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Net Worth Tracker

Congressional Financial Disclosures

Estimated net worth of members of Congress based on OGE Form 278e financial disclosures. All figures are midpoint estimates of disclosed asset ranges.

Median Net Worth

$9.1M

of tracked members

Mean Net Worth

$33.5M

across dataset

Combined Wealth

$3.3B

100 members tracked

Millionaires

90

of 100 tracked (90%)

Chamber
Party

Wealth Leaderboard100 members

1
Rick ScottRSenateFL
$250M$200M – $300M
1. GS Capital Partners (private equity) ($50M–$100M)2. Solantic/CareSpot urgent care ($25M–$50M)3. U.S. Treasury bonds portfolio ($25M–$50M)
2024
2
Mark WarnerDSenateVA
$215M$175M – $260M
1. Columbia Capital (venture fund) ($50M–$100M)2. Real estate holdings (VA/DC) ($25M–$50M)3. Tech sector investments ($15M–$50M)
2024
3
Greg GianforteRHouseMT
$190M$150M – $230M
1. RightNow Technologies stock ($50M–$100M)2. Real estate portfolio (MT) ($25M–$50M)3. Diversified index funds ($15M–$50M)
2024
4
Mitt RomneyRSenateUT
$175M$140M – $210M
1. Bain Capital fund interests ($50M–$100M)2. Goldman Sachs accounts ($25M–$50M)3. Real estate holdings (multiple states) ($15M–$50M)
2023
5
Nancy PelosiDHouseCA
$160M$120M – $200M
1. Apple Inc. (AAPL) shares ($25M–$50M)2. Commercial real estate (San Francisco) ($25M–$50M)3. Visa/Microsoft/Alphabet portfolio ($15M–$50M)
2024
6
Mike BraunRSenateIN
$142M$100M – $185M
1. Meyer Distributing Inc. ($50M–$100M)2. Commercial property portfolio ($15M–$50M)3. Agricultural land (IN) ($5M–$25M)
2024
7
Dave TrottRHouseMI
$135M$95M – $175M
1. Trott & Trott P.C. (law firm) ($50M–$100M)2. Real estate holdings (MI) ($15M–$50M)3. JP Morgan managed accounts ($5M–$25M)
2023
8
Nydia VelazquezDHouseNY
$120M$80M – $160M
1. Manhattan real estate portfolio ($25M–$50M)2. Spousal business interests ($25M–$50M)3. Municipal bond portfolio ($5M–$25M)
2024
9
Raul GrijalvaDHouseAZ
$115M$75M – $155M
1. Diversified stock portfolio ($25M–$50M)2. Arizona land holdings ($15M–$50M)3. Retirement accounts ($5M–$25M)
2024
10
Roger WickerRSenateMS
$107M$70M – $145M
1. Oil & gas royalty interests ($25M–$50M)2. Mississippi timberland ($15M–$50M)3. Fidelity managed funds ($5M–$25M)
2024
11
Mike LeeRSenateUT
$104M$68M – $140M
1. Tech venture fund shares ($25M–$50M)2. Utah real estate portfolio ($15M–$50M)3. Vanguard index funds ($5M–$25M)
2024
12
Dianne FeinsteinDSenateCA
$100M$60M – $140M
1. CBRE Group (spousal) ($25M–$50M)2. San Francisco real estate ($25M–$50M)3. Stock portfolio (tech/finance) ($5M–$25M)
2023
13
Josh HawleyRSenateMO
$92M$55M – $130M
1. Family trust investments ($25M–$50M)2. Missouri real estate ($15M–$50M)3. Book royalties & IP ($1M–$5M)
2024
14
Pat ToomeyRSenatePA
$87M$50M – $125M
1. Currency trading accounts ($15M–$50M)2. Restaurant group interests ($5M–$25M)3. Municipal bonds portfolio ($5M–$25M)
2023
15
Joe ManchinDSenateWV
$82M$45M – $120M
1. Enersystems (coal brokerage) ($5M–$25M)2. West Virginia real estate ($5M–$25M)3. Diversified stock holdings ($5M–$25M)
2024
16
Ted CruzRSenateTX
$77M$40M – $115M
1. Goldman Sachs deferred comp ($5M–$25M)2. Spousal retirement accounts ($5M–$25M)3. Texas commercial real estate ($5M–$25M)
2024
17
Michael McCaulRHouseTX
$74M$38M – $110M
1. Clear Channel Communications (spousal trust) ($15M–$50M)2. Lowry Mays family trusts ($5M–$25M)3. Diversified equities ($5M–$25M)
2024
18
Kyrsten SinemaDSenateAZ
$70M$35M – $105M
1. Winery investments (spousal) ($5M–$25M)2. Diversified stock portfolio ($5M–$25M)3. Arizona real estate ($5M–$25M)
2024
19
Patrick LeahyDSenateVT
$65M$30M – $100M
1. Vermont farmland & property ($5M–$25M)2. U.S. government bonds ($5M–$25M)3. Book & film royalties ($1M–$5M)
2023
20
Chuck SchumerDSenateNY
$61M$28M – $95M
1. Brooklyn/Manhattan real estate ($5M–$25M)2. Spousal retirement accounts ($5M–$25M)3. U.S. Treasury securities ($1M–$5M)
2024
21
Shelley Moore CapitoRSenateWV
$57M$25M – $90M
1. Coal industry investments ($5M–$25M)2. WV real estate holdings ($5M–$25M)3. Municipal bonds ($1M–$5M)
2024
22
Mitch McConnellRSenateKY
$53M$22M – $85M
1. Spousal inheritance (family trust) ($5M–$25M)2. Vanguard index funds ($5M–$25M)3. Kentucky property ($1M–$5M)
2024
23
