Republican Rep. Lisa McClain of Michigan has violated a federal financial transparency and conflicts-of-interest law for the second time this year, according to a NOTUS review of congressional disclosures.
McClain was months late publicly disclosing between $360,000 and $900,000 worth of stock trades made by her husband, Michael, according to the disclosures.
McClain acknowledged that “there are several transactions from my husband’s tax-deferred account” that she reported late, in an Oct. 20 letter to House Clerk Kevin F. McCumber.