In a recent analysis by Quiver Quantitative, Representative Thomas R. Suozzi’s financial portfolio has attracted attention due to a significant downturn in the stock market, with estimations showing a loss of approximately $759,300 last month. As of the latest figures available, Suozzi’s net worth stands at $13.4 million, placing him as the 98th highest in terms of wealth among members of Congress.
Suozzi’s investment strategy includes around $10.2 million allocated to publicly traded assets. Quiver Quantitative has made these figures trackable in real time, providing insight into his financial maneuvers.
A closer examination of his stock trading reveals transactions amounting to $34.4 million, derived from STOCK Act filings. Noteworthy trades include a sale of up to $250,000 in NVIDIA (NVDA) in March 2020, a decision that now seems to have been incredibly fortuitous given that the stock has skyrocketed by over 2,685% since then. Conversely, some of his investments have not fared as well: a $250,000 purchase of FuelCell Energy (FCEL) in November 2020 has suffered a decline of nearly 91%. Other significant transactions include a 2021 purchase of Morgan Stanley (MS) stock, which has risen by 109.68%, contrasting with a slight drop in a later acquisition of the XLRE stock.
In addition to his stock activities, Suozzi has been active in legislative proposals. Recent bills he has introduced include the H.R.9485, aimed at modernizing the John H. Chafee Foster Care Program, and the H.R.8867, also known as the PLAN Act of 2026. His legislative endeavors extend to designating the Washington Spy Ring National Historic Trail, expanding definitions within the Higher Education Act regarding graduate medical schools abroad, and introducing the SACRED Act.
On the fundraising front, Suozzi disclosed a total of $887,500 raised in a pre-primary FEC filing, placing him 17th among politicians for the year. Notably, a significant 76.4% of this amount came from individual donors. He reported expenditures of $461,800, ranking 145th in spending among his peers, with a cash reserve of $5.5 million at the end of the reporting period, placing him 21st in cash on hand.
As financial estimates are based on publicly available disclosures, they may not always reflect Suozzi’s true financial standing. Quiver Quantitative encourages a cautious interpretation of the numbers, acknowledging potential inaccuracies in the data.
For those interested in a more detailed view of Representative Thomas R. Suozzi’s financial activities and legislative contributions, Quiver Quantitative provides a dedicated politician page that tracks both his net worth and stock trading activities.
