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Caught Our Eye

Sen. Marshall didn't report stock transactions on time

Posted by Christian Stafford on Sept. 30, 2021

Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) failed to report in a timely way several stock transactions his dependent children made over a year ago while he was a member of the House.

Marshall made the disclosure on Tuesday with the House Clerk's office, more than a year after the 45 day reporting deadline required by the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, better known as the STOCK Act. The disclosure indicates that between Feb. 24 and July 8, 2020, Marshall's dependent children made several financial transactions, including a purchase of as much as $15,000 worth of stock in both Chevron and Disney during the pandemic stock market crash.

While the transactions were reported in Marshall's most recent annual report filed with the Senate, they were not included in any of his periodic transaction reports he filed as a member of the House in 2020.

Marshall joins a list of dozens of other members who have recently failed to disclose their financial transactions within the reporting window specified in the STOCK Act.

Subjects: Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS)

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