STOCK Act deadline tracker
Who files on time, who files late, and by how much.
The STOCK Act gives members of Congress 45 days to report a trade. Across the whole dataset the median filing arrives on day 25, and about 9 percent arrive after the deadline; the standard penalty for a late report is $200, less than the smallest trade it can cover. This table ranks members with at least 20 disclosed trades in the last 18 months by how often they miss the deadline.
Delays are measured from the transaction date to the filing date on the report. Amended filings keep their original dates, and a single late report can contain many trades. The full distribution and the history behind it are in our analysis: Congress has 45 days to report a trade, and most use nearly all of them.
Related: how congressional disclosure deadlines work, committee conflicts, and the live trade feed.