A renewed bipartisan effort to ban lawmakers from trading stocks has gained traction, bolstered by support from Donald Trump. Prominent figures like Senator Josh Hawley have reintroduced the PELOSI Act, aimed at prohibiting congressional stock trading. Trump has expressed his willingness to sign the legislation, calling it a priority. This resurgence comes as both Democratic and Republican leaders echo the call for such reforms, highlighting growing consensus on curtailing potential conflicts of interest among elected officials. While some members of Congress continue to push for the ban, others remain silent on the issue. As discussions progress, the implications for market trading and the political landscape remain to be seen.