List of current members of the United States Congress by wealth

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. 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. Furthermore, several members of Congress do not use a standardized electronic format, but instead file reports that range from vague to indecipherable. As of 2020, over half of the members of Congress were millionaires and the median net worth of members was approximately $1 million.

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

Since 2009, the salaries per annum of members of the United States Congress have been as follows: 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) Name Party State Chamber Net worthSource of wealthJim JusticeRepublicanWest VirginiaSenate (since 2025)$664.2 millionOwner of The Greenbrier, owner of several coal minesJefferson ShreveRepublicanIndianaHouse (since 2025)$599.8 millionFounder of Storage ExpressRick Scott RepublicanFloridaSenate (since 2019)$503.2 millionCo-founder of HCA Healthcare, attorneyDarrell IssaRepublicanCaliforniaHouse (2001–2019, since 2021)Up to $460 millionFormer CEO of Directed Electronics Kevin Hern Republican Oklahoma House (since 2018) $361.0 millionOwner of several McDonald's franchises, founder of KTAK Corporation, hog farm ownerTim SheehyRepublicanMontanaSenate (since 2025)$297.06 millionFounder of Bridger AerospaceMichael McCaulRepublicanTexasHouse (since 2005)$294 millionHis father-in-law founded iHeartMedia Nancy Pelosi Democratic California House (since 1987) $287 millionInvestmentsDan GoldmanDemocraticNew YorkHouse (since 2023)$64 to 253 millionHeir to Levi's Mark Warner Democratic Virginia Senate (since 2009) $214.1 millionEarly investor in Nextel, founder of Columbia CapitalPete RickettsRepublicanNebraskaSenate (since 2023)$206.39 millionFamily owns TD Ameritrade, stake in the Chicago CubsDave McCormickRepublicanPennsylvaniaSenate (since 2025)$165.3 millionFormer Co-CEO of Bridgewater Vernon Buchanan Republican Florida House (since 2007) $157.2 millionCo-founder of American Speedy Printing, Honda distributorApril McClain DelaneyDemocraticMarylandHouse (since 2025)$152.7 millionReal estate investments, hedge fund holdings Don Beyer Democratic Virginia House (since 2015) $124.9 millionAuto dealerJay ObernolteRepublicanCaliforniaHouse (since 2021)$97.76 millionFormer owner and director of FarSight StudiosSara JacobsDemocraticCaliforniaHouse (since 2021)$87.29 millionHer grandfather founded QualcommRichard BlumenthalDemocraticConnecticutSenate (since 2011)$85.2 millionSon-in-law of Peter L. Malkin Suzan DelBene Democratic Washington House (since 2012) $79.4 millionMicrosoft executive Ron Johnson Republican Wisconsin Senate (since 2011) $78.5 millionFormer CEO of Bemis CompanyDoris MatsuiDemocraticCaliforniaHouse (since 2005)$73.8 millionHer husband founded AES Corporation Roger Williams Republican Texas House (since 2013) $66.9 millionHis father's auto dealerships Buddy Carter Republican Georgia House (since 2015) $66.5 millionPharmacist, investments Scott Peters Democratic California House (since 2013) $60.5 millionAttorney, economist, investmentsBernie MorenoRepublicanOhioSenate (since 2025)$55.6 millionAuto dealer, investor in OwnumMarlin StutzmanRepublicanIndianaHouse (2010–2017, since 2025)$54.3 millionStake in a farm, owner of Stutzman Farms Trucking, his wife owns a tourist attractionBill HagertyRepublicanTennesseeSenate (since 2021)$52.8 millionInvestment firm director Rick W. Allen Republican Georgia House (since 2015) $52.1 millionFounder of R.W. Allen and AssociatesRobert BresnahanRepublicanPennsylvaniaHouse (since 2025)$48 millionFormer CEO of Kuharchik Construction, owner of RPB Ventures John Hoeven Republican North Dakota Senate (since 2011) $46.6 millionShareholder in First Western Bank & TrustRo KhannaDemocraticCaliforniaHouse (since 2017)$45.7 millionAttorney, energy services executive Jim Risch Republican Idaho Senate (since 2009) $41.8 millionAttorney, investmentsShri ThanedarDemocraticMichiganHouse (since 2023)$40.9 millionFormer owner of Chemir, founder of AvomeenMaria CantwellDemocraticWashingtonSenate (since 2001) House (1993–1995)$40 million (peak, pre-2003)Former Vice-President and shareholder in RealNetworks Mitch McConnell Republican Kentucky Senate (since 1985) $34.1 millionAttorney, investments Steve Daines Republican Montana Senate (since 2015) $32.9 millionProcter & Gamble executiveDan MeuserRepublicanPennsylvaniaHouse (since 2019)$31.7 millionFormer President of Pride Corporation Lloyd Doggett Democratic Texas House (since 1995) $29.7 millionAttorney, investmentsChellie PingreeDemocraticMaineHouse (since 2009)$28.58 millionEx-wife of financier Donald Sussman Brad Schneider Democratic Illinois House (2013–2015, since 2017) $27.2 millionManagement consultant, industrial engineerFrench HillRepublicanArkansasHouse (since 2015)Up to $25.7 millionFinancial services executiveJohn RoseRepublicanTennesseeHouse (since 2019)$23.3 millionCo-founder of Transcender Corporation Dan Newhouse Republican Washington House (since 2015) $21.2 millionFarmerRalph NormanRepublicanSouth CarolinaHouse (since 2017)$20.6 millionConstruction executiveCynthia LummisRepublicanWyomingSenate (since 2021) House (2009–2017)$20 to 75 million (peak in 2007)Real estate holdings, cryptocurrency, co-owner of Hammond Hardware Company

See also List of richest American politicians Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act

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