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The Ghost's STOCK Act Ledger: Congressional Late Trade Reports, 2025-2026

A records-only look at stock-trade reports filed by members of Congress in 2025 and 2026, in two parts: The Ghost's TV Politicians, the 12 most visible members by a stated test, and The Ledger, other members found filing late. Every card links the official filing first. By The Ghost.

Highlighting, not accusing. A late report is a missed disclosure deadline. It is not evidence of insider trading, and nothing on this page claims a crime. Many of these trades were made by spouses or outside managers, and the members' own explanations are included.

Congress at a glance

Congress has 535 voting members (435 House, 100 Senate) plus 6 non-voting House delegates. This report covers 36 members: 12 TV Politicians and 24 in The Ledger. That is 35 sitting voting members, about 6.5 percent of Congress, plus one former senator.

ChamberSeatsCovered hereTV PoliticiansThe Ledger
House (voting)43528622
House (non-voting delegates)6000
Senate1008 (7 sitting, 1 former)62 (Wyden; Mullin, former)
Total541361224

The House Clerk's member list, published Oct 1, 2026, shows two vacant House seats (FL-20 and TX-23). The 6 delegates represent DC, Puerto Rico (resident commissioner), Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands.

What the law requires

The STOCK Act (Pub. L. 112-105, 2012) requires members of Congress to report each stock, bond or other securities trade over 1,000 dollars made by themselves, a spouse or a dependent child. The report, called a Periodic Transaction Report (PTR), is due within 30 days of learning of the trade and never more than 45 days after it. Widely held mutual funds, index funds and similar excepted funds do not need a PTR.

The law requires value ranges, not exact amounts. Each trade is reported in a bracket such as 1,001 to 15,000 dollars or 1,000,001 to 5,000,000 dollars. The combined ranges in this report add the low ends and the high ends of those brackets, so the true total lies somewhere between them.

A late report carries a minimum 200 dollar fee, which the House and Senate Ethics Committees can waive. Timely reports matter because the public record is how the public and journalists can see, in near real time, whether an official's trades line up with the policy they work on.

How we checked

  1. Confirmed the rule from primary text. The law (section 6 of Pub. L. 112-105), the House Ethics 2026 filing guide and the Senate Ethics financial disclosure page all state the same 30-day and 45-day clock and the 200 dollar fee.
  2. Chose the TV Politicians by a stated visibility test. Split by party caucus, 6 and 6. Test 1, leadership: each caucus's top leader in each chamber (Speaker Johnson and Leader Thune; Leader Jeffries and Leader Schumer). Test 2, following: the 4 other sitting members of each caucus with the most followers on their largest X account. We checked 36 sitting members' accounts through the X API on Oct 30, 2026. Next in line: Sen. Josh Hawley (2.51 million) for Republicans and Sen. Cory Booker (4.34 million) for Democrats.
  3. Verified each person is in office. House members were checked against the Clerk's member list (published Oct 1, 2026). Senators were checked against the senate.gov roster on Oct 30, 2026. People no longer in office were excluded from the TV Politicians, even with large followings.
  4. Built The Ledger from reporting. We started from published reports of named late filers between July 2025 and September 2026, mostly from NOTUS and Business Insider, kept a 6 and 6 party balance, and then went to each official filing. We then scanned every House PTR the Clerk published for 2025 and 2026 (962 filings; 122 are scanned paper images our parser cannot read) and added 12 more members, again 6 and 6, whose official PTRs show trades filed past the 45-day limit. One filing marked as amended was left out because its lateness could not be confirmed.
  5. Pulled the official filing. House PTRs and annual reports came from the House Clerk's 2025 and 2026 indexes and PDFs. Senate data came from public filing-index mirrors (LegiStorm, KeyVex and others that link back to the Senate eFD), because the official Senate eFD search blocks automated access.
  6. Computed lateness ourselves. Days past the deadline equal the filing date minus the trade date minus 45 calendar days. That uses the outer 45-day limit, the most conservative measure. The 30-day notification clock can make more trades late, and the cards note it where it does.
  7. Added up the disclosure ranges. For each filing we summed the low ends and the high ends of the reported brackets. Where a figure comes from NOTUS or another outlet rather than our own parse of the filing, the card says so.
  8. Labeled every record the same way. "Documented Late Filing" means at least one trade was reported more than 45 days after it was made. "No late filings found" means trades were reported, all on time. "No individual stock trades reported" means no PTRs for 2025-2026.

Limits of this check

The Ghost's TV Politicians

The 12 most visible sitting members of Congress by the test above: 6 Republicans and 6 from the Democratic caucus (5 Democrats and 1 independent). Same records, same labels as The Ledger.

Result: 11 of the 12 have no late filings in 2025-2026. Rep. Jim Jordan has one late PTR, a single spouse sale of 50,001 to 100,000 dollars reported 34 days past the 45-day limit. Rep. Nancy Pelosi reported 40 transactions, all on time, with a combined reported range of about 33.5 to 145.3 million dollars.

