Who Files Their Stock Trades Late?

The STOCK Act gives members of Congress 45 days to disclose a stock trade. Most manage it in under a month. Some take years. This ranks every House and Senate member with at least 10 disclosures by their median delay — the typical wait, not their single worst slip.

110

Members ranked

18,216

Disclosures measured

18d

Median delay

45d

Legal deadline

#	Member	Median delay	Past deadline	Worst	Filings
1	Roger Williams R·TX	700 days	80%	1919d	20
2	Tim Walberg R·MI	476 days	94%	476d	16
3	Katie Boyd Britt R·AL	271 days	96%	287d	23
4	Ritchie Torres D·NY	206 days	53%	309d	122
5	Austin Scott R·GA	160 days	85%	392d	20
6	Sheri Biggs R·SC	146 days	98%	146d	64
7	Alan Armstrong R·OK	116 days	99%	119d	373
8	Julia Letlow R·LA	105 days	54%	292d	226
9	Val T. Hoyle D·OR	97 days	56%	317d	386
10	John James R·MI	90 days	54%	366d	258
11	Greg Landsman D·OH	66 days	53%	574d	162
12	Ed Case D·HI	48 days	64%	321d	11
13	Tommy Tuberville R·AL	38 days	0%	38d	17
14	Emily Randall D·WA	35 days	0%	35d	11
15	Mike Kelly R·PA	33 days	4%	48d	26
16	Chris Jacobs R·NY	29 days	0%	35d	181
17	Angus S. King, Jr. I·ME	28 days	0%	39d	35
18	Carol D. Miller R·WV	28 days	0%	45d	67
19	Lois Frankel D·FL	28 days	0%	43d	382
20	Ashley Moody R·FL	27 days	0%	39d	23
21	Markwayne Mullin R·OK	26 days	12%	953d	181
22	Ed Perlmutter D·CO	26 days	6%	69d	16
23	Morgan McGarvey D·KY	26 days	0%	42d	22
24	Richard McCormick R·GA	26 days	0%	34d	102
25	John W. Hickenlooper D·CO	25 days	16%	492d	25
26	Greg Stanton D·AZ	25 days	1%	367d	190
27	John Boozman R·AR	25 days	1%	46d	281
28	Daniel S. Goldman D·NY	25 days	0%	40d	1100
29	David P. Joyce R·OH	25 days	0%	28d	14
30	Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. D·CA	24 days	0%	43d	1522
31	Lloyd Doggett D·TX	24 days	0%	35d	105
32	Jonathan L. Jackson D·IL	23 days	19%	153d	192
33	David McCormick R·PA	23 days	0%	30d	58
34	Jared Moskowitz D·FL	22 days	21%	395d	313
35	James R. Langevin D·RI	22 days	0%	37d	122
36	Julie Johnson D·TX	22 days	0%	384d	575
37	Kathy E. Manning D·NC	21 days	9%	398d	541
38	Josh Gottheimer D·NJ	21 days	0%	387d	2009
39	Laurel M. Lee R·FL	21 days	0%	41d	18
40	Lisa C. McClain R·MI	20 days	37%	518d	1366
41	August Pfluger R·TX	20 days	6%	318d	18
42	Sheldon Whitehouse D·RI	20 days	0%	40d	45
43	Tim Moore R·NC	20 days	0%	35d	172
44	Byron Donalds R·FL	19 days	0%	32d	89
45	Rick W. Allen R·GA	19 days	0%	39d	169
46	Gary C. Peters D·MI	18 days	8%	137d	12
47	Earl Blumenauer D·OR	18 days	0%	40d	123
48	Shelley Moore Capito R·WV	17 days	0%	41d	93
49	April McClain Delaney D·MD	15 days	0%	36d	484
50	John J. McGuire III R·VA	15 days	0%	35d	22
51	Thomas H. Kean, Jr. R·NJ	14 days	4%	164d	162
52	Thomas R. Suozzi D·NY	14 days	0%	36d	164
53	Neal P. Dunn R·FL	13 days	12%	71d	17
54	Dwight Evans D·PA	13 days	4%	155d	57
55	Maria Elvira Salazar R·FL	13 days	0%	31d	90
56	Zoe Lofgren D·CA	12 days	1%	253d	85
57	William R. Keating D·MA	12 days	0%	42d	86
58	Victoria Spartz R·IN	11 days	0%	25d	16
59	Scott Franklin R·FL	9 days	16%	475d	190
60	David B. McKinley R·WV	9 days	0%	25d	19
61	Bruce Westerman R·AR	8 days	0%	14d	208
62	David J. Taylor R·OH	8 days	0%	22d	183
63	Kelly Morrison D·MN	8 days	0%	28d	35
64	Debbie Dingell D·MI	7 days	4%	164d	28
65	Alan S. Lowenthal D·CA	7 days	3%	502d	69