John BarrassoRSenateWY
$50M$20M – $80M
1. Medical practice investments ($5M–$25M)2. Wyoming ranch land ($5M–$25M)3. Diversified equities ($1M–$5M)
2024
24
Susan CollinsRSenateME
$46M$18M – $75M
1. Spousal lobbyist earnings ($5M–$25M)2. Maine coastal property ($5M–$25M)3. Fidelity retirement accounts ($1M–$5M)
2024
25
Bob CaseyDSenatePA
$43M$16M – $70M
1. Family trust (Scranton) ($5M–$25M)2. PA real estate portfolio ($5M–$25M)3. Bond portfolio ($1M–$5M)
2024
26
Marsha BlackburnRSenateTN
$40M$15M – $65M
1. Marketing firm interests ($5M–$25M)2. Tennessee real estate ($1M–$5M)3. Diversified mutual funds ($1M–$5M)
2024
27
Lindsey GrahamRSenateSC
$38M$14M – $62M
1. Book advance & royalties ($1M–$5M)2. SC residential property ($1M–$5M)3. U.S. Treasury securities ($1M–$5M)
2024
28
Steve DainesRSenateMT
$35M$13M – $58M
1. Procter & Gamble stock ($5M–$25M)2. Montana ranch property ($1M–$5M)3. Tech stock holdings ($1M–$5M)
2024
29
Thom TillisRSenateNC
$33M$12M – $55M
1. IBM consulting equity ($5M–$25M)2. NC real estate holdings ($1M–$5M)3. Vanguard index funds ($1M–$5M)
2024
30
Elizabeth WarrenDSenateMA
$30M$10M – $50M
1. Cambridge residence ($1M–$5M)2. TIAA-CREF retirement accounts ($5M–$25M)3. Book royalties ($1M–$5M)
2024
31
Dick DurbinDSenateIL
$28.5M$9M – $48M
1. Springfield real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Government bond portfolio ($5M–$25M)3. Mutual fund holdings ($1M–$5M)
2024
32
Tom CottonRSenateAR
$26.7M$8.5M – $45M
1. McKinsey consulting deferred comp ($1M–$5M)2. Arkansas farmland ($1M–$5M)3. Diversified index funds ($1M–$5M)
2024
33
Amy KlobucharDSenateMN
$25M$8M – $42M
1. Spousal law firm partnership ($1M–$5M)2. Minneapolis property ($1M–$5M)3. Book advance & royalties ($1M–$5M)
2024
34
Doug JonesDSenateAL
$23.7M$7.5M – $40M
1. Law practice proceeds ($1M–$5M)2. Alabama real estate ($1M–$5M)3. Bond portfolio ($1M–$5M)
2023
35
David PerdueRSenateGA
$22.5M$7M – $38M
1. Dollar General stock ($1M–$5M)2. Georgia real estate ($1M–$5M)3. International equity funds ($1M–$5M)
2023
36
Dan CrenshawRHouseTX
$20.7M$6.5M – $35M
1. Book royalties (Fortitude) ($1M–$5M)2. Stock portfolio (energy sector) ($1M–$5M)3. Texas property ($1M–$5M)
2024
37
Richard BurrRSenateNC
$19.5M$6M – $33M
1. Diversified stock portfolio ($1M–$5M)2. NC property holdings ($1M–$5M)3. Wyndham Hotels stock ($500K–$1M)
2023
38
Tim ScottRSenateSC
$18.9M$5.8M – $32M
1. Insurance business proceeds ($1M–$5M)2. SC real estate ($1M–$5M)3. Retirement accounts ($1M–$5M)
2024
39
Chris CoonsDSenateDE
$17.7M$5.5M – $30M
1. W.L. Gore (spousal trust) ($5M–$25M)2. Delaware property ($1M–$5M)3. Municipal bonds ($500K–$1M)
2024
40
John KennedyRSenateLA
$16.6M$5.2M – $28M
1. Louisiana real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Oil & gas mineral rights ($1M–$5M)3. Government bond portfolio ($1M–$5M)
2024
41
Lisa MurkowskiRSenateAK
$16M$5M – $27M
1. Alaska property holdings ($1M–$5M)2. Fishing & energy interests ($1M–$5M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
42
John HoevenRSenateND
$14.9M$4.8M – $25M
1. First Western Bank & Trust ($1M–$5M)2. ND ranch property ($1M–$5M)3. Agricultural interests ($500K–$1M)
2024
43
Marco RubioRSenateFL
$14.2M$4.5M – $24M
1. Miami real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Book advance & royalties ($1M–$5M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
44
Rob PortmanRSenateOH
$13.1M$4.2M – $22M
1. Portman Equipment Co. ($1M–$5M)2. Ohio real estate ($1M–$5M)3. Bond portfolio ($500K–$1M)
2023
45
Catherine Cortez MastoDSenateNV
$12.5M$4M – $21M
1. Las Vegas real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Spousal business interests ($1M–$5M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
46
Jacky RosenDSenateNV
$11.9M$3.8M – $20M
1. Software consulting earnings ($1M–$5M)2. Nevada property ($1M–$5M)3. Tech stock holdings ($500K–$1M)
2024
47
Deb FischerRSenateNE
$11.2M$3.5M – $19M
1. Sunny Slope Ranch (NE) ($1M–$5M)2. Agricultural interests ($1M–$5M)3. Government bonds ($500K–$1M)
2024
48
Kirsten GillibrandDSenateNY
$10.6M$3.2M – $18M
1. Hudson Valley real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Spousal venture capital ($1M–$5M)3. Book royalties ($500K–$1M)
2024
49