RepublicanDemocratIndependent
010203040Nancy Pelosi40 reported, 0 lateJim Jordan1 reported, 1 lateTed Cruz1 reported, 0 lateSchumer0 reported, 0 lateHakeem Jeffries0 reported, 0 lateJohn Thune0 reported, 0 lateAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez0 reported, 0 lateLauren Boebert0 reported, 0 lateBernie Sanders0 reported, 0 lateElizabeth Warren0 reported, 0 lateRand Paul0 reported, 0 lateMike Johnson0 reported, 0 lateTrades reported on PTRs, 2025-2026 (count)Member

How to read: each row is one member; the bar length is how many trades they reported on PTRs in 2025-2026, the color is party, and the label shows how many of those were late. A member with no bar reported no trades.

Speaker Mike Johnson
Status
No individual stock trades reported
Party
Republican
Why on this list
Leadership test: Speaker of the House. X: 1,246,466 followers (@SpeakerJohnson).
State
Louisiana (LA-04)
Chamber
House
Committees and role
Speaker of the House (no committee seats listed by the Clerk)
PTRs filed
No PTRs filed in 2025 or 2026 (House Clerk index)
Trades reported
0
Late trades
0
How late
Not applicable
Reported ranges
No individual stock trades reported
Combined reported range
Not applicable
Assets
2025 annual report, transactions section: None disclosed.

Clean record for the period: no Periodic Transaction Reports in the Clerk's 2025 or 2026 indexes, and the 2025 annual report (filed Aug 12, 2026) lists no transactions.

Records:
Leader John Thune
Status
No individual stock trades reported
Party
Republican
Why on this list
Leadership test: top Senate Republican leader. X: 370,661 followers (@LeaderJohnThune).
State
South Dakota
Chamber
Senate
Committees and role
Senate Republican Leader. Agriculture; Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Finance.
PTRs filed
No PTRs filed in 2025 or 2026 (last stock-transaction filing: May 12, 2022)
Trades reported
0
Late trades
0
How late
Not applicable
Reported ranges
No individual stock trades reported
Combined reported range
Not applicable
Assets
Not applicable

Clean record for the period: the filing index shows annual reports only in 2025 and 2026. We did not itemize his annual-report transaction schedule.

Records:
Sen. Ted Cruz
Status
No late filings found
Party
Republican
Why on this list
Following test: 7,065,284 X followers (@tedcruz), most among Republicans checked.
State
Texas
Chamber
Senate
Committees and role
Commerce, Science, and Transportation; Foreign Relations (senate.gov list)
PTRs filed
One PTR, Nov 12, 2025
Trades reported
1
Late trades
0
How late
On time: filed 1 day after the trade
Reported ranges
1 trade at 100,001 to 250,000 dollars (official Senate eFD range)
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 100,001 to 250,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets). Reported on time.
Assets
Spouse partial sale of Goldman Sachs (GS) stock on Nov 11, 2025

Clean record for the period: the one PTR was filed the day after the trade. Other 2025 activity in his annual report is mainly funds, ETFs and plan accounts, which are not PTR items.

Records:
Rep. Jim Jordan
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
Why on this list
Following test: 6,828,999 X followers (@Jim_Jordan).
State
Ohio (OH-04)
Chamber
House
Committees and role
Judiciary (Chair); Oversight and Government Reform
PTRs filed
One PTR, Jan 14, 2026
Trades reported
1
Late trades
1
How late
34 days past the 45-day limit (filed 79 days after the trade; the notification date is the trade date, so the 30-day clock was missed by 49 days)
Reported ranges
1 late trade at 50,001 to 100,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 50,001 to 100,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse of the PTR)
Assets
Spouse sale of Central Bancshares (CBSI) on Oct 27, 2025

The only late filing found among the 12 TV Politicians. The same sale also appears in his 2025 annual report.

Records:
Sen. Rand Paul
Status
No individual stock trades reported
Party
Republican
Why on this list
Following test: 5,953,733 X followers (@RandPaul).
State
Kentucky
Chamber
Senate
Committees and role
Foreign Relations; Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions; Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
PTRs filed
No PTRs filed in 2025 or 2026 (last stock-transaction filing: Aug 11, 2021)
Trades reported
0
Late trades
0
How late
Not applicable
Reported ranges
No individual stock trades reported
Combined reported range
Not applicable
Assets
Not applicable

Clean record for the period.

Records:
Rep. Lauren Boebert
Status
No individual stock trades reported
Party
Republican
Why on this list
Following test: 5,179,098 X followers (@laurenboebert).
State
Colorado (CO-04)
Chamber
House
Committees and role
Oversight and Government Reform; Natural Resources
PTRs filed
No PTRs filed in 2025 or 2026 (House Clerk index)
Trades reported
0
Late trades
0
How late
Not applicable
Reported ranges
No individual stock trades reported
Combined reported range
Not applicable
Assets
2025 annual report, transactions section: None disclosed.

Clean record for the period: no PTRs, and the 2025 annual report (filed Sep 24, 2026) lists no transactions.

Records:
Leader Hakeem Jeffries
Status
No individual stock trades reported
Party
Democrat
Why on this list
Leadership test: House Democratic Leader. X: 1,047,300 followers (@RepJeffries).
State
New York (NY-08)
Chamber
House
Committees and role
House Democratic Leader (no committee seats listed by the Clerk)
PTRs filed
No PTRs filed in 2025 or 2026 (House Clerk index)
Trades reported
0
Late trades
0
How late
Not applicable
Reported ranges
No individual stock trades reported
Combined reported range
Not applicable
Assets
2025 annual report lists only mutual fund, ETF (VOO) and 529 plan transactions, each 1,001 to 15,000 dollars. Those fund types are exempt from PTRs.

