Elaine Luria
Coverage of Elaine Luria in the Nexus archive.
- Ex-House Dem who ripped congressional stock trading ban as 'bull----' changes her tune in comeback bid
Elaine Luria, a former Congresswoman from Virginia, now supports a congressional stock trading ban despite previously dismissing it as 'bull----' in 2022. Her net worth increased from $1.13 million to over $22 million during her time in office, including investments in Alibaba and Tesla, with her husband purchasing Tesla stock before she voted for a bill benefiting the company.
- Ex-House Dem who ripped congressional stock trading ban as 'bull----' changes her tune in comeback bid
Elaine Luria, a former Congresswoman, now supports a congressional stock trading ban after previously dismissing it as 'bull----'. Her financial disclosures show she held $250,000 in Alibaba stock and her husband purchased Tesla shares before related legislation, with her net worth rising from $1.13 million to $22 million during her time in office. She will face Jen Kiggans in a 2026 congressional race.
- WATCH: Dem candidate grilled on stock trading after being duped with selfie request
A Democratic candidate faced questions about her stock trading and net worth increase during a confrontation framed as a selfie request. She opposed legislation banning congressional stock trading, citing existing safeguards, and is seeking a political comeback in a competitive Virginia district.
- WATCH: Dem candidate grilled on stock trading after being duped with selfie request
Elaine Luria faced questioning about her stock trading and net worth increase during a confrontation framed as a selfie request. Luria opposed proposals to ban congressional stock trading in 2022, citing existing safeguards under the STOCK Act. The incident occurs amid her political campaign in Virginia's 2nd Congressional District.
- Luria to face Democratic challengers before a potential rematch with Kiggans in 2nd District
Four Democratic candidates will compete in Virginia's 2nd Congressional District primary on Aug. 4 to challenge Republican incumbent Jennifer Kiggans. The district, described as politically purple and a key contest for congressional control, includes candidates like former representative Elaine Luria and others advocating for accountability and policy reforms.
- Kiggans maintains support for Iran war while warning of pain at the pump
Jen Kiggans, a Republican from Virginia Beach, supports U.S. military actions against Iran but acknowledges the conflict's impact on rising fuel prices. Democrats criticize her stance, linking it to economic strain on voters. Kiggans faces a competitive congressional race amid these challenges.