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This list of members of the United States Congress by wealth includes the fifty richest members of Congress as of 2018. It displays the net worth (the difference between assets and liabilities) for the member and their immediate family, such as a spouse or dependent children. These figures offer only an estimation of wealth, as the Congressional financial disclosure rules use value ranges instead of exact amounts.[1] As an upper range is not specified for values over $50 million (or over $1 million for a spouse), large assets are not represented accurately. Additionally, government salaries and personal residences are not typically included in disclosures.[2] Furthermore, several members of Congress do not use a standardized electronic format, instead filing reports that range from vague to indecipherable.[3] As of 2020, over half of the members of Congress were millionaires and the median net worth of members was approximately $1 million.[4]

The original documents for each member's disclosure are publicly available on a database website, maintained by OpenSecrets.[5]

Since 2009, the salaries per annum of members of the United States Congress have been as follows:[6]

Position Salary
Speaker of the House of Representatives $223,500
Majority leader and minority leader of the House of Representatives $193,400
President pro tempore of the Senate $193,400
Senators and representatives $174,000
Non-voting members of the United States House of Representatives $174,000

The wealthiest members of the United States Congress are as follows:

Source: OpenSecrets (2018 and 2019)[4][5]
Name Party State Chamber Net worth Source of wealth
William A. Clark Democratic Montana Senate (1899–1900, 1901–1907) $4.15 billion[7][8] Owner of several mining claims, trolley lines, copper investor, commercial real estate investor, co-owner of several newspapers
Mark Dayton Democratic Minnesota Senate (2001–2007) $1.6 billion[9] His grandfather founded Target
Jim Justice Republican West Virginia Senate (since 2025) $664.2 million Owner of The Greenbrier, owner of several coal mines
Herb Kohl Democratic Wisconsin Senate (1989–2013) $630 million[10] Former President of Kohl's, owner of the Milwaukee Bucks
Jefferson Shreve Republican Indiana House (since 2025) $599.8 million[11] Founder of Storage Express
Rick Scott Republican Florida Senate (since 2019) $503.2 million[12] Co-founder of HCA Healthcare
Kelly Loeffler Republican Georgia Senate (2020–2021) $500 million[13] Former CEO of Bakkt, football team investments
Darrell Issa Republican California House (2001–2019, since 2021) Upto $460 million[14] Former CEO of Directed Electronics
Kevin Hern Republican Oklahoma House (since 2018) $361.0 million Owner of several McDonald's franchises, founder of KTAK Corporation, hog farm owner
Jane Harman Democratic California House (1993–1999, 2001–2011) $328.6 million Her husband's investments, former Publisher of Newsweek
John Heinz Republican Pennsylvania Senate (1977–1991)

House (1971–1977)

$300 million[15] Heir to Heinz
Tim Sheehy Republican Montana Senate (since 2025) $297.06 million Founder of Bridger Aerospace
Michael McCaul Republican Texas House (since 2005) $294 million[16] His father-in-law founded iHeartMedia
Dave Trott Republican Michigan House (2015–2019) $263.5 million[17] Bankruptcy attorney, co-owner of Dietz Trott Sports, former chairman and CEO of NDeX
Dan Goldman Democratic New York House (since 2023) $64 to 253 million[18] Heir to Levi's
John Delaney Democratic Maryland House (2013–2019) $232.8 million[19] Healthcare entrepreneur
Mark Warner Democratic Virginia Senate (since 2009) $214.1 million Early investor in Nextel, founder of Columbia Capital
Pete Ricketts Republican Nebraska Senate (since 2023) $206.39 million[20] Family owns TD Ameritrade, stake in the Chicago Cubs
John Kerry Democratic Massachusetts Senate (1985–2013) $200 million[21] Author, member of the Forbes family, his wife is a member of the Heinz family
Greg Gianforte Republican Montana House (2017–2021) $189.3 million Co-founder of RightNow Technologies
Paul Mitchell Republican Michigan House (2017–2021) $179.6 million Former owner of Ross Medical Education Center
Mitt Romney Republican Utah Senate (2019–2025) $174.5 million Former CEO of Bain & Company, co-founder of Bain Capital
Dave McCormick Republican Pennsylvania Senate (since 2025) $165.3 million Former Co-CEO of Bridgewater
Ted Kennedy Democratic Massachusetts Senate (1962–2009) $163 million[22] Stake in Merchandise Mart, member of the Kennedy family
Jon Corzine Democratic New Jersey Senate (2001–2006) $157.9 million[23] Former CFO of Goldman Sachs
Vernon Buchanan Republican Florida House (since 2007) $157.2 million Co-founder of American Speedy Printing, Honda distributor
Chris Collins Republican New York House (2013–2019) $154.4 million[24] Former President and CEO of Nuttall Gear Corporation
April McClain Delaney Democratic Maryland House (since 2025) $152.7 million[25] Real estate investments, hedge fund holdings
Mike Braun Republican Indiana Senate (2019–2025) $136.8 million Former President and CEO of Meyer Body Inc.
Robin Hayes Republican North Carolina House (1999–2009) $126.8 million[26] Heir to Cannon Mills
Don Beyer Democratic Virginia House (since 2015) $124.9 million Auto dealer
Dean Phillips Democratic Minnesota House (2019–2025) 123.8 Former CEO of Phillips Distilling Company, former co-owner of Belvedere Vodka
Jared Polis Democratic Colorado House (2009–2019) $122.6 million[27] Founder of ProFlowers
Doug Ose Republican California House (1999–2005) $118.6 million[28] Real estate investments
Nancy Pelosi Democratic California House (since 1987) $114.7 million Investments
Jay Rockefeller Democratic West Virginia Senate (1985–2015) $110.7 million[29] Member of the Rockefeller family
Tom Rooney Republican Florida House (2009–2019) $106.7 million[30] Grandson of football executive Art Rooney
Ted Kennedy Democratic Massachusetts Senate (1962–2009) $102.8 million[31] Member of the Kennedy family
Al Gore Democratic Tennessee Senate (1985–1993)

