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Last Updated: Thursday, October 1, 2026 at 01:59 PM
Category: Politics

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How corruption is popping up in Republican and Democratic ads everywhere ahead of the election

Candidates from both parties all over the country are running against stock trading by members of Congress.
A split composite of Paige Cognetti and Jen Kiggans.
Pennsylvania Democrat Paige Cognetti, left, and Republican Rep. Jen Kiggans are part of a broad, bipartisan group of congressional candidates running ads about stock trading by officeholders.Getty Images

Amid a knockdown, drag-out fight for control of Congress, one issue is dominating advertising and transcending partisan divides, instead pitting challengers against incumbents: Everyone is running against members of Congress trading stocks.

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