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A House PTR signed August 10 reports seven Oklahoma municipal-security purchases in the Hern Family Revocable Trust and seven stock sales in the Hern Family Foundation. The production ticker feed contains the seven stock rows; the official PDF's seven [GS] bond rows do not have ticker records.
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Filed Aug 10, 2026
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Filed Aug 10, 2026
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Filed Aug 10, 2026
18 days after trade
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Filed Aug 10, 2026
26 days after trade
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