Members of Congress who file on paper

99 of the 424 members on file publish EVERY report as a scanned image, and 85 more publish some that way — 2,813 documents in all. We index those documents and do not read them, so a paper filer's transaction counts here are true zeros rather than a record of no trading.

The STOCK Act requires the report; it does not require it to be typed. A member may file on paper, and the House Clerk and the Senate then publish the report as a scanned image rather than as a machine-readable transaction list. We index those documents — the filer, the date, the publisher and the publisher's own link — and we do not read them.

That matters for every other board on this site. A paper filer's transaction count here is a true zero, and a ranking that sorted on it would put someone who files more reports than most at the bottom of a list of people who trade. Nothing about the members below implies they trade less; it says our record of them is a stack of documents.

Each member's own page lists their documents individually, each linking to the chamber's own file. The chambers' searches are the source of record: House Clerk — financial disclosure search → · Senate eFD — financial disclosure search →

Roster as of 2026-08-24

Ordered by how many documents each has on file. The machine-readable trade count is printed beside them and is zero for every row here — that is the point of the list, not an omission.

These members have machine-readable transactions on file AND scanned documents beside them, so their trade counts elsewhere on this site are real — but incomplete by however much those documents hold, which nobody here has read.

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