Clean record for the period: no individual stock trades reported.

Records:
Leader Schumer
Status
No individual stock trades reported
Party
Democrat
Why on this list
Leadership test: Senate Democratic Leader. X: 3,682,101 followers (@SenSchumer).
State
New York
Chamber
Senate
Committees and role
Senate Democratic Leader (ex officio on several committees, per senate.gov)
PTRs filed
No PTRs filed in 2025 or 2026
Trades reported
0
Late trades
0
How late
Not applicable
Reported ranges
No individual stock trades reported
Combined reported range
Not applicable
Assets
His 2025 annual report lists mainly retirement funds, mutual funds and bank accounts

Clean record for the period: the filing index shows only annual reports, with no stock-transaction filings on record.

Records:
Sen. Bernie Sanders
Status
No individual stock trades reported
Party
Independent (caucuses with Democrats)
Why on this list
Following test: 14,975,967 X followers (@BernieSanders), most among the Democratic caucus checked. He is an independent who caucuses with Democrats.
State
Vermont
Chamber
Senate
Committees and role
Environment and Public Works; Finance; Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (Ranking Member)
PTRs filed
No PTRs filed in 2025 or 2026
Trades reported
0
Late trades
0
How late
Not applicable
Reported ranges
No individual stock trades reported
Combined reported range
Not applicable
Assets
His annual reports list a pension, retirement funds (TIAA-CREF) and bank accounts

Clean record for the period: the filing index shows only annual reports and an extension letter.

Records:
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Status
No individual stock trades reported
Party
Democrat
Why on this list
Following test: 12,654,692 X followers (@AOC).
State
New York (NY-14)
Chamber
House
Committees and role
Energy and Commerce
PTRs filed
No PTRs filed in 2025 or 2026 (House Clerk index)
Trades reported
0
Late trades
0
How late
Not applicable
Reported ranges
No individual stock trades reported
Combined reported range
Not applicable
Assets
2025 annual report and its amendment, transactions section: None disclosed.

Clean record for the period: no PTRs and no reported transactions.

Records:
Rep. Nancy Pelosi
Status
No late filings found
Party
Democrat
Why on this list
Following test: 8,179,852 X followers (@SpeakerPelosi).
State
California (CA-11)
Chamber
House
Committees and role
None listed by the Clerk (Speaker Emerita)
PTRs filed
7 PTRs: Jan 17, Jul 9 and Oct 24, 2025; Jan 23, Jun 23, Aug 21 and Oct 2, 2026
Trades reported
40
Late trades
0
How late
None late. The longest gap was 30 days, from trade to filing.
Reported ranges
40 transactions on 7 PTRs: 1 at 15,001 to 50,000; 2 at 50,001 to 100,000; 4 at 100,001 to 250,000; 8 at 250,001 to 500,000; 10 at 500,001 to 1,000,000; 11 at 1,000,001 to 5,000,000; 3 at 5,000,001 to 25,000,000 dollars; plus 1 spin-off share distribution (VSNT) listed at 15 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: about 33.5 to 145.3 million dollars (33,515,054 to 145,250,015; sum of disclosure brackets, buys and sells added together, our parse). None were late.
Assets
Spouse trades: AAPL, NVDA, GOOGL, AMZN, AVGO, PANW, VST, TEM, INTC, UBER, BE, DIS, PYPL, AB, plus call options and two private real estate funds

Clean record on timing: all 40 transactions on 7 PTRs were reported within 45 days, and within 30 days of the notification dates shown. Frequent trading and large values are not, by themselves, a filing violation.

Records:
Sen. Elizabeth Warren
Status
No individual stock trades reported
Party
Democrat
Why on this list
Following test: 6,757,209 X followers (@SenWarren).
State
Massachusetts
Chamber
Senate
Committees and role
Armed Services; Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
PTRs filed
No PTRs filed in 2025 or 2026 (last stock-transaction filing: Jan 30, 2013)
Trades reported
0
Late trades
0
How late
Not applicable
Reported ranges
No individual stock trades reported
Combined reported range
Not applicable
Assets
Her 2025 annual report lists 63 transactions, all in TIAA-CREF and Vanguard index funds, which are exempt from PTRs

Clean record for the period: no individual stock trades reported.

Records:

The Ledger

All other members covered: 12 Republicans and 12 Democrats with documented late PTRs in 2025 or 2026. Each card lists the official filing first.

RepublicanDemocrat
1101001,000Lisa McClain545Val Hoyle222Julia Letlow211Sheri Biggs176Ritchie Torres87Gil Cisneros54Scott Franklin38Jonathan Jackson31Tim Moore23Michael Rulli22Scott Peters17Austin Scott17Tim Walberg15Dan Meuser11Markwayne Mullin10Kelly Morrison8Ed Case7Chellie Pingree6Tom Suozzi4Michael Guest3Shri Thanedar3Rich McCormick1Donald Norcross1Ron Wyden1Late trades reported past the 45-day limit (count, log scale)Member

How to read: each row is one member; a longer bar means more trades reported after the 45-day limit, the color is party, and the number is the exact count. The log scale spaces the axis by powers of ten so 1 and 545 fit on one chart.

