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U.S. House PTR · California District 50

Scott H. Peters

Purchase · Los Angeles CNTY EXCISE

April 21, 2026$500,001 - $1,000,000Document 20034579
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What did this PTR report?

PURCHASE

Scott H. Peters reported a purchase involving Los Angeles CNTY EXCISE on April 21, 2026. The source reports $500,001 - $1,000,000.

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Transaction record

Filer
Scott H. Peters
House district
CA50
Asset
Los Angeles CNTY EXCISE
Official asset type
GS · Government Securities and Agency Debt
Source ticker
Not explicitly supplied
Transaction code
P · Purchase
Transaction date
April 21, 2026
Notification date
April 30, 2026
Reported value
$500,001 - $1,000,000
Owner field
Spouse
Filing status
New
PDF location
Page 2 · row 10
Interpretation boundary

A reported transaction is not a verdict.

THIS PAGE CAN SAY

The filer, asset text, codes, dates, amount label, filing status, and notes above appear in the fingerprinted official PTR at the cited page.

THIS PAGE CANNOT SAY

A disclosed transaction is not evidence of wrongdoing, material nonpublic information, intent, profit, loss, investment performance, a current holding, net worth, or a conflict of interest. Most dollar values are disclosure ranges, not exact transaction amounts. Some amended official rows contain an exact dollar value; amount_is_exact distinguishes those rows. Numeric bounds are derived only from an unambiguous source value and the original label is always retained.

How to interpret this record

Scott H. Peters Purchase: Los Angeles CNTY EXCISE House Stock Trade

A public financial disclosure is a report made under a particular disclosure system. It can describe ranges, categories and reporting events rather than exact present-day wealth.

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Different disclosure reports answer different questions. An annual report, a transaction notice and an amendment may describe different periods or events. Identify the filer, document type, reporting date and original publication before combining figures. An aggregator’s import timestamp is not the date an asset was acquired or sold.

Preserve published ranges

Some public disclosure systems report asset values or transactions in bands rather than exact dollar amounts. A range should remain a range. Adding band endpoints or choosing an arbitrary midpoint does not establish an official net-worth figure. Liabilities, jointly held assets and the scope of the reporting rules can also matter.

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