Senator Patty Murray Net Worth and Financial Performance Overview

Senator Patty Murray accumulated an estimated $493.0K in stock market gains last month, according to tracking data from Quiver Quantitative. This figure showcases the ongoing financial activities of the senior U.S. Senator from Washington, whose financial portfolio remains subject to public scrutiny under federal disclosure requirements.

Patty Murray Net Worth Assessment and Congressional Standing

As of April 2025, Quiver Quantitative assessed Senator Patty Murray’s net worth at approximately $3.4M, positioning her at the 171st highest wealth level among current members of Congress. This ranking reflects her moderate financial standing relative to other legislators. According to available public data, Murray maintains minimal direct investment in publicly traded securities that Quiver is able to track on a live basis, with approximately $0 currently visible in such investments.

This net worth figure encompasses various asset categories including real estate, savings, and investment accounts tracked through official financial disclosures required by federal law.

Stock Trading History and Investment Performance

Analysis of Senator Murray’s trading activity reveals documented transactions worth up to $2.4M, extracted from STOCK Act filings that mandate disclosure of congressional trading activities. Her portfolio reflects diverse investment interests across multiple sectors.

Some of the most significant trades in her history include:

• A June 2017 sale of Comcast (CMCSA) holdings worth up to $15K, with the stock subsequently declining 18.19% from that transaction point
• A March 2017 purchase of Wells Fargo (WFC) shares totaling up to $15K, which appreciated 17.55% in the years following
• A March 2017 acquisition of Dow Inc. (DOW) stock for up to $15K, though this position fell 52.99% thereafter
• A June 2017 divestment of ConocoPhillips (COP) worth up to $15K, which surged 102.07% after the sale
• A June 2017 liquidation of Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) holdings at up to $15K, with the security gaining an impressive 365.86% in subsequent years

The trading record demonstrates varied outcomes, with some positions notably outperforming (particularly TSM) while others underperformed market expectations.

Legislative Agenda and Policy Proposals

Senator Murray’s recent legislative initiatives reflect her policy priorities and committee assignments. Her recently proposed bills include:

• S.1433: Reauthorization legislation for the Northwest Straits Marine Conservation Initiative Act, focusing on environmental protection for regional marine resources
• S.1320: The Servicewomen and Veterans Menopause Research Act, addressing healthcare research specific to military personnel
• S.1115: The Paycheck Fairness Act, workplace equality legislation
• S.924: Further Additional Continuing Appropriations and Other Extensions Act for 2025, government funding measures
• S.916: Stop Shackling and Detaining Pregnant Women Act, criminal justice reform
• S.760: Kids’ Access to Primary Care Act of 2025, healthcare accessibility legislation

These proposals indicate Murray’s focus on healthcare, environmental conservation, workplace equity, and criminal justice matters.

Campaign Fundraising and Financial Disclosures

In her Q1 2025 FEC filing submitted April 15th, 2025, Senator Patty Murray disclosed $277.7K in fundraising activity, positioning this quarter as the 236th highest among all Q1 reports filed during that period. Individual donors contributed 99.6% of these funds, reflecting grassroots-level financial support.

Campaign expenditures for the same quarter reached $209.2K, ranking 182nd highest among congressional reports filed to date. Murray reported maintaining $959.4K in available campaign cash at period end, the 252nd highest balance among Q1 filings reported.

These fundraising figures reflect typical activity levels for an incumbent senator from a competitive political environment, with donor bases heavily weighted toward individual contributions rather than institutional funding.

Financial figures represent estimates based on official disclosures and may be incomplete or subject to revision. Data sourced from Quiver Quantitative platform and federal FEC filings.