Mike Lawler's Financial Profile: Campaign Fundraising and Net Worth Rankings

Representative Mike Lawler has emerged as a strong fundraiser in the 2025 election cycle, demonstrating significant financial momentum entering the year. Based on his Q1 FEC filing, Lawler’s net worth and campaign financial metrics reveal a politician with substantial grassroots support and competitive congressional standing.

Campaign Fundraising Performance: $927.7K in Q1

Mike Lawler raised $927.7K during the first quarter of 2025, positioning himself among the top fundraisers in Congress. This total represents the second-highest Q1 fundraising amount across all politician reports reviewed so far this year. Individual donors contributed more than half of his fundraising haul, accounting for 54.5% of the total contributions.

The fundraising success reflects strong donor confidence in Lawler’s political agenda. His campaign expenditures totaled $346.8K during the same period—the fifth-largest spending amount in Q1 reports analyzed this year. By the end of the filing period, Lawler maintained $1.3M in cash reserves, placing him 21st among all politicians in terms of available campaign funds.

Net Worth Assessment and Congressional Rankings

Mike Lawler’s personal net worth stands at an estimated $121.0K as of Q1 2025, according to Quiver Quantitative’s analysis. This valuation ranks him 387th in terms of personal wealth among current members of Congress. While this position reflects mid-to-lower range wealth within the legislative body, Lawler’s investment profile shows active participation in publicly traded assets.

Approximately $88.5K of Lawler’s net worth is invested in publicly traded securities that Quiver Quantitative can track in real-time. This demonstrates a diversified approach to wealth management aligned with transparent congressional disclosure requirements.

Legislative Priorities and Bill Proposals

Mike Lawler has introduced several bills reflecting his policy priorities:

• H.R.2726 — Legislation to expand penalties for crimes against children under Title 18 of the United States Code
• H.R.2683 — Measures addressing remote access controls under the Export Control Reform Act of 2018
• H.R.2637 — The Home Run for Kids Act
• H.R.2562 — District of Columbia One Vote One Choice Act
• H.R.2561 — One Vote One Choice Act
• H.R.2446 — Stop Antisemitism on College Campuses Act

These proposals span multiple policy domains, from child safety and national security to voting rights and campus advocacy, reflecting Lawler’s diverse legislative focus.

Note: Net worth figures are estimates derived from financial disclosures and may contain inaccuracies or gaps in available data. Consult official sources for comprehensive financial information.