John Curtis

John Curtis, a Republican U.S. Senator from Utah, has 142 total disclosed trades on record, skewed heavily toward selling activity — 116 sells against 26 buys — at a pace of approximately 1.1 trades per month over a 24-month baseline. The most-traded tickers in his disclosure record are MSFT, UNH, BSX, JPM, and ELV, spanning technology, healthcare, and financial sectors, though no single primary sector classification has been assigned to the overall portfolio. On filing timeliness, the median disclosure lag is 13 days and the average is 29 days against the STOCK Act's 45-day outer limit, with 11% of trades filed outside that window. Curtis sits on the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, including its subcommittees on Telecommunications and Media, Consumer Protection, Technology, and Data Privacy, and Coast Guard, Maritime, and Fisheries — committees with jurisdiction over technology and consumer data policy, among other areas.