Congress trades reported late

Trades from reports filed Oct 24, 2025 to Oct 23, 2026 that were reported more than 45 days after the trade date: 1,453 trades by 46 members in 71 reports.

The 45-day rule

Under the STOCK Act of 2012, members of Congress must report each trade of a stock, bond or other security worth more than $1,000 within 30 days of learning about it, and never later than 45 days after the trade. The days below are counted from the trade date to the filing date written on each report. A report can be late for reasons it does not show, and an amended report repeats trades that may first have been reported on time, so open the filing to check.

Who reported late

1. Alan Armstrong (R): 701 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 119 days
2. Julia Letlow (R): 211 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 447 days
3. Tommy Tuberville (R): 177 late trades in 9 reports, longest wait 880 days
4. Julie Johnson (D): 77 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 508 days
5. Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (D): 64 late trades in 2 reports, longest wait 64 days
6. John Boozman (R): 39 late trades in 7 reports, longest wait 499 days
7. Michael A. Rulli (R): 22 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 619 days
8. Katie Boyd Britt (R): 22 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 287 days
9. Scott H. Peters (D): 17 late trades in 5 reports, longest wait 49 days
10. Tim Walberg (R): 15 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 481 days
11. Diana Harshbarger (R): 12 late trades in 2 reports, longest wait 47 days
12. Tracey Mann (R): 10 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 723 days
13. Kelly Morrison (D): 8 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 437 days
14. Ed Case (D): 7 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 690 days
15. Rick W. Allen (R): 7 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 51 days
16. Rick Scott (R): 6 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 552 days
17. Tim Sheehy (R): 5 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 423 days
18. Christian D. Menefee (D): 5 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 111 days
19. Keith Self (R): 4 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 536 days
20. Carol D. Miller (R): 4 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 521 days
21. Laurel M. Lee (R): 4 late trades in 2 reports, longest wait 69 days
22. Ro Khanna (D): 3 late trades in 3 reports, longest wait 393 days
23. John Fetterman (D): 3 late trades in 2 reports, longest wait 386 days
24. John W. Hickenlooper (D): 3 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 384 days
25. Michael Guest (R): 3 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 241 days
26. John W. Rose (R): 2 late trades in 2 reports, longest wait 466 days
27. Shri Thanedar (D): 2 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 296 days
28. Dan Crenshaw (R): 2 late trades in 1 report, longest wait 79 days
29. Pramila Jayapal (D): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 866 days
30. Ritchie Torres (D): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 547 days
31. Ron Wyden (D): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 465 days
32. Daniel Webster (R): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 460 days
33. Val T. Hoyle (D): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 408 days
34. Mike Kelly (R): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 391 days
35. Derek Tran (D): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 381 days
36. Mike Rounds (R): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 208 days
37. Dwight Evans (D): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 175 days
38. Steve Cohen (D): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 140 days
39. Gary C. Peters (D): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 137 days
40. Richard McCormick (R): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 116 days
41. Jim Jordan (R): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 79 days
42. Linda T. Sánchez (D): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 73 days
43. Sheri Biggs (R): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 55 days
44. Tony Wied (R): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 51 days
45. Susan M. Collins (R): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 50 days
46. Harold Rogers (R): 1 late trade in 1 report, longest wait 49 days

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