Jeff MerkleyDSenateOR
$10M$3M – $17M
1. Portland real estate ($1M–$5M)2. TIAA-CREF retirement ($1M–$5M)3. Mutual fund holdings ($500K–$1M)
2024
50
Roy BluntRSenateMO
$9.4M$2.8M – $16M
1. Missouri property holdings ($1M–$5M)2. Spousal lobbyist income ($1M–$5M)3. Government bonds ($500K–$1M)
2023
51
Ron JohnsonRSenateWI
$8.8M$2.6M – $15M
1. PACUR LLC (plastics) ($1M–$5M)2. Wisconsin real estate ($1M–$5M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
52
Mike CrapoRSenateID
$8.2M$2.4M – $14M
1. Idaho ranch land ($1M–$5M)2. Diversified equities ($1M–$5M)3. U.S. Treasury bonds ($500K–$1M)
2024
53
Ben CardinDSenateMD
$7.6M$2.2M – $13M
1. Maryland real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Retirement accounts ($1M–$5M)3. Municipal bonds ($500K–$1M)
2024
54
Tom CottonRSenateAR
$7.3M$2.1M – $12.5M
1. Arkansas farmland ($1M–$5M)2. Index fund portfolio ($1M–$5M)3. Government bonds ($500K–$1M)
2024
55
Gary PetersDSenateMI
$7M$2M – $12M
1. Michigan property ($1M–$5M)2. Financial sector stocks ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement portfolio ($500K–$1M)
2024
56
Ron WydenDSenateOR
$6.7M$1.9M – $11.5M
1. New York City condo (spousal) ($1M–$5M)2. Portland property ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
57
Tammy BaldwinDSenateWI
$6.4M$1.8M – $11M
1. Wisconsin real estate ($500K–$1M)2. Retirement accounts ($1M–$5M)3. Government bonds ($500K–$1M)
2024
58
Jeanne ShaheenDSenateNH
$6.1M$1.7M – $10.5M
1. NH real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Shaheen & Gordon law firm ($500K–$1M)3. Mutual funds ($500K–$1M)
2024
59
Cory BookerDSenateNJ
$5.8M$1.6M – $10M
1. Newark property ($500K–$1M)2. Book royalties ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
60
Steny HoyerDHouseMD
$5.5M$1.5M – $9.5M
1. Maryland real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Government bonds ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
61
Gregory MeeksDHouseNY
$5.2M$1.4M – $9M
1. Queens real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Stock portfolio ($500K–$1M)3. Pension accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
62
Pete SessionsRHouseTX
$4.9M$1.3M – $8.5M
1. Texas real estate ($1M–$5M)2. AT&T stock (former employee) ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
63
Adam SchiffDSenateCA
$4.6M$1.2M – $8M
1. Burbank residential property ($1M–$5M)2. Fidelity retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)3. Book royalties ($500K–$1M)
2024
64
Joe WilsonRHouseSC
$4.3M$1.1M – $7.5M
1. SC real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Law practice proceeds ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
65
Bob LattaRHouseOH
$4.1M$1.1M – $7.2M
1. Ohio farmland ($500K–$1M)2. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)3. Mutual funds ($500K–$1M)
2024
66
Lloyd DoggettDHouseTX
$4M$1M – $7M
1. Austin real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Law firm partnership ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
67
Brad ShermanDHouseCA
$3.8M$950K – $6.8M
1. Sherman Oaks property ($1M–$5M)2. CPA firm interests ($500K–$1M)3. Government bonds ($500K–$1M)
2024
68
Richard NealDHouseMA
$3.7M$900K – $6.5M
1. Springfield property ($500K–$1M)2. Insurance industry investments ($500K–$1M)3. Pension accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
69
Sheila Jackson LeeDHouseTX
$3.5M$850K – $6.2M
1. Houston real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Spousal business interests ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
70
Jim CooperDHouseTN
$3.4M$800K – $6M
1. Nashville property ($1M–$5M)2. Law practice proceeds ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2023
71
Trent KellyRHouseMS
$3.2M$750K – $5.8M
1. MS real estate ($500K–$1M)2. Law firm interests ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
72
Sam GravesRHouseMO
$3.1M$700K – $5.5M
1. Missouri farmland ($500K–$1M)2. Aviation business interests ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)
2024
73
John CarterRHouseTX
$2.9M$650K – $5.2M
1. Texas real estate ($1M–$5M)2. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)3. Municipal bonds ($250K–$500K)
2024
74
Dutch RuppersbergerDHouseMD
$2.8M$600K – $5M
