Late Congress stock trade disclosures

Every transaction disclosed in the window, counted once, with the whole days from its trade date to the date the report was filed. A report is one member's filing on one date.

One report can list hundreds of transactions, so the transaction share moves with a few large filings and the report share is the steadier measure. The largest single late report holds 191 of the House's 541 late transactions and 371 of the Senate's 410.

Ranked by reports filed after the 45-day deadline in the window, then by the transactions in them. Every report here was opened at the House Clerk and read line by line on Sep 29, 2026, and the counts are the filing's own. Past 45 days counts the transactions reported more than 45 days after the trade; within 30 days of notice counts those of them the member reported within 30 days of the notification date the form gives, on time by that clock and still past the 45-day limit.

16 more House members filed at least one report after the deadline in this window and are not in the table, either below the top ten or with a report not yet checked against the original. 10 senators did too. The Senate's public database asks for its terms to be accepted before a report opens, so Senate reports have not been checked here and no senator is named. 1 line in the checked filings is marked as amending an earlier report and is not counted.

For each member's median delay over the same kind of window, see the slowest and fastest filers on the leaderboard; every member we hold filings for is in the member directory; the filings themselves, each line with its trade date, filing date and delay, are in the trades browser.