Rep. Tom Suozzi from Long Island outperformed all other Democrats in 2025 with the top stock portfolio results, surpassing even the so-called She-Wolf of Wall Street, Nancy Pelosi, according to data revealed by The Post.
That’s based on data provided exclusively by the alternative data platform Quiver Quantitative, which has been monitoring stock transactions by members of Congress as lawmakers come under increased examination for their significant profits.
Suozzi’s 35% gain significantly exceeded the performance of major indices, such as the Dow’s 14% increase, the S&P 500’s 17% rise, and the Nasdaq’s 21% growth, as per exclusive information shared with The Post by Quiver Quantitative, a firm that monitors stock transactions of members of Congress.
“Some individuals appeared to dedicate more time to overseeing their investment portfolios than they did to their primary responsibilities on Capitol Hill,” said Christopher Kardatzke, CEO of Quiver Quantitative, to The Post.
We have observed members engaging in day trading, options trading, and – for the first time ever – trades involving meme coins.
Suozzi, who serves on the tax and oversight subcommittees and was elected in 2016,previously encountered a House Ethics investigationinto his transactions. He concluded the year with a $9.5 million stock portfolio — an increase of $2.5 million.
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Much of it stemmed from his significant role at the technology company NVIDIA — which has risen 40% this year, with an estimated $8.2 million in investments.
Suozzi, who represents sections of Queens and the upscale “Gold Coast” area of Long Island, is known for submitting late reports and violating disclosure regulations — having been previously noted for not revealing certain information.up to 300 transactions.
Previously, he has dismissed worries regarding his lenient trading practices.
“Frankly, there’s a lot happening in Congress. I have various other matters to attend to. It’s just not that — ethics is a major concern for me. However, some of the formalities aren’t necessarily something I prioritize,” Suozzi stated before the House Committee on Ethics in 2022 during the inquiry into his stock transactions.
The congressman’s top aide stated that some of the investments made by his boss occurred prior to his taking office.
” He backs bipartisan legislation currently moving through Congress that would prohibit members of Congress from trading individual stocks,” Matt Fried said to The Post.
The Dem was recently nominated referred to as “the nation’s first stock-picking savant,” by fellow Long Island resident and Pro-Trump Republican Greg Hach — who is aiming to replace him in the 2026 midterms.
“Countrymen, a rare in a lifetime magician is among us and we need to quickly benefit from it,” the Air Force veteran noted last month, ridiculing the fact that Suozzi’s wealth increased from $2.2 million to $12.6 million during his nine years in the House.
“Tom Suozzi became wealthy while in Congress, yet his voters faced worsening conditions. If that doesn’t tell the whole story, nothing does,” Hach said to The Post this week.
Former House Speaker Pelosi (D-CA), who has stated she isleaving at the conclusion of her termIn January 2027, she earned 18% on her portfolio in 2025, which was far from the 54% she made last year, surpassing all major hedge funds.
The California Democrat was constrained by her $12 million stake in cloud company Salesforce, which had declined by approximately 20% in 2025.
On the Republican side, Rep. Tim Moore (R-NC) had the most successful year — achieving an impressive 52% return on his stock portfolio.
Moore — who at one time faced allegations ofplacing cameras outside his lover’s home— actively traded Cracker Barrel stock after it wasmassively damaged after the “woke logo” controversy last month.
A new member of the House has already emerged as one of its most active traders — having executed an astonishing 200 deals in 2025.
His biggest investment is a high-risk small-cap leveraged ETF, in which he has $1.2 million allocated.
He was closely trailed by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), who achieved a 50% return over the past year — primarily because of his $4.4 million stake in Goldman Sachs, which constitutes 90% of his investment portfolio and increased by 53% during the year.
The significant earnings arrive alongsideincreasing demands to prohibit Congress from engaging in stock tradingindividual equities, contending that legislators possess knowledge that can influence the market before it becomes public.
In September, the most recent version of a trading restriction bill was presented in the House.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green (R-GA), who is running for officesudden departure from Congress on Monday after her public have a falling out with President Trump, secured her place in the top 10 this year due to her impressive 33% return on her stock portfolio.
Greene — who has brushed off the attention regarding her transactions as“laughable”— is departing with a $3.6 million stock portfolio, diversified across up to 100 different stocks, as per the information, having emerged as one of the House’s most active traders prior to her early withdrawal from public life.