Just checked out some political finance data and found something interesting about Representative Lloyd Doggett's portfolio. Apparently his Lloyd Doggett net worth sits around $49.9M according to recent tracking, which puts him pretty high up in Congress rankings. But here's the thing - the guy just took a hit, losing roughly $147.1K in the stock market last month. That's a decent chunk of change even for someone at his wealth level. What caught my attention was digging into his actual stock holdings. Lloyd Doggett has about $3.7M in publicly traded assets that people can actually track, and looking at his trading history from STOCK Act filings, he's been pretty active. Some of his bigger plays include picking up shares of KO back in 2022 (up 10.95% since then), PG in 2020 (up 45.63%), and a few others like HD and IBM. Not all winners though - PPG ended up dropping 33.95% on him. On the political side, he's been pushing bills around tax breaks for Pell Grants, Medicare benefits, and fraud prevention. His recent fundraising disclosure showed $193.9K brought in during Q4, with $6.2M cash on hand at the end of the period. Interesting to see how Lloyd Doggett's net worth fluctuates with market moves while he's working on legislation. The whole transparency thing with these disclosures is pretty wild when you actually dig into the numbers.