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Just caught the Q1 2025 FEC filing for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the numbers are pretty interesting. She pulled in $9.6M in fundraising that quarter, which ranked third overall among politicians filing reports - and notably, all of it came from individual donors, no PAC money. On the spending side, she burned through $5.1M, also ranking third for the period. Walking into the end of Q1, her campaign had $8.3M cash on hand. Now here's where it gets curious: according to Quiver Quantitative's tracking, alexandria ocasio cortez net worth sits at around $24.5K as of their last estimate, which puts her 421st in terms of wealth among Congress members. Basically minimal public market holdings they can track. She's also been active on the legislative side - recently proposed H.R.1944 on credit card interest caps, H.R.398 on geothermal recovery, and H.R.360 on oyster reef restoration. The alexandria ocasio cortez net worth figure is pretty modest compared to many colleagues, which seems to align with her spending patterns and fundraising approach focused on grassroots individual donors. If you're into tracking politician finances, alexandria ocasio cortez net worth and her fundraising disclosures are definitely worth monitoring - she's consistently among the top fundraisers despite having relatively limited personal wealth compared to other members of Congress.