Sen. Tom Carper just violated this federal transparency and conflicts-of-interest law
Raw StoryDemocratic Sen. Tom Carper of Delaware violated a transparency and conflicts-of-interest law by disclosing one of his wife's stock trades more than a year after a federal deadline, according to a Raw Story review of congressional financial disclosure records. Carper on Tuesday disclosed that Martha Ann Stacy sold $2,991.98 worth of stock in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd., although the trade took place on Jan. 19, 2022. "Senator Carper supported the STOCK Act, and he fully supports ongoing conversations in Congress on how to strengthen the legislation and improve transparency and accountability for our elected officials." This year, Raw Story has identified two additional lawmakers — Reps. Seth Moulton and Gerry Connolly — who were late disclosing personal stock trades.