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James M. Inhofe

Investigation of James M. Inhofe (R-OK) identified 2 findings across 2 categories: disclosure gap and contract conflict. Overall severity is high based on the current public record.

Generated Mar 13, 2026Updated Mar 13, 20262 findings

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James M. Inhofe (R-OK)

Findings(2)

#1Disclosure GapConfirmed

Late STOCK Act disclosures remain in the record

The STOCK Act requires members to disclose trades within 45 days. James M. Inhofe has 10 disclosures beyond that deadline, with the longest delay reaching 1746 days. Examples include sale APTV was disclosed 1746 days after the trade; sale CELG was disclosed 1746 days after the trade; purchase RTN was disclosed 1721 days after the trade; sale XPO was disclosed 1719 days after the trade. Late filing is a compliance issue on the face of the disclosure record and deserves direct verification against the original forms.

Evidence Sources

disclosure violation
sale APTV disclosed 1746 days after the trade
disclosure violation
sale CELG disclosed 1746 days after the trade
disclosure violation
purchase RTN disclosed 1721 days after the trade
disclosure violation
sale XPO disclosed 1719 days after the trade
disclosure violation
purchase TEL disclosed 1705 days after the trade
disclosure violation
sale APTV disclosed 1705 days after the trade
disclosure violation
sale CELG disclosed 1701 days after the trade
disclosure violation
purchase XBI disclosed 1701 days after the trade

#2Contract ConflictNeeds corroboration

Contract recipient names overlap with traded companies

Ticker-level matching between USAspending recipients and James M. Inhofe's trade history surfaced 5 potential overlaps. Examples include OPTUM PUBLIC SECTOR SOLUTIONS, INC. received $5.2B from Department of Veterans Affairs while James M. Inhofe traded UNH; GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY received $792M from Department of Defense while James M. Inhofe traded GE; GENERAL MOTORS LLC received $670M from an agency while James M. Inhofe traded GM; MICROSOFT CORPORATION received $221M from Department of Defense while James M. Inhofe traded MSFT; AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTORS INC received $88M from Department of Defense while James M. Inhofe traded AIG. These matches are useful context, but they still need document-level verification before they should be treated as confirmed contract conflicts.

Evidence Sources

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OPTUM PUBLIC SECTOR SOLUTIONS, INC. received $5.2B from Department of Veterans Affairs
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GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY received $792M from Department of Defense
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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.

Investigation Report

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