Just came across some interesting political finance stuff. Rep Timothy M. Kennedy filed his Q2 fundraising report back in July 2025 and the numbers are kind of wild when you dig into them. Dude raised $369K with over 63% coming from individual donors, which honestly seems pretty solid for a congressional rep. The spending was $174.1K so he's sitting on $681.4K cash on hand. Not bad at all.

But here's where it gets more interesting - Tim Kennedy net worth estimates put him around $231K as of mid-July 2025. That's the 394th highest in Congress according to the tracking data. Apparently he's got basically zero in publicly traded assets that they can track, which is kind of unusual for most politicians. Most of his wealth seems to be tied up elsewhere.

Looking at his recent bill proposals, Kennedy's been pushing stuff like the Occupational Therapy Mental Health Parity Act, some disaster tax relief, and even a bill about getting a unique ZIP code for Wheatfield, New York. Pretty wide range of interests. The Timothy M. Kennedy net worth figure is interesting because it shows he's not one of the wealthier members of Congress - definitely middle of the road financially compared to his peers.

If you're into tracking politician finances and Kennedy net worth trends, there's apparently live tracking available on various political finance sites. Pretty fascinating stuff if you're into that kind of data rabbit hole.