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Updated 2026-11-05 10:17 UTC · Public disclosure record

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Lloyd Doggett traded Health while sitting on Health

Lloyd Doggett (House) sits on Health, which has oversight touching Health — and disclosed a $1K–$15K purchase in $JNJ (Johnson & Johnson).

Lloyd Doggett (House) serves on Health, whose remit touches Health. An official disclosure shows a $1K–$15K purchase of $JNJ (Johnson & Johnson), dated 2026-09-08.

We flag this as an overlap between a member's committee role and their disclosed trading — a question worth seeing in the open. It is not a claim that the trade was improper, informed by the committee, or mistimed; many such overlaps are entirely ordinary.

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