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)
51	Tina Smith Senate · D-MN✉ $2 Filed late 2 times since 2019	2trades	437days past deadline	733days	up to $300Krange
52	Mark Pocan House · D-WI✉ $2 Filed late 1 time since 2024	2trades	684days past deadline	684days	up to $100Krange
53	Peter Meijer House · R-MI✉ $2 Filed late 1 time since 2022	14trades	677days past deadline	677days	up to $88Krange
54	Mary Gay Scanlon House · D-PA✉ $2 Filed late 2 times since 2022	6trades	512days past deadline	670days	up to $160Krange
55	John R. Curtis House · R-UT✉ $2 Filed late 3 times since 2020	17trades	366days past deadline	669days	up to $255Krange
56	Dan Sullivan Senate · R-AK✉ $2 Filed late 4 times since 2016	12trades	508days past deadline	647days	up to $855Krange
57	Ed Case House · D-HI✉ $2 Filed late 1 time since 2026	7trades	645days past deadline	645days	up to $105Krange
58	Teresa Leger Fernandez House · D-NM✉ $2 Filed late 1 time since 2022	1trades	641days past deadline	641days	up to $50Krange
59	Val T. Hoyle House · D-OR✉ $2 Filed late 2 times since 2025	222trades	363days past deadline	636days	up to $3.4Mrange
60	James R. Langevin House · D-RI✉ $2 Filed late 2 times since 2019	30trades	524days past deadline	635days	up to $1.9Mrange

STOCK Act Violation Tracker