Mike Lawler Net Worth and Q1 2025 Financial Snapshot: Congressman's $121K in Assets

Representative Mike Lawler of New York filed his latest financial disclosures in April 2025, revealing detailed information about his net worth and campaign finances. According to Quiver Quantitative’s analysis, Mike Lawler net worth stands at approximately $121.0K as of mid-April 2025, ranking as the 387th highest among members of Congress. This assessment is based on publicly available financial disclosures and tracked assets in the stock market.

Campaign Fundraising and Spending Overview

During the first quarter of 2025, Lawler raised significant campaign funds, disclosing $927.7K in new fundraising through his Q1 FEC filing. This placed him among the top fundraisers in that reporting period, ranking 2nd among all Q1 reports filed by politicians that year. Individual donors accounted for 54.5% of these contributions, demonstrating substantial grassroots support. On the spending side, Lawler reported $346.8K in campaign expenditures during the same quarter, the 5th highest among all Q1 filings. By the end of the filing period, his campaign maintained $1.3M in cash reserves, positioning him 21st among peers in terms of available funds.

Financial Assets and Net Worth Assessment

Mike Lawler’s net worth composition reveals that approximately $88.5K of his $121.0K total is invested in publicly traded securities that Quiver Quantitative can monitor in real-time. This represents his primary financial asset base. The relatively modest net worth compared to some congressional peers reflects Lawler’s career trajectory and investment allocation. Tracking politicians’ net worth provides investors and constituents with transparency into potential conflicts of interest and financial priorities.

Recent Legislative Priorities and Bill Proposals

Beyond his financial profile, Congressman Lawler has been active in introducing legislation across several policy areas. His recent bill proposals include measures targeting child protection (H.R.2726), export control regulations (H.R.2683), youth sports initiatives (H.R.2637 - Home Run for Kids Act), and voting rights matters (H.R.2562 and H.R.2561 - District of Columbia One Vote One Choice Act variants). Additionally, he proposed the Stop Antisemitism on College Campuses Act (H.R.2446), highlighting his focus on campus-related policy concerns.

These filings and legislative activities can be tracked in detail through Quiver Quantitative’s politician tracking portal, which provides comprehensive oversight of congressional finances and legislative records for informed citizens and investors.