Nearly a dozen stocks appeared on Sen. Tim Scott’s 2022 financial disclosure that weren’t there in 2021. But the South Carolina Republican, the only member of Congress running for president, never reported buying the shares, raising questions about whether he followed a mandate Congress imposed on itself more than a decade ago.
A spokesperson for Scott’s presidential campaign said he did comply, but would not say how.
The amounts are hardly eye-popping, but they include shares in companies whose businesses could be affected by congressional action.
