Rep. Malinowski knowingly failed to comply with the STOCK Act


Dear John,

Apologies in advance for the volume here, but we have been very busy and there is a lot of FACT news to share: the OCE has acted on a FACT complaint, FACT has filed five new complaints, plus more than a dozen other news stories in which we were part of.

First, an update on FACT complaints filed last March and July against Rep. Malinowski with the Office of Congressional Ethics. The OCE's report found that despite his knowledge of the requirement and reminders from his staff to file, Rep. Malinowski knowingly failed to comply with the STOCK Act. Specifically, he "knowingly failed to enter reportable PTR transactions into the online reporting system in accordance with STOCK Act deadlines, intentionally conflated PTR transactions he did report, did not disclose short sales in a consistent manner (or according to his stated intent), and failed to properly disclose assets and transactions on his 2019 annual financial disclosure statement. After acknowledging these failures, he knowingly filed additional PTRs with late reportable transactions." In what is a significant development, the OCE case has been referred to the House Ethics Committee and you can read more in this Business Insider story here.

Now, to some recent important ethics news stories in which I was quoted: Additionally FACT has filed five complaints with the Federal Election Commission (FEC), Office of Special Counsel, and Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE):Finally, a few other stories covering FACT's work:Thank you for your continued support of FACT.  We will continue to fight for all politicians to be held accountable and keep you updated as to the newest developments. If you have not yet liked our FACEBOOK page, do it now here.

Kendra Arnold
Executive Director
Foundation for Accountability & Civic Trust
Washington, D.C. USA
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