More than half of ' lower chamber filed for an extension on their financial disclosures, according to a new analysis.House representatives were supposed to file financial disclosures to shed light on whether they had any conflicts of interest under the STOCK Act - the only law regulating federal lawmakers' finances. Those who oppose banning congressional stock trades have said the STOCK Act provides enough regulation. But a by Accountable.US found nearly 60 percent of incumbent House members filed for an extension of their 2022 disclosures in 2023, with over 80 percent of those asking for the maximum 90-day extension.
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