MemberPartyLate tradesCombined reported range of late trades (dollars)Dollar source
Lisa McClainR5451,522,545 to 10,455,000 (Aug filing); plus 360,000 to 900,000 (Oct filing)Our parse; Oct filing: NOTUS
Val HoyleD222250,222 to 3,400,000Our parse
Julia LetlowR211253,211 to 3,270,000Our parse
Sheri BiggsR1764,976,176 to 15,340,000Our parse (NOTUS: 4.14 to 13.62 million)
Ritchie TorresD8787,087 to 1,305,000Our parse
Gil CisnerosD5496,054 to 915,000Our parse (NOTUS: about 95,000 to 900,000)
Scott FranklinR3887,038 to 655,000Our parse
Jonathan JacksonD3131,031 to 465,000Our parse
Tim MooreR23605,023 to 1,600,000Our parse
Michael RulliR2222,022 to 330,000Our parse
Scott PetersD172,565,017 to 5,400,000Our parse
Austin ScottR1717,017 to 255,000Our parse
Tim WalbergR15155,015 to 575,000Our parse
Dan MeuserR111,099,011 to 2,310,000Our parse
Markwayne MullinR10322,010 to 755,000 (Jul filing); plus 1.4 to 3.5 million (Aug filing)eFD via KeyVex; Aug filing: NOTUS
Kelly MorrisonD81,416,008 to 2,915,000Our parse
Ed CaseD77,007 to 105,000Our parse
Chellie PingreeD690,006 to 300,000Our parse
Tom SuozziD44,004 to 60,000Our parse
Michael GuestR33,003 to 45,000Our parse
Shri ThanedarD3130,003 to 350,000Our parse
Rich McCormickR1100,001 to 250,000Our parse
Donald NorcrossD115,001 to 50,000Our parse
Ron WydenD1100,001 to 250,000Senate eFD

Dollar figures are the sum of the low ends to the sum of the high ends of each trade's disclosure bracket. The law asks for ranges, not exact amounts, so the true total lies somewhere inside each band.

Rep. Lisa McClain
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
Michigan (MI-09)
Chamber
House
Committees
Financial Services; Education and Workforce. House Republican Conference Chair.
Filed
Aug 13, 2025 (second late PTR on Oct 23, 2025)
Late trades
545
How late
5 to 475 days past the 45-day limit (Aug 2025 filing)
Reported ranges
Aug 2025 filing, 545 late trades: 507 at 1,001 to 15,000; 31 at 15,001 to 50,000; 3 at 50,001 to 100,000; 4 at 100,001 to 250,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 1.52 to 10.46 million dollars (1,522,545 to 10,455,000; sum of disclosure brackets, our parse). Oct 2025 paper filing: 360,000 to 900,000 dollars (source: NOTUS; the scanned form was not parsed).
Assets
Spouse trades. NVDA, PLTR, TSM, AAPL, AMZN. Oct filing: PLTR, SMR, TSLA, NVDA, RGTI, BBAI.

In an Oct 20, 2025 letter to the Clerk, the member acknowledged late transactions from her husband's tax-deferred account.

Records:
Rep. Sheri Biggs
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
South Carolina (SC-03)
Chamber
House
Committees
Foreign Affairs; Homeland Security; Science, Space, and Technology
Filed
Oct 5, 2025
Late trades
176
How late
3 to 227 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
176 late trades: 136 at 1,001 to 15,000; 26 at 15,001 to 50,000; 2 at 100,001 to 250,000; 9 at 250,001 to 500,000; 2 at 500,001 to 1,000,000; 1 at 1,000,001 to 5,000,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 4.98 to 15.34 million dollars (4,976,176 to 15,340,000; sum of disclosure brackets, our parse). NOTUS reported 4.14 to 13.62 million dollars (source: NOTUS).
Assets
Spouse trades in a managed account. AAPL, CMCSA, JNJ, MSFT, NSC, NOC, MO, IBIT, structured notes.

108 of the late rows are dated March 18 and 19, 2025, including 77 sales. NOTUS notes March 18 was the day the Treasury Secretary gave key details of the April 2 tariff plan. This is a timing fact, not evidence of what anyone knew.

Records:
Rep. Michael Rulli
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
Ohio (OH-06)
Chamber
House
Committees
Energy and Commerce; Education and Workforce
Filed
Aug 7, 2026
Late trades
22
How late
48 to 574 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
22 late trades, all at 1,001 to 15,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 22,022 to 330,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Own managed account. PFE, LLY, TMO, PLTR, NVDA, MSFT, META, ORCL, AAPL. The oldest trade is from Nov 2024.

Energy and Commerce oversees drug safety and health policy, and the late trades include Pfizer, Eli Lilly and Thermo Fisher. The notification dates match the trade dates, so 31 of 32 rows miss the 30-day notification clock.

