Emily Randall

Emily Randall

D · WA-6 US House · term ends Jan 3, 2027

XOM × 1 GOOG × 1 WFC × 1 AMGN × 1 MDLZ × 1 PEP × 1 view in graph

$1.2Mraised, 2026 cycle
$981.5Kspent
$241.6Kcash on hand
11trades · $88K est.
100% disclosed on time

Committees

current Congress
CommitteeRoleIndustry oversight
House Committee on Natural Resources Minority member energy materials
House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Minority member

Assignments from unitedstates/congress-legislators (full committees; subcommittees not shown). "Industry oversight" marks committees whose core jurisdiction covers a sector we map traded stocks to; trades below in those sectors carry an oversight badge.

Stock trades

AssetType AmountOwner Traded Disclosed
GOOG Alphabet Inc. - Class C Capital Stock Sell (partial) $1K – $15K Spouse Jan 7, 2025 filing ↗
WFC Wells Fargo & Company Common Stock Sell $1K – $15K Spouse Jan 6, 2025 filing ↗
VZ Verizon Communications Inc. Common Stock Sell $1K – $15K Spouse Jan 6, 2025 filing ↗
PG Procter & Gamble Company Sell $1K – $15K Spouse Jan 6, 2025 filing ↗
PEP Pepsico, Inc. Sell $1K – $15K Spouse Jan 6, 2025 filing ↗
MDLZ Mondelez International, Inc. - Class A Common Stock Sell $1K – $15K Spouse Jan 6, 2025 filing ↗
MDT Medtronic plc. Ordinary Shares Sell $1K – $15K Spouse Jan 6, 2025 filing ↗
FTV Fortive Corporation Common Stock Sell $1K – $15K Spouse Jan 6, 2025 filing ↗
XOM Exxon Mobil Corporation Common Stock oversight Sell $1K – $15K Spouse Jan 6, 2025 filing ↗
AMGN Amgen Inc. - Common Stock Sell $1K – $15K Spouse Jan 6, 2025 filing ↗
ABT Abbott Laboratories Common Stock Sell $1K – $15K Spouse Jan 6, 2025 filing ↗

Campaign committees

CommitteeRoleRaisedSpent Cash on handThrough
EMILY RANDALL FOR CONGRESS Principal campaign $1.2M $981.5K $241.6K Jul 15, 2026

The raised / spent / cash-on-hand tiles above cover the member's own campaign (principal and authorized committees). Joint fundraising committees, leadership PACs, and party committees are listed here but not added into the tiles: joint committees pass their money on to the campaign, so counting both would double it.