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just saw that Senator Tommy Tuberville filed his Q2 fundraising disclosures and there's some interesting stuff in there. dude raised $188.4K which honestly isn't that much compared to other politicians - ranked 33rd for the quarter. but what caught my eye was his cash on hand sitting at $585.1K. kinda lean if you ask me. anyway, his tommy tuberville net worth is estimated around $13M as of mid-2025, which puts him 81st in Congress. not crazy wealthy by politician standards.
what's wild is looking at his stock trading history. the guy's been moving serious money around - we're talking up to $59.3M in tracked trades from his STOCK Act filings. he sold some eCom stock back in 2022 for up to $1M, sold Qualcomm for $500K, but then he bought Microsoft for $500K in late 2022 and that's up like 115% since then. that one worked out. also grabbed PayPal for $500K in 2023 and that's up about 15%.
so his tommy tuberville net worth breakdown includes roughly $4.6M in publicly traded assets that can be tracked live. the rest is probably real estate or other stuff. kind of interesting how much these senators are trading individual stocks while literally voting on policies that affect those companies. anyway if you wanna dig deeper into this stuff, Quiver Quantitative has all the details on his bills he's been proposing too - everything from military academy sports policies to national forest boundary changes. pretty standard senator stuff mixed with some finance moves that actually paid off.