Two recent House disclosures report sizable groups of stock trades by Pete Sessions and Jonathan Jackson.

This initial snapshot prioritizes individual-stock or options reports with aggregate reported minimum values of at least $100,000, or widely followed filers; material amendments are also included. It is not a complete list. Values are disclosure ranges, not exact trade totals. Reports can appear weeks after trades, and ownership does not establish who made the decisions.

• Pete Sessions — House filing 20035563: 32 stock sales dated October 1–28, 2026, with reported amounts adding to $1,369,375.99–$3,285,344.99, including one $344.99 transaction. Among them were spouse-designated sales of Apple, Costco and Microsoft at $250,001–$500,000 each on October 2. The report identifies spouse-owned Trust One and IRAs, alongside ET accounts. It is digitally signed October 27, though it also lists a Disney sale on October 28; the document does not explain that sequence. Unusual Whales reports October 28 as the filing date and ingested the rows October 28 UTC. Original report.

• Jonathan Jackson — House filing 20035551: five individual-stock transactions dated September 28, 2026, total $215,005–$450,000: purchases of Datadog and Estée Lauder at $50,001–$100,000 each and Guardant Health at $15,001–$50,000, plus sales of ViaSat and Walmart at $50,001–$100,000 each. The report lists joint ownership in a Morgan Stanley trust account. A separate spouse-owned fund sale is excluded from that stock total. Signed October 19; Unusual Whales reports October 20 as the filing date and ingested the rows October 20 UTC. Original report.

The tracker-reported filing dates have not been independently confirmed against the House filing index; ingestion dates are separate observations.