Eleanor Holmes Norton

Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) has represented the District of Columbia as a non-voting member of Congress since 1991, making her one of the longest-serving delegates in House history. A civil rights icon and former chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission under President Carter, Norton has been a tireless advocate for DC statehood and full congressional representation for the District's residents. Her trading activity is remarkably minimal compared to her congressional peers, with just one disclosed transaction recorded in May 2024 involving DC-related securities valued between $50,000 and $100,000. Norton's sparse trading record—with no activity in the past 90 days—reflects either a conservative approach to personal investments or limited financial portfolio activity during her decades of public service.