Alabama’s Congressional delegation owns these stocks: Does it create a conflict of interest?

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Financial disclosures from Alabama's nine-member congressional delegation show where they put their money, including stocks, trades, real estate holdings, business investments, and even crypto. 📈 Peek into the 💲 details in this piece from ALReflector:

The aggressive financial management makes it difficult to ascertain what interests he actually holds at any given time, Canter said.

Electric cars have been the subject of some policy debate in Congress as a tool to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.were included in Democrats’ large-scale climate, health and taxes bill last summer. Aderholt, along with every House Republican present, voted against the bill on the floor. Sewell, the only Democrat in Alabama’s delegation, reported corporate stocks in Cisco Systems and General Electric, each between $1,000 and $15,000.Crypto holdings

Mike Rogers, the new chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, has shares of between 20% and 50% in three companies listing real estate assets. The most valuable properties in Carl’s report were Advance LLC, a commercial real estate company in Mobile, Alabama, and River Oaks Landing LLC, a bed and breakfast in Mobile. Both businesses are worth between $1 million and $5 million, according to Carl’s report.

 

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