In the available records from 2014 onward, across all tracked members, Congress has missed the STOCK Act’s 45-day disclosure deadline 6,327 times, accumulating 100,789 days late. If you gave me a nickel for every day they were late, today I'd have $5,039.

The STOCK Act (Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act), signed into law on April 4, 2012, prohibits members of Congress from trading on material non-public information and requires prompt public disclosure of stock transactions — within 45 days of the trade. This page ranks members solely by their documented compliance with that reporting deadline.

#	Member	Late trades	Worst delay	Accumulated days late (per filing)	Disclosed (upper)
171	David J. Taylor House · R-OH✉ $2 Filed late 2 times since 2025	12trades	18days past deadline	19days	up to $180Krange
172	Brad Sherman House · D-CA✉ $2 Filed late 1 time since 2022	1trades	19days past deadline	19days	up to $500Krange
173	Cynthia M. Lummis Senate · R-WY✉ $2 Filed late 2 times since 2021	4trades	10days past deadline	17days	up to $15.1Mrange
174	Donald S. Beyer, Jr. House · D-VA✉ $2 Filed late 1 time since 2019	8trades	16days past deadline	16days	up to $40.0Mrange
175	Lloyd Doggett House · D-TX✉ $2 Filed late 1 time since 2022	4trades	11days past deadline	11days	up to $60Krange
176	Scott H. Peters House · D-CA✉ $2 Filed late 4 times since 2023 + 3 unmeasured filings (paper/range date)	10trades	4days past deadline	10days	up to $2.7Mrange
177	Tom O'Halleran House · D-AZ✉ $2 Filed late 1 time since 2022	2trades	9days past deadline	9days	up to $30Krange
178	Bill Flores House · R-TX✉ $2 Filed late 1 time since 2017 + 7 unmeasured filings (paper/range date)	1trades	6days past deadline	6days	up to $15Krange
179	Michael F. Bennet Senate · D-CO✉ $2 Filed late 1 time since 2017	1trades	5days past deadline	5days	up to $100Krange
180	Gerald E. Connolly House · D-VA✉ $2 Filed late 1 time since 2023	3trades	4days past deadline	4days	up to $80Krange

STOCK Act Violation Tracker