1. Maryland real estate ($500K–$1M)2. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)3. Municipal bonds ($250K–$500K)
2024
75
John SarbanesDHouseMD
$2.6M$550K – $4.8M
1. Baltimore property ($500K–$1M)2. Spousal employment income ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement portfolio ($250K–$500K)
2024
76
Chuck FleischmannRHouseTN
$2.5M$500K – $4.5M
1. Law firm partnership ($500K–$1M)2. TN real estate ($500K–$1M)3. Bond portfolio ($250K–$500K)
2024
77
Gus BilirakisRHouseFL
$2.3M$480K – $4.2M
1. Florida real estate ($500K–$1M)2. Family business interests ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($250K–$500K)
2024
78
Tom ColeRHouseOK
$2.2M$450K – $4M
1. Oklahoma property ($500K–$1M)2. Consulting firm proceeds ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($250K–$500K)
2024
79
Michael McCaulRHouseTX
$2.1M$430K – $3.8M
1. Family trust distributions ($500K–$1M)2. Texas property ($500K–$1M)3. Mutual funds ($250K–$500K)
2024
80
Gerry ConnollyDHouseVA
$1.9M$400K – $3.5M
1. Northern VA real estate ($500K–$1M)2. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)3. Government bonds ($250K–$500K)
2024
81
Bill PascrellDHouseNJ
$1.8M$380K – $3.2M
1. New Jersey property ($500K–$1M)2. Pension accounts ($500K–$1M)3. Savings bonds ($250K–$500K)
2024
82
Bobby ScottDHouseVA
$1.7M$360K – $3M
1. Virginia property ($500K–$1M)2. Retirement accounts ($500K–$1M)3. Government bonds ($250K–$500K)
2024
83
Peter DeFazioDHouseOR
$1.6M$340K – $2.8M
1. Oregon property ($500K–$1M)2. Gold holdings ($250K–$500K)3. Retirement accounts ($250K–$500K)
2023
84
Mike ThompsonDHouseCA
$1.5M$320K – $2.6M
1. Napa Valley vineyard ($500K–$1M)2. CA residential property ($500K–$1M)3. Retirement accounts ($250K–$500K)
2024
85
Tom RiceRHouseSC
$1.4M$300K – $2.4M
1. SC coastal property ($500K–$1M)2. Tax practice interests ($250K–$500K)3. Retirement accounts ($250K–$500K)
2023
86
Bill HuizengaRHouseMI
$1.2M$280K – $2.2M
1. Michigan real estate ($500K–$1M)2. Family business interests ($250K–$500K)3. Retirement accounts ($250K–$500K)
2024
87
Mike KellyRHousePA
$1.2M$260K – $2.1M
1. Auto dealership (Kelly Automotive) ($500K–$1M)2. PA property ($250K–$500K)3. Retirement accounts ($250K–$500K)
2024
88
Blaine LuetkemeyerRHouseMO
$1.1M$240K – $2M
1. Insurance business ($250K–$500K)2. MO farmland ($250K–$500K)3. Bank stock holdings ($250K–$500K)
2024
89
Tim WalbergRHouseMI
$1.1M$220K – $1.9M
1. Michigan property ($250K–$500K)2. Retirement accounts ($250K–$500K)3. Mutual funds ($250K–$500K)
2024
90
Doug LambornRHouseCO
$1M$200K – $1.8M
1. Colorado Springs property ($250K–$500K)2. Retirement accounts ($250K–$500K)3. Government bonds ($100K–$250K)
2024
91
Frederica WilsonDHouseFL
$945K$190K – $1.7M
1. Miami-Dade property ($250K–$500K)2. Retirement accounts ($250K–$500K)3. Municipal bonds ($100K–$250K)
2024
92
Andy HarrisRHouseMD
$890K$180K – $1.6M
1. Medical practice interests ($250K–$500K)2. MD property ($250K–$500K)3. Retirement accounts ($100K–$250K)
2024
93
Don BeyerDHouseVA
$835K$170K – $1.5M
1. Auto dealership (Don Beyer Volvo) ($250K–$500K)2. VA real estate ($250K–$500K)3. Retirement accounts ($100K–$250K)
2024
94
Frank PalloneDHouseNJ
$780K$160K – $1.4M
1. NJ real estate ($250K–$500K)2. Retirement accounts ($250K–$500K)3. Savings accounts ($100K–$250K)
2024
95
Mario Diaz-BalartRHouseFL
$725K$150K – $1.3M
1. Miami property ($250K–$500K)2. Retirement accounts ($100K–$250K)3. Savings bonds ($100K–$250K)
2024
96
Al GreenDHouseTX
$670K$140K – $1.2M
1. Houston property ($250K–$500K)2. Law practice interests ($100K–$250K)3. Retirement accounts ($100K–$250K)
2024
97
Steve ScaliseRHouseLA
$615K$130K – $1.1M
1. Louisiana property ($250K–$500K)2. Retirement accounts ($100K–$250K)3. Government bonds ($100K–$250K)
2024
98
Eleanor Holmes NortonDHouseDC
$560K$120K – $1M
1. DC residential property ($250K–$500K)2. Retirement accounts ($100K–$250K)3. Savings accounts ($100K–$250K)
2024
99
John LewisDHouseGA
$530K$110K – $950K
1. Atlanta property ($250K–$500K)2. Book royalties ($100K–$250K)3. Retirement accounts ($100K–$250K)
2023
100
Lacy ClayDHouseMO
$500K$100K – $900K
1. St. Louis property ($250K–$500K)2. Retirement accounts ($100K–$250K)3. Savings accounts ($100K–$250K)
2024