House (1977–1985)

$100 million[32] Author, his father's stake in Occidental Petroleum
Jay Obernolte Republican California House (since 2021) $97.76 million[33] Former owner and director of FarSight Studios
Dianne Feinstein Democratic California Senate (1992–2023) $96.5 million [34] Stake in Carlton Hotel Properties, major shareholder in OZ Fitness, husband of investor Richard Blum
Frank R. Lautenberg Democratic New Jersey Senate (1982–2001, 2003–2013) $87.5 million[35] Former CEO of ADP, art collector
Sara Jacobs Democratic California House (since 2021) $87.29 million[36] Her grandfather founded Qualcomm
Richard Blumenthal Democratic Connecticut Senate (since 2011) $85.2 million[37] Son-in-law of Peter L. Malkin
Jim Renacci Republican Ohio House (2011–2019) $83.3 million[38] Part owner of three Harley-Davidson dealerships, real estate investments, stake in a nursing home
Suzan DelBene Democratic Washington House (since 2012) 79.4 Microsoft executive
Fred Upton Republican Michigan House (1987–2023) 79.0 Heir to Whirlpool Corporation
David Trone Democratic Maryland House (2019–2025) $78.85 million[39] Founder and co-owner of Total Wine & More
Ron Johnson Republican Wisconsin Senate (since 2011) 78.5 Former CEO of Bemis Company
Markwayne Mullin Republican Oklahoma Senate (since 2023)

House (2013–2023)