Records:
Former Sen. Markwayne Mullin
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
Oklahoma
Chamber
Senate (left in March 2026 to become Secretary of Homeland Security)
Committees
In 2025: Armed Services; Appropriations; HELP; Indian Affairs (from the Senate GOP assignment list)
Filed
Jul 30, 2025 (second late PTR on Aug 12, 2025)
Late trades
10
How late
564 to 894 days past the 45-day limit (Jul 2025 filing)
Reported ranges
Jul 2025 filing, 10 late trades (7 spouse stock purchases and 3 municipal bond trades), each with its eFD range
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 322,010 to 755,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets on the eFD filing, read via the KeyVex mirror). Aug 2025 filing: 1.4 to 3.5 million dollars (source: NOTUS).
Assets
Seven spouse stock purchases from Jan 3, 2023 (CTVA, EXLS, FN, HUBB, INST, PODD, CELH) and three Oklahoma municipal bond trades.

His office said an independent third-party firm manages his stock investments and that the filings were amendments for accuracy.

Records:
Rep. Michael Guest
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
Mississippi (MS-03)
Chamber
House
Committees
Ethics (Chair); Appropriations; Homeland Security
Filed
Aug 14, 2026
Late trades
3
How late
196 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
3 late trades, each at 1,001 to 15,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 3,003 to 45,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Sales on Dec 16, 2025 by a family trust owned by his wife: CVX, ABNB, ELF.

He told the Clerk a compliance firm missed the sales and that he learned of them the day before filing. His office says he has no role in the trust's decisions.

Records:
Rep. Rich McCormick
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
Georgia (GA-07)
Chamber
House
Committees
Armed Services; Oversight and Government Reform; Science, Space, and Technology
Filed
Apr 7, 2026
Late trades
1
How late
71 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
1 late trade at 100,001 to 250,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 100,001 to 250,000 dollars (our parse)
Assets
A U.S. Treasury bill purchase dated Dec 12, 2025

The asset is a low-risk Treasury bill, not a company stock. The Clerk's index lists the district as GA-06.

Records:
Rep. Kelly Morrison
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
Minnesota (MN-03)
Chamber
House
Committees
Small Business; Veterans' Affairs
Filed
Apr 2, 2026
Late trades
8
How late
27 to 392 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
8 late trades: 1 at 1,001 to 15,000; 1 at 15,001 to 50,000; 1 at 50,001 to 100,000; 1 at 100,001 to 250,000; 3 at 250,001 to 500,000; 1 at 500,001 to 1,000,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 1.42 to 2.92 million dollars (1,416,008 to 2,915,000; sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Private holdings, with no tickers: partial sales of Andersen Corporation, plus purchases of Cavall and FluxAI

Her office said an investment manager made the trades without her prior knowledge and that reporting has since been fixed.

Records:
Rep. Ritchie Torres
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
New York (NY-15)
Chamber
House
Committees
Financial Services; Select Committee on the CCP
Filed
Aug 20, 2025
Late trades
87
How late
30 to 283 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
87 late trades, all at 1,001 to 15,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 87,087 to 1,305,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Own account, run by a third-party manager. JPM, MS, BX, APO, ICE, BLK, LMT, NOC, LHX. 73 of the purchases are dated Sept 26, 2024.

His office confirmed the late filing, said he had no involvement in the manager's picks, and says his account is now limited to funds.

Records:
Rep. Gil Cisneros
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
California (CA-31)
Chamber
House
Committees
Armed Services; Small Business
Filed
Sep 4, 2026
Late trades
54
How late
4 to 19 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
54 late trades: 51 at 1,001 to 15,000; 3 at 15,001 to 50,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 96,054 to 915,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse). NOTUS reported about 95,000 to 900,000 dollars (source: NOTUS).
Assets
Own account, run by an adviser. PLTR, AVAV, MTSI, SPXC, MSFT, NVDA, COIN, UBER. Trades from July 2 to 17, 2026.

The notification dates are Aug 14, 2026, so only the 45-day limit was missed, by days to weeks. The member has said an adviser makes all of his trading decisions.

Records:
Rep. Ed Case
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
Hawaii (HI-01)
Chamber
House
Committees
Appropriations
Filed
Apr 6, 2026
Late trades
7
How late
99 to 645 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
7 late trades, all at 1,001 to 15,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 7,007 to 105,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse). The member says the actual total was under 8,000 dollars (member statement, via NOTUS).
Assets
Spouse AAPL purchases from May 2024 to Nov 2025

The member calls these inadvertent omissions of automatic dividend reinvestments.

Records:
Rep. Donald Norcross
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
New Jersey (NJ-01)
Chamber
House
Committees
Armed Services; Education and Workforce
Filed
Sep 4, 2025
Late trades
1
How late
412 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
1 late trade at 15,001 to 50,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 15,001 to 50,000 dollars (our parse)
Assets
A sale of TD Bank stock in an IRA, dated Jun 4, 2024

The member says he self-reported an unauthorized sale and that House Ethics waived the fee.

Records:
Sen. Ron Wyden
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
Oregon
Chamber
Senate
Committees
Finance (Ranking Member)
Filed
Aug 8, 2026
Late trades
1
How late
420 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
1 late trade at 100,001 to 250,000 dollars (official Senate eFD range)
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 100,001 to 250,000 dollars
Assets
A spouse-owned exchange of Berry Global for Amcor shares, dated Apr 30, 2025, the day the companies' merger closed

It was an automatic exchange from a merger. His office says he found it while preparing his annual report and that no penalty was assessed.

