Rep. Sam Liccardo has disclosed 0 buys and 1 sale since Jul 2026

Sam T. Liccardo is a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California’s 16th Congressional District, serving since January 3, 2025.( His district spans coastal communities such as Half Moon Bay and Pacifica and much of Silicon Valley, including San Jose, Palo Alto, and Mountain View.( Before his election to Congress in 2024, Liccardo served on the San Jose City Council (2007–2015) and then two terms as Mayor of San José (2015–2023), where he focused on economic growth, affordable housing, and climate resilience, including making San José the largest U.S. city to mandate all‑electric residential and office construction.( A former federal and local criminal prosecutor, he previously worked as an assistant U.S. attorney in San Diego and a deputy district attorney in Santa Clara County, specializing in sexual assault and child exploitation cases.( He holds degrees from Georgetown University and Harvard University (J.D. and M.P.P).(

In the House, Liccardo sits on the Committee on Financial Services, with subcommittee roles on Digital Assets, Financial Technology and Artificial Intelligence, National Security, Illicit Finance, and International Financial Institutions, and Oversight and Investigations—positions that align with his Silicon Valley district and focus on innovation and financial regulation.( As Chair of the New Democrat Coalition’s Innovation & Technology Working Group, he advocates bipartisan policies to lower costs, expand housing affordability, improve public safety, and accelerate clean‑energy and technology leadership.( Publicly available congressional and ethics records do not, as of the most recent reporting, document specific NVDA (NVIDIA) trades by Liccardo or any notable controversy or enforcement action involving him under the STOCK Act; no major press coverage has highlighted his personal stock trading activity or alleged violations, and there are no cited investigations or penalties connected to his trades.( Accordingly, while his committee portfolio places him at the center of debates over financial markets and technology, there is no documented public attention or formal action under the STOCK Act related to his own trading activity in the available record.(

Written by Perplexity from public sources.