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Analysis Shows Majority of Congress Members Own Stock

According to Common Cause, approximately 60 percent of members of Congress have stock ownership. This statistic could become a focal point in upcoming midterm election campaigns.

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According to Common Cause, approximately 60 percent of members of Congress have stock ownership. This statistic could become a focal point in upcoming midterm election campaigns.

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Stock Trading in Congress Becomes an Attack Line in Midterm Campaigns

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Analysis Shows Majority of Congress Members Own Stock