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Angus S. King, Jr.

Investigation of Angus S. King, Jr. (I-ME) identified 3 finding(s) across 3 categories: trade_conflict, offshore_connection, contract_conflict. Overall severity: high.

Generated Mar 1, 2026Updated Mar 8, 20263 findings

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Angus S. King, Jr. (I-ME)

Findings(3)

#1Offshore ConnectionProbable

1 Cross-Reference Matches

Cross-referencing Angus S. King, Jr.'s network against international databases returned 1 potential matches across 1 source(s). - FUZZY: 1 match(es) — ICIJ officer "King, Jr. - Angus S." matches member via alias "angus s. king," (81% confidence) Note: FinCEN matches are at the institutional level only and do not imply individual wrongdoing. ICIJ matches indicate entity name similarity and require further investigation to confirm actual connections.

#2Contract ConflictNeeds corroboration

5 Potential Government Contract Conflicts

Name matching between government contracts and Angus S. King, Jr.'s trading activity identified 5 potential overlap(s). These matches suggest the member may have traded in companies receiving federal contracts. - Contract: BELL HELICOPTER TEXTRON INC (Department of Defense, $4,885,212,164) — Member traded COP on 2017-11-28
- Contract: BELL HELICOPTER TEXTRON INC (Department of Defense, $2,032,188,651) — Member traded COP on 2017-11-28
- Contract: CB&I AREVA MOX SERVICES, LLC (Department of Energy, $5,837,441,290) — Member traded CB on 2016-01-19
- Contract: FERMI FORWARD DISCOVERY GROUP, LLC (Department of Energy, $2,020,469,552) — Member traded DIS on 2017-05-03
- Contract: CB&I AREVA MOX SERVICES, LLC (Department of Energy, $5,837,441,290) — Member traded CB on 2018-08-28 Note: Name matching is approximate. Further investigation is needed to confirm actual connections between contract recipients and traded companies.

#3Stock Trade ConflictProbable

6 High-Conflict Stock Trades Identified

Analysis of Angus S. King, Jr.'s trading records reveals 6 transactions with elevated conflict-of-interest scores (40%+ on CapitolGraph's 5-component scoring model). The highest-scoring trade was a purchase in SLB with a conflict score of 44%. Conflict scoring incorporates committee oversight overlap (30%), trade timing relative to legislation (25%), lobbying connections (20%), donation patterns (15%), and trade size (10%). Scores above 40% indicate multiple corroborating signals of potential conflicts. Detailed trades:
- PURCHASE SLB on 2017-11-28 ($1,001-$15,000) — conflict score: 44%
- PURCHASE COP on 2017-11-28 ($1,001-$15,000) — conflict score: 44%
- SALE SLB on 2020-08-18 ($1,001-$15,000) — conflict score: 44%
- SALE XOM on 2020-08-18 ($1,001-$15,000) — conflict score: 44%
- SALE COP on 2020-08-18 ($1,001-$15,000) — conflict score: 44%
- SALE SLB on 2018-10-17 ($1,001-$15,000) — conflict score: 44%

Methodology & Disclosure

This dossier was generated by CapitolExposed's analysis engines. All claims are derived from cross-referencing publicly available government records: STOCK Act filings, Senate lobbying disclosures (LDA), FEC campaign finance reports, Congressional voting records, ICIJ Offshore Leaks data, and FARA foreign agent registrations.

Conflict scoring: Each finding incorporates up to five weighted signals: committee jurisdiction overlap (30%), vote timing proximity (25%), lobbying connections (20%), donation connections (15%), and trade size anomaly (10%).

Important: CapitolExposed does not allege wrongdoing. Findings reflect statistical patterns in public data, not legal conclusions. Offshore leak matches are name-based and may include false positives.

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