Records:
Rep. Val Hoyle
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
Oregon (OR-04)
Chamber
House
Committees
Natural Resources; Transportation and Infrastructure
Filed
Sep 12, 2025 (second late PTR on May 15, 2026)
Late trades
222
How late
1 to 363 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
222 late trades on 2 PTRs: 220 at 1,001 to 15,000; 2 at 15,001 to 50,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 250,222 to 3,400,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse). OpenSecrets reported 245,215 to 3,355,000 dollars for 217 trades; the office put the actual total at about 500,000 dollars.
Assets
Spouse IRA managed by an adviser. GOOGL, AMZN, JPM, NVDA, UNH, MSFT, BRK.B, plus Boeing and other industrials. Trades from Oct 2024 to Jul 2025.

The member told the Clerk the trades were made by her spouse's broker without direction, and her office said she paid the standard 200-dollar fee. The May 2026 PTR adds one sale it says was left off the Sep 2025 report. OpenSecrets counted 217 late trades; our parse of both PTRs counts 222.

Records:
Rep. Jonathan Jackson
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
Illinois (IL-01)
Chamber
House
Committees
Agriculture; Foreign Affairs
Filed
Aug 25, 2025
Late trades
31
How late
51 to 130 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
31 late trades, all at 1,001 to 15,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 31,031 to 465,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Spouse Rollover IRA managed by a broker. AMZN, GS, KKR, MCK, META, TMUS, WMB, LLY, PANW. Trades from Mar to May 2025.

The PTR states the spouse's new IRA is run by an independent broker and that the firm did not send the transactions to the preparer until August 2025. OpenSecrets reported a separate late filing in 2023.

Records:
Rep. Chellie Pingree
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
Maine (ME-01)
Chamber
House
Committees
Agriculture; Appropriations
Filed
Jun 11, 2025
Late trades
6
How late
81 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
6 late Treasury note purchases, each at 15,001 to 50,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 90,006 to 300,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Six U.S. Treasury note purchases on Feb 5, 2025. No individual company stock.

All six late rows are Treasury notes, which PTRs must report. The member called it a paperwork error and paid the late fee, per the Bangor Daily News.

Records:
Rep. Tom Suozzi
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
New York (NY-03)
Chamber
House
Committees
Ways and Means; Select Committee on the CCP
Filed
Aug 13, 2025
Late trades
4
How late
234 to 283 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
4 late Treasury bill purchases, each at 1,001 to 15,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 4,004 to 60,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Four U.S. Treasury bill purchases, Sep to Nov 2024. No individual company stock.

All four late rows are Treasury bills. We found no member statement on this filing.

Records:
Rep. Shri Thanedar
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
Michigan (MI-13)
Chamber
House
Committees
Agriculture; Homeland Security
Filed
Aug 11, 2025 (second late PTR on Aug 13, 2026)
Late trades
3
How late
171 to 361 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
3 late trades on 2 PTRs: 2 at 15,001 to 50,000; 1 at 100,001 to 250,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 130,003 to 350,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
MicroStrategy (now Strategy, MSTR) purchase from Jul 2024; later MSTR sale and a partial Apple sale (Oct 2025 and Jan 2026).

NOTUS reported the member sits on a subcommittee that covers digital assets, and MicroStrategy holds large crypto reserves. He told NOTUS he would pay any fine and planned to sell his individual stocks. NOTUS also reported a late annual report in 2023.

Records:
Rep. Scott Peters
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Democrat
State
California (CA-50)
Chamber
House
Committees
Budget; Energy and Commerce
Filed
5 PTRs, Jan 19 to Sep 21, 2026
Late trades
17
How late
1 to 4 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
17 late trades on 5 PTRs: 1 at 15,001 to 50,000; 6 at 50,001 to 100,000; 5 at 100,001 to 250,000; 3 at 250,001 to 500,000; 2 at 500,001 to 1,000,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 2.57 to 5.4 million dollars (2,565,017 to 5,400,000, sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Spouse-owned municipal bonds, U.S. Treasury bills and private funds. No individual company stock among the late rows.

Each late row is 1 to 4 days past the limit, the smallest gaps in The Ledger. The size comes from large bond trades, not from long delays.

Records:
Rep. Julia Letlow
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
Louisiana (LA-05)
Chamber
House
Committees
Appropriations; Education and Workforce
Filed
Jan 13, 2026
Late trades
211
How late
8 to 402 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
211 late trades: 208 at 1,001 to 15,000; 3 at 15,001 to 50,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 253,211 to 3,270,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse). NOTUS reported about 225,000 to 3.3 million dollars.
Assets
Own Merrill Lynch account with discretionary management. ACN, AAPL, META, MU, MSFT, CRM, WDAY, plus corporate bonds. Trades from Oct 2024 to Nov 2025.

Her office told NOTUS the firm traded without consulting her, that she hired counsel to review her accounts, and that she alerted the House Ethics Committee. NOTUS reported about 225,000 to 3.3 million dollars; our parse gives 253,211 to 3,270,000.

