Late Congressional Trade Disclosures

1,995 trades filed after the 45-day deadline

Last updated March 21, 2026

Analysis of congressional stock trades reveals 1995 transactions disclosed beyond the 45-day STOCK Act deadline. Thomas Suozzi holds the record at 1839 days late. Updated March 21, 2026.

The STOCK Act's broken enforcement

The STOCK Act requires members of Congress to disclose stock trades within 45 calendar days. The penalty for late filing? A $200 fine — often waived. With no real consequences, late filings are common.

Worst offender: Thomas Suozzi disclosed a trade 1839 days late — that's over 5 years after the transaction.

Trades disclosed beyond 45 days

PoliticianTickerTrade DateDisclosedDays Late
Thomas SuozziSUP2017-12-062022-12-19+1794
Thomas SuozziWMT2018-03-292022-12-19+1681
Thomas SuozziHSIC2018-03-292022-12-19+1681
Thomas SuozziMA2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziCERN2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziCMP2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziKMX2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziCME2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziCOO2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziABC2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziBIDU2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziDFS2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziEBAY2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziGOOGL2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziGOOG2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziPCLN2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziPYPL2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziLOW2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziBLK2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziTWX2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziESRX2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziFB2017-01-052021-09-23+1677
Thomas SuozziBMY2018-04-172022-12-19+1662
Thomas SuozziXOM2018-04-302022-12-19+1649
Thomas SuozziSUP2018-04-302022-12-19+1649
Thomas SuozziAAPL2018-05-082022-12-19+1641
Thomas SuozziSUP2017-09-052022-03-03+1595
Thomas SuozziGM2018-06-272022-12-19+1591
Thomas SuozziVZ2018-06-272022-12-19+1591
Thomas SuozziCAT2017-12-062022-03-03+1503
Thomas SuozziIP2018-10-012022-12-19+1495
Thomas SuozziMLM2018-10-012022-12-19+1495
Thomas SuozziSUP2018-10-012022-12-19+1495
Thomas SuozziWY2018-10-012022-12-19+1495
Thomas SuozziSUP2018-10-022022-12-19+1494
Thomas SuozziWMT2018-10-022022-12-19+1494
Thomas SuozziWGO2018-10-022022-12-19+1494
Thomas SuozziMLM2018-10-022022-12-19+1494
Thomas SuozziCCK2018-10-022022-12-19+1494
Thomas SuozziWGO2018-10-112022-12-19+1485
Thomas SuozziSUP2018-10-152022-12-19+1481
Thomas SuozziWGO2018-10-152022-12-19+1481
Thomas SuozziSUP2018-11-062022-12-19+1459
Thomas SuozziSUP2018-11-082022-12-19+1457
Thomas SuozziIBM2017-08-172021-09-23+1453
Thomas SuozziPG2017-08-172021-09-23+1453
Thomas SuozziCSCO2017-08-172021-09-23+1453
Thomas SuozziPFE2017-08-172021-09-23+1453
Thomas SuozziPCG2017-08-172021-09-23+1453
Thomas SuozziMDT2017-08-172021-09-23+1453

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the STOCK Act disclosure requirement?

The STOCK Act (Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act) requires members of Congress to disclose stock trades within 45 calendar days of the transaction. Violations can result in fines, though enforcement has been historically weak.

What happens if Congress members file late?

Late filers face a $200 fine, which can be waived by the Ethics Committee. The fine was designed to be nominal. Since 2012, few members have faced meaningful consequences for late or non-disclosure.

Who files the latest disclosures?

Our analysis shows Thomas Suozzi had the latest disclosure at 1839 days after the transaction — that's 5 years late. See the full list of late filers below.

Why do late disclosures matter?

Timely disclosure lets the public see what Congress is trading while the information might still be relevant. A trade disclosed years late has already played out — you can't follow it anymore. Late filing undermines the transparency the STOCK Act intended.

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