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Deb Fischer is a Republican Senator from Nebraska. OQRO lists 4 stock trades disclosed under this name, the latest on Jul 20, 2022, with the official amount range and a link to each filing.
Republican, Senator, NEFiled as Debra S Fischer
Official portrait, public domain (unitedstates/images)
Disclosures on record
4
Companies involved
4
Latest disclosure
Jul 20, 2022
Owner as disclosed
Joint 4
Jun 23, 2022Sold$50,001–$100,000Jointdisclosed Jul 20
DetailsOfficial recordCaterpillarCAT
Jun 23, 2022Sold$50,001–$100,000Joint
Jun 23, 2022Sold$1,001–$15,000Jointdisclosed Jul 20
DetailsOfficial recordCiscoCSCO
Jun 23, 2022Sold$1,001–$15,000Jointdisclosed Jul 20
DetailsOfficial recordThe latest trade on record is a sale of Lockheed Martin (LMT) on Jun 23, 2022, reported as $50K to $100K, disclosed on Jul 20, 2022.
Among the 4 disclosures listed here, the companies named most often are Lockheed Martin (LMT, 1 trade), Caterpillar (CAT, 1 trade), Coca-Cola (KO, 1 trade). A trade can be made by the member, a spouse or a dependent child; the owner is shown where the report states it.
The median is 27 days between the trade and its disclosure, across 4 trades listed here. The STOCK Act sets a limit of 45 days; none here was disclosed more than 45 days after the trade date shown.
No official net worth exists. In the Senate financial disclosure for 2025, Deb Fischer reported 33 assets worth $2.43M to more than $6.25M and liabilities of $250K to $500K. These are the value brackets chosen on the form, added up. The form leaves out the family home unless it earns income, and the federal salary.
Yes. Members of Congress may buy and sell stocks. Since the STOCK Act of 2012 they must report each trade above $1,000 within 45 days, in a periodic transaction report that anyone can read. OQRO lists these reports as filed. A trade listed here is a disclosed fact, not evidence of wrongdoing and not investment advice.
In the Senate annual financial disclosure for 2025, filed , Deb Fischer reported 33 assets worth $2.43M to more than $6.25M and 1 liability of $250K to $500K. The largest: Sunny Slope Ranch, Inc, over $1M (spouse). 18 of the assets are listed stocks. 1 asset has no upper bracket on the form, so the high end is a floor.
| Asset | Type | Owner | Value bracket | Income |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunny Slope Ranch, Inc | Corporate Securities Non-Public Stock | spouse | over $1M | — |
| Sunny Slope Ranch, Inc | Corporate Securities Non-Public Stock | self | $1M to $5M | — |
| Note Receivable | Accounts Receivable From a Business | jointly | $100K to $250K | Interest |
| Rocky Ford Land | Real Estate Unimproved Land | jointly | $15K to $50K | — |
| Wells Fargo | Bank Deposit | jointly | $1K to $15K | Interest |
Is this Deb Fischer’s net worth? No. The form asks for brackets, not amounts, so only a range can be added up: read at face value, assets minus liabilities fall somewhere between $1.93M and $6M. The personal residence is not reported unless it earns income, nor the federal salary, nor anything under $1,000. Assets held by a spouse or a dependent child are included, with the owner shown. The report as filed · Every member, by disclosed assets
Transportation and Public Works 8Armed Forces and National Security 4Science, Technology, Communications 4Agriculture and Food 3Health 3Families 2
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