Sen. Alan Armstrong Violated STOCK Act With 700 Tardy Stock Disclosures
Oklahoma Sen. Alan Armstrong disclosed more than 700 personal stock trades worth between $3.24 million and $16 million more than two months past the federal STOCK Act deadline, NOTUS reports. Armstrong, appointed to fill Markwayne Mullin's seat, made the disclosures the same week the House passed a bill to ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks. The post Sen. Alan Armstrong Violated STOCK Act With 700 Tardy Stock Disclosures appeared first on Oklahoma Watch.
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