CDNS

Cadence Design Systems (CDNS), classified in the Information Technology sector, appears in the public disclosure records of 9 members of Congress across 41 total disclosed trades — 23 purchases and 18 sales — spanning from May 2021 through June 2026, reflecting sustained and net-buying activity over that period. The most-active disclosers by trade count are Ro Khanna, Michael McCaul, Greg Landsman, and Gil Cisneros, and the record includes one bipartisan co-trading cluster among the participating members. In the executive branch, 15 officials have independently disclosed 32 transactions in the same security, with the closest congressional and executive purchases falling 14 days apart — a sequence observable in the separate public filings of each branch. The buy-sell balance skews modestly toward purchases, though the overall member count of 9 indicates a relatively concentrated rather than broad congressional interest in this name.