House Republicans advanced a partial measure in July 2026 that bars new individual stock purchases by members, spouses, and dependents while requiring advance disclosure of sales, yet attached it to a voter-identification provision that reduced Democratic support. The bill cleared the House 232-198 but has stalled in the Senate, where even a separate bipartisan committee-approved proposal faces a 60-vote threshold and competing priorities. Broader proposals requiring full divestment or covering the executive branch have not progressed, and recent reporting highlights limited floor time before the end of the 119th Congress. These procedural and partisan barriers have kept the implied probability of a comprehensive ban before 2027 at 6 percent among traders.