures are GEHC, TPR. Amounts are reported in ranges, and disclosures may lag the underlying transaction by up to 45 days.

When was Terri A. Sewell's most recent disclosure?

The most recent disclosed filing tracked here is dated 2026-04-21. New filings are ingested hourly as the House and Senate publish them.

Where does this data about Terri A. Sewell come from?

From public STOCK Act disclosures published by the U.S. House and Senate, and the public-domain congressional roster. Every trade row links to the official filing. Educational research only — not advice, and no implication of wrongdoing.

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