Records:
Rep. Scott Franklin
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
Florida (FL-18)
Chamber
House
Committees
Appropriations; Science, Space, and Technology
Filed
Mar 18, 2025 and Jul 3, 2025
Late trades
38
How late
4 to 475 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
38 late trades on 2 PTRs: 37 at 1,001 to 15,000; 1 at 50,001 to 100,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 87,038 to 655,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Mostly spouse Roth IRA purchases from Aug 2024, plus joint-account sales from Jan 2024. AAPL, BRK.B, SBUX, WMT, GOOG, COST, and defense contractors.

The member wrote that his broker did not tell him about the trades, that he notified House Ethics, and that he filed on Ethics counsel's advice, per the Hunter Index. The March 2025 PTR has 3 rows 4 days past the limit.

Records:
Rep. Tim Moore
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
North Carolina (NC-14)
Chamber
House
Committees
Financial Services (Vice Chair, Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee); Budget
Filed
Jun 13, 2025
Late trades
23
How late
6 to 28 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
23 late trades: 17 at 15,001 to 50,000; 5 at 50,001 to 100,000; 1 at 100,001 to 250,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 605,023 to 1,600,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Own account. American Airlines, Ford, Harley-Davidson, and leveraged ETFs (TNA, TQQQ). Trades from Apr 1 to Apr 23, 2025.

Fortune reported the trades were made around the April 2, 2025 tariff announcement. The member told Fortune they were filed within a 30-day grace period for technical delays and that no late fee was assessed.

Records:
Rep. Austin Scott
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
Georgia (GA-08)
Chamber
House
Committees
Agriculture (Vice Chair); Armed Services; Intelligence; Rules
Filed
Aug 13, 2025
Late trades
17
How late
13 to 349 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
17 late sales, all at 1,001 to 15,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 17,017 to 255,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Spouse IRA sales. GE Aerospace, GE Vernova, GE HealthCare, Ford, Plug Power, Bloom Energy, Ballard Power. Trades from Jul 2024 to Jun 2025.

GE Aerospace is a large defense supplier and the member sits on Armed Services. All late rows are sales. We found no member statement on this filing.

Records:
Rep. Tim Walberg
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
Michigan (MI-05)
Chamber
House
Committees
Education and Workforce (Chair); Natural Resources
Filed
Jun 3, 2026
Late trades
15
How late
68 to 436 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
15 late trades: 5 at 1,001 to 15,000; 10 at 15,001 to 50,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 155,015 to 575,000 dollars (sum of disclosure brackets, our parse). NOTUS reported 154,014 to 560,000 dollars.
Assets
Joint account managed by an adviser. Fourteen purchases on Feb 7, 2025, including Boeing, L3Harris, Lockheed Martin, Chevron and Exxon Mobil, plus an Under Armour sale in Feb 2026.

NOTUS noted Natural Resources covers petroleum on public lands. His office said an adviser made the trades without notice and that the paperwork has been filed. NOTUS reported 154,014 to 560,000 dollars; our parse gives 155,015 to 575,000.

Records:
Rep. Dan Meuser
Status
Documented Late Filing
Party
Republican
State
Pennsylvania (PA-09)
Chamber
House
Committees
Financial Services (Chair, Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee); Small Business
Filed
Aug 13, 2025 and Aug 20, 2025
Late trades
11
How late
145 to 326 days past the 45-day limit
Reported ranges
11 late trades on 2 PTRs: 4 at 1,001 to 15,000; 3 at 15,001 to 50,000; 1 at 50,001 to 100,000; 2 at 250,001 to 500,000; 1 at 500,001 to 1,000,000 dollars
Combined reported range
Combined reported range: 1.10 to 2.31 million dollars (1,099,011 to 2,310,000, sum of disclosure brackets, our parse)
Assets
Spouse-owned sales. Two partial Nvidia sales (Aug and Oct 2024), then nine sales on Feb 11, 2025 including NVDA, GOOGL, AAPL, MSFT and QCOM.

The member told NOTUS the error was his brokerage's, that it did not benefit him, and that he notified the House Ethics Committee.

Records:

Status summary

StatusRepublicansDemocratic caucusTV PoliticiansThe Ledger
Documented Late Filing1312124
No late filings found1120
No individual stock trades reported4590

The same labels apply to both parties and both groups.