75.6 Owner of Mullin Properties, Mullin Farms, and Mullin Services
Trey Hollingsworth Republican Indiana House (2017–2023) $74.6 million[40] Venture capitalist
Doris Matsui Democratic California House (since 2005) $73.8 million[41] Her husband founded AES Corporation
Bob Corker Republican Tennessee Senate (2007–2019) $69.4 million[42] Construction company owner
Gary Miller Republican California House (1999–2015) $69.2 million[43] Construction executive, real estate manager
Roger Williams Republican Texas House (since 2013) $66.9 million[44] His father's auto dealerships
Charles Taylor Republican North Carolina House (1991–2007) $66.6 million[45] Founder, majority owner, and chair of Blue Ridge Savings Bank
Buddy Carter Republican Georgia House (since 2015) 66.5 Pharmacist, investments
Tom MacArthur Republican New Jersey House (2015–2019) $66.0 million[46] Former CEO of York Risk Services Group
Kathy Manning Democratic North Carolina House (2021–2025) $64.21 million[47] Lawyer, investments, her husband's real estate holdings
Harley Rouda Democratic California House (2019–2021) $63.4 million[48] Attorney, realtor, former CEO of Trident Holdings
Rodney Frelinghuysen Republican New Jersey House (1995–2019) $63.3 million[49] Heir to Procter & Gamble, descendant of Peter Ballantine, heir to American Sugar Refining Company
Peter Meijer Republican Michigan House (2021–2023) $60.5 million[50] His family owns Meijer
Scott Peters Democratic California House (since 2013) 60.5 Lawyer, economist, investments
Claire McCaskill Democratic Missouri Senate (2007–2019) $60 million[51] Attorney, investment, her husband's businesses
Diane Black Republican Tennessee House (2011–2019) $58.9 million[52] Shareholder in Aegis Sciences Corporation, three rental properties
Jackie Speier Democratic California House (2008–2023) $58.4 million[53] Investments, her husband is a consultant
Bernie Moreno Republican Ohio Senate (since 2025) 55.6 Auto dealer, investor in Ownum
Marlin Stutzman Republican Indiana House (2010–2017, since 2025) $54.3 million[54] Stake in a farm, owner of Stutzman Farms Trucking, his wife owns a tourist attraction
Jim Ramstad Republican Minnesota House (1991–2009) $53.9 million[55] Lawyer, healthcare investor, his wife's investment accounts
Bill Hagerty Republican Tennessee Senate (since 2021) $52.8 million[56] Investment firm director
Rick W. Allen Republican Georgia House (since 2015) $52.1 million Founder of R.W. Allen and Associates
Lamar Alexander Republican Tennessee Senate (2003–2021) $50.09 million[57] Lawyer, investments
Rick Berg Republican North Dakota House (2011–2013) $49.09 million[58] Commercial real estate investor
Robert Bresnahan Republican Pennsylvania House (since 2025) $48 million[59] Former CEO of Kuharchik Construction, owner of RPB Ventures
Devin Nunes Republican California House (2003–2022) $47 million[60] CEO of Trump Media & Technology Group
John Hoeven Republican North Dakota Senate (since 2011) $46.6 million[61] Shareholder in First Western Bank & Trust
Joe Kennedy III Democratic Massachusetts House (2013–2021) 46.5 Member of the Kennedy family
Ro Khanna Democratic California House (since 2017) $45.7 million[62] Attorney, energy services executive
Gordon H. Smith Republican Oregon Senate (1997–2008) $45.7 million[63] Family owns Smith Frozen Foods, academic administrator
Ralph Norman Republican South Carolina House (2005–2007, 2009–2017) 43.4 Real estate developer
Johnny Isakson Republican Georgia Senate (2005–2019)

House (1999–2005)

$43 million[64] Heir to and President of Northside Realty
Jim Risch Republican Idaho Senate (since 2009) 41.8 Lawyer, investments
Shri Thanedar Democratic Michigan House (since 2023) $40.9 million[65] Former owner of Chemir, founder of Avomeen
Maria Cantwell Democratic Washington Senate (since 2001)

House (1993–1995)

