Accountability · 1045 late filings in 2026Newest filing
The law says 45 days.
Every congressional stock trade must be disclosed within 45 days.
These are this year's longest waits — each row a real filing, counted
in days past the legal maximum. The usual penalty for missing it:
a $200 fee.
Worst delays · 2026
One row per member · their worst filing
RankMemberTickerSideAmountDelay
01
T. Tuberville Senate · AL · 165 late filings in 2026
Counted from each trade date to its disclosure, minus the 45 days the
STOCK Act allows (how we count). Amounts are the brackets as filed. This year,
28% of all filings arrived late. Source: official
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