In a recent analysis by Quiver Quantitative, Representative Sara Jacobs’ financial activity reveals a striking performance in the stock market, earning her an estimated $2.4 million in just one month. As of June 19th, 2026, her net worth is estimated at $93.8 million, positioning her as the 18th wealthiest member of Congress.
Jacobs’ financial portfolio includes approximately $24.9 million in publicly traded assets that Quiver Quantitative actively tracks. This extensive portfolio reflects her strategic trading decisions, which include notable transactions reported through STOCK Act filings. The data indicates that she has engaged in up to $13.1 million in trades across various stocks, with some significant movements highlighting her trading acumen.
Among her largest transactions, a sale of up to $1 million in Qualcomm shares on May 7, 2026, stands out—since the trade, the stock has appreciated by 11.63%. Earlier in her trading history, Jacobs sold up to $250,000 worth of Apple shares on July 6, 2021; those shares have since surged by 109.84%. Contrastingly, her investment in Omnicare, sold for up to $100,000 on April 9, 2021, has performed poorly, with a decline of 71.01%. Other trades from that day include a $100,000 investment in both The New York Times and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which have appreciated significantly by 51.04% and an impressive 276.32%, respectively.
In addition to her trading success, Jacobs is actively engaged in legislative activities. She has recently proposed several bills aimed at diverse areas of public interest, including the “Restore Military Families’ Voices Act” and the “Sectoral AI Governance Act of 2026.” Other legislation includes measures directed at the Department of Health and Human Services concerning infant food regulations and a significant act related to expeditionary diplomacy.
Despite her financial successes, Jacobs has also been in the spotlight for her fundraising efforts. A Pre-Primary Federal Election Commission disclosure filed on May 20, 2026, revealed she raised $40.9K, ranking her 475th among all candidates’ pre-primary reports this year. Notably, 85.3% of these contributions came from individual donors. Moreover, Jacobs disclosed $72.0K in spending during the same period, and her remaining cash on hand was reported at $270.1K, placing her at 360th in terms of liquidity among her peers.
Quiver Quantitative continues to provide live updates on Representative Sara Jacobs’ financial standing and legislative proposals, allowing constituents and interested observers to track her activities both in the stock market and within Congress.