$40 million (peak, pre-2003)[66] Former Vice-President and shareholder in RealNetworks
Elizabeth Dole Republican North Carolina Senate (2003–2009) $37.2 million[67] Attorney, author, investments
Harry Teague Democratic New Mexico House (2009–2011) $37.1 million[68] Oil executive
Mike DeWine Republican Ohio Senate (1995–2007) $37.04 million[69] Attorney, investment accounts, owner of the Asheville Tourists
Mitch McConnell Republican Kentucky Senate (since 1985) 34.1 Lawyer, investments
Steve Daines Republican Montana Senate (since 2015) 32.9 Procter & Gamble executive
Kenny Marchant Republican Texas House (2005–2021) 33.7 Real estate developer
Scott Rigell Republican Virginia House (2011–2017) $33.2 million[70] Founder and co-owner of Freedom Automotive
John C. Danforth Republican Missouri Senate (1976–1995) $33 million[71] Heir to Ralston Purina, shareholder in Cerner Corp
John Yarmuth Democratic Kentucky House (2007–2023) Upto $31.8 million[72] Founder and head columnist of the Louisville Eccentric Observer
Dan Meuser Republican Pennsylvania House (since 2019) $31.7 million[73] Former President of Pride Corporation
Lincoln Chafee Republican Rhode Island Senate (1999–2007) $31.4 million[74] Real estate holdings, descendant of the Lippitt family
Denny Rehberg Republican Montana House (2001–2013) $31.3 million[75] Owner of Rehberg Ranch, cashmere goat farmer
Jim Cooper Democratic Tennessee House (2003–2023) 31.1 Lawyer, professor
Trent Franks Republican Arizona House (2003–2017) $30.1 million[76] Former oil driller, investments
Lloyd Doggett Democratic Texas House (since 1995) 29.7 Lawyer, investments
Mark Green Republican Tennessee House (2019–2025) $29.3 million[77] Former CEO of Align MD
Richard Hanna Republican New York House (2011–2017) $29.11 million[78] Founder of Hanna Construction, nephew of Edward A. Hanna
John Fleming Republican Louisiana House (2009–2017) $29.07 million[79] Owner of thirty Subway franchises, private practice doctor, regional developer for The UPS Store
Chellie Pingree Democratic Maine House (since 2009) $28.58 million[80] Ex-wife of financier Donald Sussman
Jeff Denham Republican California House (2011–2019) Upto $28.2 million[81] Owner of Denham Plastics, stake in an almond farm
Carolyn Maloney Democratic New York House (1993–2023) $27.8 million[82] Her husband was a Goldman Sachs executive
Brad Schneider Democratic Illinois House (2013–2015, since 2017) 27.2 Management consultant, industrial engineer
Bob Bennett Republican Utah Senate (1993–2011) $26.9 to 45 million[83] Former CEO of American Computer Corporation, former owner of Robert Mullen Company
Curt Clawson Republican Florida House (2014–2017) $26 million[84] Former CEO of Hayes Lemmerz, investments
Peter Fitzgerald Republican Illinois Senate (1999–2005) $26 million[85] Son of Gerald F. Fitzgerald
John Campbell Republican California House (2005–2015) $25.9 million[86] Automobile executive
David Perdue Republican Georgia Senate (2015–2021) $25.8 million[87] Former CEO of PillowTex
French Hill Republican Arkansas House (since 2015) Upto $25.7 million[88] Financial services executive
Tom Petri Republican Wisconsin House (1979–2015) $25.6 million[89] Attorney, investments
Howard Metzenbaum Democratic Ohio Senate (1974, 1976–1995) $24.9 million ($3.8 million adjusted from 1974)[90] Co-founder of APCOA Parking, stake in Sun Newspapers
Bill Frist Republican Tennessee Senate (1995–2007) $24.8 million[91] Cardiothoracic transplant surgeon, co-founder of Cressey & Company
Dave Camp Republican Michigan House (1991–2015) $24.2 million[92] Investments
Chris Chocola Republican Indiana House (2003–2007) $24.2 million[93] Former CEO of CTB International
Nita Lowey Democratic New York House (1989–2021) 24.8 Investments, her husband co-founded Lowey Dannenberg Cohen & Hart
Porter Goss Republican Florida House (1989–2004) $24 million[94] Heir to Scovill Manufacturing Company
Kay Hagan Democratic North Carolina Senate (2009–2015) $24 million[95] Lawyer, former vice-president North Carolina National Bank, her father was a warehouse magnate
John Rose Republican Tennessee House (since 2019) 23.3[96] Co-founder of Transcender Corporation
Alan Grayson Democratic Florida House (2009–2011, 2013–2017) $23 to 60 million[97][98] Co-founder and former President of IDT Corporation
Katherine Harris Republican Florida House (2003–2007) $22.4 million[99] Marketing executive at IBM, real estate holdings, granddaughter of Ben Hill Griffin Jr.
John Spratt Democratic South Carolina House (1983–2011) $22.2 million[100] Attorney, his father founded the Bank of Fort Mill, brother-in-law of Hugh McColl
Steve Pearce Republican New Mexico House (2003–2009, 2011–2019) $21.9 milliom[101] Former owner of Lea Fishing Tools
Jim Sensenbrenner Republican Wisconsin House (1979–2021) 21.8 Heir to Kimberly-Clark
Dan Newhouse Republican Washington House (since 2015) 21.2 Farmer
Nan Hayworth Republican New York House (2011–2013) $20.8 million[102] Ophthalmologist, stake in Mount Kisco Medical Group, investments
Ralph Norman Republican South Carolina House (since 2017) $20.6 million[103] Construction executive
Phil Roe Republican Tennessee House (2009–2021) 20.2 Physician
Cynthia Lummis Republican Wyoming Senate (since 2021)

House (2009–2017)

$20 to 75 million (peak in 2007)[104] Real estate holdings, crytocurrency, co-owner of Hammond Hardware Company

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