SAVtrackerSAVtrackerFind out which members of Congress are the most egregious reporting violators — ranked by accumulated days late to file.
Data covers 2014–2026 filings from both chambers.
From 2014 to the present, 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.
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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) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 181 |
Earl Blumenauer
House · D-OR✉ $2
Filed late 2 times since 2018
+ 1 unmeasured filing (paper/range date)
|
4trades | 2days past deadline | 3days | up to $145Krange |
| 182 |
Adam Kinzinger
House · R-IL✉ $2
Filed late 1 time since 2016
+ 1 unmeasured filing (paper/range date)
|
1trades | 3days past deadline | 3days | up to $15Krange |
| 183 |
|
32trades | 2days past deadline | 2days | up to $785Krange |
| 184 |
|
10trades | 2days past deadline | 2days | up to $670Krange |
| 185 |
Mark R. Warner
Senate · D-VA✉ $2
Filed late 1 time since 2018
+ 35 unmeasured filings (paper/range date)
|
1trades | 2days past deadline | 2days | up to $5.0Mrange |
| 186 |
|
2trades | 1days past deadline | 1days | up to $65Krange |
| 187 |
|
1trades | 1days past deadline | 1days | up to $50Krange |