Michael Rulli's 32-Row House PTR Shows Public Filing Delays Up to 619 Days

The Clerk of the House PDF is Filing ID #20035147. It identifies Hon. Michael Rulli as a House member from Ohio's 6th District and carries a digital signature dated August 7, 2026.

The transaction table contains 32 lines marked as new filings. Each line is associated with the Merrill Lynch Managed Account subholding and the stock asset code. Across the rows, the filing contains 14 purchases and 18 sales covering 18 ticker symbols.

The repeated symbols are separate reported rows, not 32 unique companies. The filing therefore reads as a multi-date account report that became public on one date, rather than as a list of 32 trades executed on August 7.

The source table has separate Transaction Date and Notification Date columns, but the two dates match on all 32 rows. The oldest reported transaction is a Pfizer (PFE) sale dated November 26, 2024. The newest is a Crown Castle (CCI) sale dated August 6, 2026.

Using the August 7, 2026 signed filing as the public date, the transaction-to-filing intervals run from 1 day for the CCI row to 619 days for the PFE row. Other older rows include sales dated in December 2024 and purchases or sales dated in 2025, all disclosed in the same report.

The House Committee on Ethics says covered transactions over $1,000 are due by the earlier of 30 days after the filer becomes aware of the transaction or 45 days after the transaction. The Rulli PDF does not explain the timing of the report or state whether any enforcement action or other outcome followed.

The 18 ticker symbols are AAPL, AMZN, CCI, GEV, GOOGL, KLAC, KO, LLY, META, MSFT, MU, NOW, NVDA, ORCL, PFE, PLTR, PRU, and TMO. Several symbols appear more than once because the report includes transactions on different dates and in both directions.

The report includes 2026 activity alongside older rows. That makes the filing useful for research into disclosure timing and account activity, but it does not make every row a fresh market signal. The source also gives no investment rationale, share count, execution price, or indication that the member personally directed each managed-account transaction.

Every row in the official PDF reports the $1,001-$15,000 amount band. That is the disclosure category for each reported transaction, not an exact dollar amount. The form does not provide a precise value for any row.

Summing or averaging the 32 bands would create false precision because the filing does not reveal where within the band each transaction fell. The useful quantitative facts are the row count, ticker count, transaction types, dates, and public delay range.

A read-only check of the production trade data found raw_source house-ptr-2026-20035147 with 32 parsed rows. The parsed record preserves the August 7 filing date, the 14 purchase and 18 sale split, the $1,001-$15,000 amount band on every row, the November 26, 2024 to August 6, 2026 transaction range, and the 18 tickers in the official PDF.

That one-to-one row count matters because a ticker-oriented feed can otherwise make a filing look like a handful of isolated events. For this report, the official House PDF remains the controlling source for the form's dates, account label, transaction types, and amount ranges.

The independent news value is the combination of a 32-row filing, 18 tickers, and a public filing lag that reaches 619 days. It shows how a single newly visible document can contain both recent and very old reported transactions, which is easy to miss when a tracker headline is reduced to one ticker.

The record does not establish insider trading, an ethics violation, improper influence, intent, or a penalty. It also does not establish that all 32 rows were discretionary trades by Rulli. The narrow conclusion is that the official House disclosure became public on August 7 and contains the reported transactions and dates described above.