US Congress — periodic transaction reports, as filed

Hon. Laurel Lee

US Representative · FL15

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PTRs filed · since 2025

5

Transactions parsed

12

Distinct tickers

7

Median filing lag

44 days

What is on file

We hold 5 periodic transaction reports filed by Laurel Lee, the first on 7 January 2025 and the most recent on 19 July 2026. Between them they disclose 12 transactions in 7 listed companies, dated from 29 December 2023 to 6 July 2026. 2 are purchases and 10 are sales — more selling than buying, as Lee reported it.

How late the filings were

The STOCK Act gives a member 45 days to report a trade. The median gap here is 44 days, and the longest is 591 days. 5 of the 12 transactions — 42% — were filed after the 45 days had passed. The slowest single filing covers Alibaba Group Holding Limited: traded 29 December 2023, filed 11 August 2025, 591 days later. Each row below prints its own gap, because the gap is the part that is easy to lose.

What comes up most

The names that come up most often are NOK (4 transactions), HURA (2 transactions), WBD (2 transactions), BABA (1 transaction) and BAC (1 transaction). The most common size on file is the $1,001 – $15,000 band — 5 of 12 transactions, 42%. Congress discloses a range rather than an exact figure, so a range is what we print. We never take the midpoint and call it a number.

Disclosed transactions

Amounts are the bands the STOCK Act requires — we print the band, never a midpoint

AssetDirectionAmount as filedTradedFiledLag
NOK Nokia Corporation · optionsSOLD$1,001 – $15,00006 JUL 202619 JUL 202613 DAYS
NOK Nokia Corporation · optionsSOLD$1,001 – $15,00006 JUL 202619 JUL 202613 DAYS
GE GE Aerospace · optionsSOLD$1,001 – $15,00016 JUN 202619 JUL 202633 DAYS
BAC Bank of America CorporationSOLD$1,001 – $15,000 · partial02 JUN 202619 JUL 202647 DAYS — THE LAW SAYS 45
NOK Nokia CorporationSOLD$1,001 – $15,000 · partial02 JUN 202619 JUL 202647 DAYS — THE LAW SAYS 45
NOK Nokia CorporationSOLD$15,001 – $50,000 · partial11 MAY 202619 JUL 202669 DAYS — THE LAW SAYS 45
WBD Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. - Series A Common StockSOLD$1,001 – $15,00029 NOV 202411 AUG 2025255 DAYS — THE LAW SAYS 45
BABA Alibaba Group Holding LimitedSOLD$100,001 – $250,00029 DEC 202311 AUG 2025591 DAYS — THE LAW SAYS 45
HURA TuHURA Biosciences, Inc. - Common StockBOUGHT$50,001 – $100,00013 JUL 202509 AUG 202527 DAYS
NVO Novo-Nordisk A/SSOLD$1,001 – $15,000 · partial08 MAY 202522 JUN 202545 DAYS
WBD Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. - Series A Common StockSOLD$1,001 – $15,000 · partial29 NOV 202407 JAN 202539 DAYS
HURA TuHURA Biosciences, Inc. - Common StockBOUGHT$1,001 – $15,00025 NOV 202407 JAN 202543 DAYS

Source documents

Every table row above comes out of one of these documents. Scanned paper filings are listed but not machine-read — we never guess at a number.

Questions people ask about this

What has Laurel Lee bought and sold?
Everything on this page, and nothing more. It is the 12 transactions disclosed across 5 reports. Each row links to the PDF it came from on the House Clerk's site, so you can check any line yourself.
Is this Lee's portfolio?
No, and the difference matters. A periodic transaction report lists trades, not holdings. It does not say what is still owned, what was owned before, or how much of anything. Anyone showing you a "portfolio" built only from these filings is filling in gaps the filings do not contain.
Does this show how much money was made?
No. We publish no returns, no performance and no estimated profit. The filings give a date, a direction and a price band — not a position size or a cost basis — so any performance figure built from them is an estimate wearing a number's clothes. We would rather show you the document.
Is the data real?
It is read straight from the House Clerk's own PDFs, which are public. We parse them and reject anything we cannot read cleanly rather than guessing at it. Every figure on this page carries the filing ID it came from.
Why are the trades so old?
Because the law allows it. A member has 45 days to file, so what you are reading is always history — here, by a median of 44 days. We print the gap on every row instead of hiding it, because a disclosure feed that pretends to be live is lying about what it is.
Public filings, reported as filed. Not investment advice. This page reports what Hon. Laurel Lee disclosed under the STOCK Act, when it was disclosed, and how late. It contains no performance figures and no recommendations.