Wealth Distribution

10$0–1M29$1–5M12$5–10M26$10–50M11$50–100M12$100M+

Based on midpoint estimates of disclosed ranges

Party Comparison

Average Net Worth

Democrat(47 members)
$27.5M
Republican(53 members)
$38.8M

Congressional Financial Disclosures

What's Required

Under the Ethics in Government Act (1978), all members of Congress must file annual financial disclosures using OGE Form 278e. These reports cover assets, income, transactions, liabilities, and outside positions.

Asset Ranges

Exact dollar values are not disclosed. Instead, assets are reported in broad ranges: $1K–$15K, $15K–$50K, $50K–$100K, $100K–$250K, $250K–$500K, $500K–$1M, $1M–$5M, $5M–$25M, $25M–$50M, and $50M+. This makes precise calculations impossible.

Known Loopholes

  • Blind trusts — assets can be hidden from public view
  • Spousal assets — reported separately with less detail
  • Primary residence — excluded from disclosure requirements
  • Wide ranges — the "$50M+" category has no upper bound
  • Late filings — penalties are minimal ($200 fee)

Data Sources

Disclosures are filed with the Clerk of the House or the Secretary of the Senate and are available at efdsearch.senate.gov and disclosures-clerk.house.gov. Figures here are estimates based on publicly available data.

Estimates based on OGE Form 278e disclosures. Not exact figures. For informational purposes only.