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How America's richest members of Congress made their money

The richest members of Congress
Ralph Norman, Republican, South Carolina: $20.7 million
Sara Jacobs, Democrat, California: $21.4 million
John Rose, Republican, Tennessee: $23.4 million
Fred Upton, Republican, Michigan: $24.7 million
Dean Phillips, Democrat, Minnesota: $24.8 million
Kevin Hern, Republican, Oklahoma: $26.8 million
Kathy Manning, Democrat, North Carolina: $27.2 million
Ro Khanna, Democrat, California: $27 million
Donald Beyer, Democrat, Virginia, $29.8 million
David Trone, Democrat, Maryland: $32.9 million
Jay Obernolte, Republican, California: $39.3 million
Scott Peters, Democrat, California: $39.7 million
Nancy Pelosi, Democrat, California: $46.1 million
Suzan DelBene, Democrat, Washington: $52.2 million
Peter Meijer, Republican, Michigan: $60.5 million
Roger Williams, Republican, Texas: $67.4 million
Doris Matsui, Democrat, California: $73.9 million
Trey Hollingsworth, Republican, Indiana: $74.6 million
Richard Blumenthal, Democrat, Connecticut: $85.2 million
Mitt Romney, Republican, Utah: $85.3 million
Mark Warner, Democrat, Virginia: $93.5 million
Dianne Feinstein, Democrat, California: $96.6 million
Vern Buchanan, Republican, Florida: $113.4 million
Darrell Issa, Republican, California: $115.8 million
Michael McCaul, Republican, Texas: $125.9 million
Rick Scott, Republican, Florida: $200.3 million
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The richest members of Congress

While it's no stretch to imagine that the President of the United States has a vast net worth, it’s easy to overlook the substantial wealth of other elected individuals. 

Since 2009, the salary for senators and house representatives has been $174,000 per year. However, some members of Congress are worth significantly more, with their private wealth not always sitting comfortably alongside their political priorities... 

Click or scroll through our gallery to discover who the richest members of Congress are, according to data compiled by Business Insider in December 2021.

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27 March 2019

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