STOCK Act late-filing counter · 2026

21
congressional trade disclosures filed after the 45-day deadline since Jun 30, 2026
18members with at least one late filing
275trades inside late filings
Tracey Robert Mann — 723 dayslongest delay
2026-10-26last updated (UTC)
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Late filings in the last 30 days

Members ranked by late filings (2026)

#MemberPartyChamberLate filingsTradesWorst lag (days)Latest filing
1John BoozmanRSenate3384992026-08-24
2Laurel LeeRHouse27692026-10-16
3Tracey Robert MannRHouse1107232026-08-13
4Michael RulliRHouse1326192026-08-07
5Ritchie John TorresDHouse115472026-07-08
6Keith Alan SelfRHouse135362026-06-30
7Carol Devine MillerRHouse145212026-08-13
8John W. RoseRHouse114662026-09-12
9Ron L WydenDSenate114652026-08-08
10Derek TranDHouse113812026-08-13
11Shri ThanedarDHouse122962026-08-13
12Julie JohnsonDHouse1262882026-08-05
13Michael Patrick GuestRHouse142412026-08-14
14Thomas H TubervilleRSenate152312026-08-05
15Daniel CrenshawRHouse17792026-07-16
16Michael T. McCaulRHouse162722026-10-14
17Gilbert CisnerosDHouse166642026-09-04
18Scott H. PetersDHouse15492026-09-21

A filing is late when its oldest trade was disclosed more than 45 days after the transaction (STOCK Act §8). One periodic transaction report = one filing. Public-record dates only; no finding of intent or penalty is implied.
Source: House Clerk / Senate eFD via kadoa-org/congress-trading-monitor. Built by StockAlert. JSON: /violations?year=2026