Search "Tommy Tuberville stock trades" and you get a mix of real reporting and inflated net-worth guesses. Here's the honest version: he genuinely, confirmedly filed nearly 130 trades months late in 2021, a real STOCK Act violation. What his portfolio is worth today has no single official answer, and we won't invent one.
We also tell you directly what this page does not have: a live, source-labeled trade table like the 162 House members tracked elsewhere on this site. Senate disclosures come through a different system, and we're honest about that gap rather than faking a table.
Every item below is labeled by how it's known, including the one thing we don't have. We never dress up speculation as a filed fact, and we never fake a data table we don't have.
In 2021, Tuberville failed to disclose nearly 130 separate stock and stock-option trades, made between January and May of that year, until July, months past the STOCK Act's 45-day deadline. The trades were worth an estimated $894,000 to $3.56 million combined. His office confirmed he paid the standard first-offense late-filing penalty of $200. This is not speculation; it was widely reported at the time by CNBC and OpenSecrets, and was the subject of an ethics complaint filed by the Campaign Legal Center.
Public estimates of Tuberville's net worth range from roughly $4.5 million to $19 million or more, depending on whether the source uses disclosed asset ranges, a tracked live-portfolio estimate, or a broader net-worth calculation. Third-party trackers like Quiver Quantitative separately estimate his live tradable stock portfolio at around $3.2 million. There is no single official figure, and any page that states one precise number is guessing.
The Money GPS tracks congressional trading primarily from the US House Clerk's periodic transaction report system, which is where our real-time, per-member trade tables (like the 162 members tracked in detail on this site) come from. Senate disclosures are filed through a separate system, and our Senate coverage is not yet built out the same way. Rather than show an empty or fabricated trade table for a senator, this page states that gap directly. For live third-party Senate trade data in the meantime, Quiver Quantitative and Capitol Trades both track his disclosed filings.
Tuberville is one of the names that comes up constantly in the debate over whether Congress should be allowed to trade stocks at all, a debate active enough in 2026 that the House passed new restrictions this year. A confirmed violation on his own record is a real reason people search his name specifically.
Our approach is the same as everywhere else on this site: show what's documented, label its source, and say plainly when we don't have something rather than fill the gap with a guess. For the House side of Congress, where we do have real trade-by-trade data, see the full directory of 162 tracked members.
Yes, confirmed and reported. In 2021 he disclosed nearly 130 trades months after the STOCK Act's 45-day deadline, worth an estimated $894,000 to $3.56 million, and paid the standard $200 first-offense penalty. This was reported by CNBC and OpenSecrets and was the subject of a Campaign Legal Center ethics complaint.
There is no single official figure. Public estimates range from about $4.5 million to $19 million or more in total net worth depending on methodology, with third-party trackers separately estimating his live tradable stock portfolio at around $3.2 million. We show the range rather than inventing a precise number.
This site's real-time trade tables are built from US House Clerk filings. Senator Tuberville files through the Senate's separate disclosure system, which this site does not yet ingest the same way. Rather than show an incomplete or fabricated table, we say so directly here.
No. This is an independent research summary built from verified news reporting and public ethics-complaint filings. It is not affiliated with Tommy Tuberville or his office, and is provided for educational purposes only.
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