Sources

  1. STOCK Act, Pub. L. 112-105 (law text) (congress.gov)
  2. Financial Disclosure Instruction Guide, CY2025 and PTRs (House Committee on Ethics)
  3. Financial Disclosure guidance (Senate Select Committee on Ethics)
  4. House financial disclosure search (House Clerk)
  5. Senate eFD search (Senate)
  6. House committee rosters (House Clerk)
  7. Senate committee assignments, 119th Congress (senate.gov)
  8. Senate Republican committee assignments, 119th Congress (Sen. Thune)
  9. PTR 20030891, McClain (House Clerk)
  10. PTR 8221212, McClain (House Clerk)
  11. PTR 20032149, Biggs (House Clerk)
  12. PTR 20035147, Rulli (House Clerk)
  13. eFD PTR, Mullin (Jul 30, 2025) (Senate eFD)
  14. PTR 20035130, Guest (House Clerk)
  15. PTR 20033648, McCormick (House Clerk)
  16. PTR 20034213, Morrison (House Clerk)
  17. PTR 20030930, Torres (House Clerk)
  18. PTR 20035190, Cisneros (House Clerk)
  19. PTR 20034221, Case (House Clerk)
  20. PTR 20030894, Norcross (House Clerk)
  21. eFD PTR, Wyden (Aug 8, 2026) (Senate eFD)
  22. McClain, second violation (NOTUS)
  23. Biggs, 170 trades (NOTUS)
  24. Rulli, 22 late disclosures (NOTUS)
  25. Mullin, July 2025 filing (NOTUS)
  26. Mullin, August 2025 filing (NOTUS)
  27. Mullin succeeded by Alan Armstrong (AP News)
  28. Guest, House Ethics chair (NOTUS)
  29. Case and McCormick (NOTUS)
  30. Morrison, million-dollar trades (NOTUS)
  31. Morrison (Star Tribune)
  32. Torres, dumping individual stocks (NOTUS)
  33. Cisneros, more than 50 late trades (NOTUS)
  34. Norcross and Rogers (NOTUS)
  35. Wyden late disclosure (Politico Influence)
  36. Wyden's late filing and STOCK Act enforcement (RealClearPolitics)
  37. Wyden Berry-to-Amcor exchange, 465 days later (Congressional Trader)
  38. Mullin eFD filing mirror (KeyVex)
  39. Congressional trading statistics (Equibles)
  40. Why stock-trade ban efforts are heating up (Business Insider)
  41. House member list (MemberData.xml, published Oct 1, 2026) (House Clerk)
  42. Senators roster (XML) (senate.gov)
  43. PTR 20033803, Jordan (House Clerk)
  44. 2025 annual report, Jordan (House Clerk)
  45. 2025 annual report, Johnson (House Clerk)
  46. 2025 annual report, Boebert (House Clerk)
  47. 2025 annual report, Jeffries (House Clerk)
  48. 2025 annual report, Ocasio-Cortez (House Clerk)
  49. PTR 20026590 (Jan 17, 2025), Pelosi (House Clerk)
  50. PTR 20033725 (Jan 23, 2026), Pelosi (House Clerk)
  51. eFD PTR, Cruz (Nov 12, 2025) (Senate eFD)
  52. Filing index, Thune (LegiStorm)
  53. Filing index, Cruz (LegiStorm)
  54. Filing index, Paul (LegiStorm)
  55. Filing index, Schumer (LegiStorm)
  56. Filing index, Sanders (LegiStorm)
  57. Filing index, Warren (LegiStorm)
  58. Warren 2025 annual report, parsed (Congress.wiki)
  59. Cruz trades as filed (Palanor)
  60. Paul holdings and trades summary (Follow The Filings)
  61. PTR 20032070 (Sep 12, 2025), Hoyle (House Clerk)
  62. PTR 20034581 (May 15, 2026), Hoyle (House Clerk)
  63. Rep. Val Hoyle missed deadlines to disclose 217 stock transactions (OpenSecrets)
  64. PTR 20030860 (Aug 25, 2025), Jackson (House Clerk)
  65. Illinois Democrat Jonathan Jackson's late stock trade disclosures (OpenSecrets)
  66. PTR 20030492 (Jun 11, 2025), Pingree (House Clerk)
  67. Chellie Pingree blames paperwork error for late disclosure (Bangor Daily News)
  68. PTR 20030307 (Aug 13, 2025), Suozzi (House Clerk)
  69. PTR 20030869 (Aug 11, 2025), Thanedar (House Clerk)
  70. PTR 20033910 (Aug 13, 2026), Thanedar (House Clerk)
  71. Shri Thanedar promises to sell individual stocks after late disclosure (NOTUS)
  72. PTR 20033815 (Jan 19, 2026), Peters (House Clerk)
  73. PTR 20034579 (May 18, 2026), Peters (House Clerk)
  74. PTR 20034784 (Jun 19, 2026), Peters (House Clerk)
  75. PTR 20035191 (Aug 17, 2026), Peters (House Clerk)
  76. PTR 20035434 (Sep 21, 2026), Peters (House Clerk)
  77. PTR 20030977 (Jan 13, 2026), Letlow (House Clerk)
  78. Rep. Julia Letlow's late disclosures of more than 210 trades (NOTUS)
  79. PTR 20027995 (Mar 18, 2025), Franklin (House Clerk)
  80. PTR 20030494 (Jul 3, 2025), Franklin (House Clerk)
  81. Franklin's late stock trade disclosures (Hunter Index) (Hunter Index)
  82. PTR 20030522 (Jun 13, 2025), Moore (House Clerk)
  83. Tim Moore's stock trades around the April 2025 tariff announcement (Fortune)
  84. PTR 20030902 (Aug 13, 2025), Scott (House Clerk)
  85. PTR 20034660 (Jun 3, 2026), Walberg (House Clerk)
  86. A Michigan Republican's late stock trade disclosures (NOTUS)
  87. PTR 20030884 (Aug 13, 2025), Meuser (House Clerk)
  88. PTR 20030922 (Aug 20, 2025), Meuser (House Clerk)
  89. Lawmakers blame financial advisers for late stock disclosures (NOTUS)

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