66	Shri Thanedar D·MI	7 days	0%	7d	37
67	W. Gregory Steube R·FL	7 days	0%	36d	14
68	Michael Guest R·MS	6 days	4%	240d	71
69	John R. Curtis R·UT	6 days	1%	393d	149
70	Steve Cohen D·TN	6 days	0%	40d	31
71	Susie Lee D·NV	5 days	3%	317d	108
72	Elizabeth Fletcher ·TX	5 days	0%	5d	11
73	Jefferson Shreve R·IN	5 days	0%	3660d	544
74	Rick Larsen D·WA	4 days	33%	904d	83
75	Pete Sessions R·TX	4 days	9%	179d	102
76	Robert J. Wittman R·VA	4 days	9%	158d	100
77	Mark Green R·TN	4 days	0%	24d	103
78	Blake D. Moore R·UT	3 days	0%	13d	29
79	Brian Babin R·TX	3 days	0%	3d	15
80	Tina Smith D·MN	3 days	0%	36d	11
81	Michael C. Burgess R·TX	2 days	0%	36d	111
82	Debbie Wasserman Schultz D·FL	1 days	7%	485d	30
83	Cynthia Axne D·IA	1 days	0%	21d	18
84	Daniel Meuser R·PA	1 days	0%	28d	28
85	Donald S. Beyer, Jr. D·VA	1 days	0%	15d	77
86	James Comer R·KY	1 days	0%	32d	36
87	Kevin Hern R·OK	1 days	0%	26d	398
88	Marjorie Taylor Greene R·GA	1 days	0%	33d	399
89	Matthew Robert Van Epps ·TN	1 days	0%	1d	13
90	Robert E. Latta R·OH	1 days	0%	23d	20
91	Adam Smith D·WA	0 days	0%	0d	18
92	Bob Gibbs R·OH	0 days	0%	1d	12
93	Brian J. Mast R·FL	0 days	0%	0d	10
94	Cleo Fields D·LA	0 days	0%	19d	189
95	Dan Crenshaw R·TX	0 days	0%	31d	22
96	Dan Newhouse R·WA	0 days	0%	22d	200
97	Deborah K. Ross D·NC	0 days	0%	23d	16
98	George Whitesides D·CA	0 days	0%	0d	35
99	Gerald E. Connolly D·VA	0 days	0%	17d	28
100	J. French Hill R·AR	0 days	0%	7d	31
101	John H. Rutherford R·FL	0 days	0%	0d	97
102	Michael A. Rulli R·OH	0 days	0%	0d	35
103	Michael K. Simpson R·ID	0 days	0%	9d	22
104	Nancy Pelosi D·CA	0 days	0%	0d	80
105	Peter Meijer R·MI	0 days	0%	0d	15
106	Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr. R·PA	0 days	0%	14d	570
107	Ron Estes R·KS	0 days	0%	2d	12
108	Suzan K. DelBene D·WA	0 days	0%	0d	36
109	Van Taylor R·TX	0 days	0%	0d	10
110	Virginia Foxx R·NC	0 days	0%	40d	429

Both chambers, and that's new. This page covered the House alone for a long time, because the Senate records we had copied the filing date from the trade date and would have scored every senator a flawless same-day filer. We now read the Senate's own disclosure system, which publishes a real submission date, so both chambers are measured the same way. See where our data comes from.

Amendments don't count against anyone. An amended report re-states a trade that was already disclosed, under a new filing date, so counting it would make a member who corrected a typo look like one who never filed. We only measure filings whose source records whether they are originals — which is why this covers 2015–2026 rather than our whole congressional record. The older archives never recorded filing status, and treating "unknown" as "original" is how a correction turns into an accusation.

Median, not average. One forgotten paper filing can drag an average into the hundreds of days. The median shows the habit. A member needs at least 10 disclosures to be ranked at all.

Late is not illegal, exactly. Filing past 45 days breaches the STOCK Act's deadline, but the standard penalty is a $200 fee and late filings are common. Delays can also come from an adviser or a spouse's account rather than the member. Read this as a punctuality record, not a finding of misconduct.

Who files their stock trades late?