Despite multiple bills introduced in the 119th Congress, including the Republican-led Stop Insider Trading Act advancing from the House Administration Committee in January 2026 and Democratic alternatives like the No Getting Rich in Congress Act in March, no legislation has reached a full House or Senate floor vote, fostering trader consensus at 89.5% for no ban before 2027. Partisan divides persist, with Democrats criticizing GOP proposals as loophole-ridden rather than comprehensive prohibitions on members, spouses, and dependents trading individual stocks. Recent reports indicate House Republicans seeking White House support as momentum slows ahead of November 2026 midterms, amid historical patterns of self-interest stalling ethics reforms and razor-thin majorities complicating passage. Late-session breakthroughs remain possible but face significant procedural hurdles.