Worst STOCK Act
Reporting Violations

Data covers 2014–2026 filings from both chambers.

From 2014 to the present, across all tracked members, Congress has violated the STOCK Act 14,756 times, accumulating 2,192,162 days late. If you gave me a nickel every time they were late, today I'd have $109,608.

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#	Member	Headline	Late trades	Worst	Accumulated days late	Disclosed (upper)
1	Thomas R. Suozzi House · D-NY Filed late 4 times (546 trades) since 2021	FILED 5.0 YEARS LATE	546trades	1839days	401,038days	up to $21.9Mrange
2	Donna Shalala House · D-FL Filed late 2 times (552 trades) since 2020	552 LATE TRADES	552trades	477days	174,627days	up to $8.8Mrange
3	Richard W. Allen House · R-GA Filed late 6 times (153 trades) since 2020	FILED 6.5 YEARS LATE	153trades	2379days	164,352days	up to $9.5Mrange
4	Tom Malinowski House · D-NJ Filed late 5 times (294 trades) since 2021	FILED 2.6 YEARS LATE	294trades	941days	118,103days	up to $8.4Mrange
5	Thomas J. Rooney House · R-FL Filed late 1 time (311 trades) since 2017	FILED 3.0 YEARS LATE	311trades	1089days	89,918days	up to $7.8Mrange
6	Cindy Axne House · D-IA Filed late 1 time (148 trades) since 2021	FILED 2.7 YEARS LATE	148trades	994days	82,619days	up to $2.2Mrange
7	Josh Gottheimer House · D-NJ Filed late 14 times (285 trades) since 2018	285 LATE TRADES	285trades	587days	59,899days	up to $4.8Mrange
8	Michael T. McCaul House · R-TX Filed late 77 times (5,190 trades) since 2014	5190 LATE TRADES	5190trades	177days	57,053days	up to $351.4Mrange
9	Julia Letlow House · R-LA Filed late 1 time (211 trades) since 2026	211 LATE TRADES	211trades	447days	56,936days	up to $3.3Mrange
10	Robert P Corker Jr Senate · ?-? Filed late 2 times (570 trades) since 2014	570 LATE TRADES	570trades	389days	48,451days	up to $15.1Mrange

Source: U.S. House Clerk financial-disclosure portal · U.S. Senate efdsearch.

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* Members of Congress ranked by total days past the 45-day STOCK Act filing deadline. This page describes documented reporting failures only. Nothing here implies criminal conduct, conflict of interest, or wrongdoing. Every number traces to a source filing — click a name to see the card with its receipts. Methodology: METHODOLOGY.md.