Estimated nominal dollar gain in net worth

Estimated nominal dollar gain in net worth – full list (flags shown)

How to read this. Estimated change in net worth (Schedule A asset ranges at midpoints minus Schedule D liabilities) between the earliest and the latest annual report that could be computed, in nominal dollars (no inflation adjustment). Low/High show the widest possible spread of the reported ranges. Net worth excludes personal residences and other items that disclosures do not report; open-ended top ranges are counted at their lower bound; the change includes salary, gifts, inheritance, business income and revaluation, so it is not investment performance and implies nothing about wrongdoing. Members with endpoints from scanned filings are not computed (liabilities are not parsed from scans). Recommended version excludes members with any reliability flag: span < 3 years, unreadable or open-ended values at either endpoint, gaps inside the span, scanned-only filings within the span, OCR-derived endpoints. Generated 2026-10-01. See README.

#	Member	Party (most recent term)	Years spanned	Start net worth (mid; low … high)	Latest net worth (mid; low … high)	Est. nominal $ gain (mid; low … high)	Start basis / flags	Report
1	Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) (Senate)	Republican	2018–2025 (7 yr)	$167,894,086 $72,343,173 … $263,445,000	$462,374,100 $198,603,201 … $726,145,000	+$294,480,014 −$64,841,799 … +$653,801,827	before entering office	PDF
2	Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$148,425,014 −$7,749,971 … $304,599,999	$327,932,517 $135,565,034 … $520,300,000	+$179,507,503 −$169,034,965 … +$528,049,971	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; 2013: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2025: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2025: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2013: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound; 2025: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound; 2025: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018, 2019, 2020	PDF
3	Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$121,589,554 −$9,963,885 … $253,142,993	$243,278,531 $105,577,064 … $380,979,998	+$121,688,977 −$147,565,929 … +$390,943,883	earliest available report (2019); entered office 2007; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2025: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound	PDF
4	Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-NE) (Senate)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$157,699,626 $62,514,258 … $252,884,994	$267,832,120 $125,044,244 … $410,619,995	+$110,132,494 −$127,840,750 … +$348,105,737	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
5	Rep. Roger Williams (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$47,449,518 $18,958,041 … $75,940,994	$116,721,025 $63,060,055 … $170,381,995	+$69,271,508 −$12,880,939 … +$151,423,954	before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2025: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound	PDF
6	Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$82,864,527 −$20,393,934 … $186,122,988	$142,303,024 −$66,555,940 … $351,161,989	+$59,438,498 −$252,678,928 … +$371,555,923	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; earlier annual report(s) for 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
7	Rep. Marlin A. Stutzman (R-IN) (House)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$54,510 −$1,131,977 … $1,240,996	$49,883,002 $11,001,009 … $88,764,996	+$49,828,493 +$9,760,013 … +$89,896,973	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2010; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024	PDF
8	Rep. Suzan K. DelBene (D-WA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$81,249,532 $32,889,065 … $129,610,000	$128,396,046 $50,462,091 … $206,330,000	+$47,146,513 −$79,147,909 … +$173,440,935	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2012; 2013: 3 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
9	Rep. Donald S. Beyer, Jr. (D-VA) (House)	Democrat	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$45,630,520 $11,399,048 … $79,861,991	$89,170,536 $9,510,084 … $168,830,988	+$43,540,016 −$70,351,907 … +$157,431,940	before entering office; 2014: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
10	Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$36,840,507 $13,516,014 … $60,165,000	$79,016,006 $26,652,011 … $131,380,000	+$42,175,498 −$33,512,989 … +$117,863,986	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
11	Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2024 (11 yr)	$3,509,021 $1,601,043 … $5,416,999	$44,910,077 −$804,844 … $90,624,998	+$41,401,056 −$6,221,843 … +$89,023,955	before entering office	PDF
12	Rep. David A. Trott (R-MI) (House)	Republican	2015–2017 (2 yr)	$215,541,646 $100,611,299 … $330,471,994	$255,564,156 $117,131,314 … $393,996,998	+$40,022,510 −$213,340,680 … +$293,385,699	before entering office; 2015: 4 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2017: 5 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)	PDF
13	Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D-TX) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$22,637,032 $11,264,064 … $34,009,999	$58,154,034 $25,227,068 … $91,080,999	+$35,517,002 −$8,782,931 … +$79,816,935	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995	PDF
14	Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) (Senate)	Republican	2018–2023 (5 yr)	$157,210,054 $57,325,112 … $257,094,996	$192,201,040 $63,612,083 … $320,789,998	+$34,990,986 −$193,482,913 … +$263,464,886	before entering office; 2018: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2023: 6 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2018: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound; 2023: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound	PDF
15	Rep. Kathy E. Manning (D-NC) (House)	Democrat	2019–2023 (4 yr)	$25,336,731 $12,667,462 … $38,006,000	$56,987,672 $26,889,346 … $87,085,999	+$31,650,942 −$11,116,654 … +$74,418,537	before entering office; 2019: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2019: 2 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2023: 5 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2019: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound	PDF
16	Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) (Senate)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$22,163,529 $9,447,058 … $34,880,000	$53,002,538 $21,930,076 … $84,075,000	+$30,839,009 −$12,949,924 … +$74,627,942	earliest available report (2014); entered office 1985	PDF
17	Sen. John Hoeven (R-ND) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$38,660,536 $11,156,072 … $66,164,999	$68,800,536 $38,386,073 … $99,215,000	+$30,140,001 −$27,778,926 … +$88,058,928	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
18	Rep. Daniel Meuser (R-PA) (House)	Republican	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$34,138,608 $11,700,219 … $56,576,997	$63,917,059 $34,830,119 … $93,003,999	+$29,778,451 −$21,746,878 … +$81,303,780	before entering office	PDF
19	Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) (House)	Democrat	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$5,806,180 −$2,084,638 … $13,696,997	$34,053,668 $10,105,338 … $58,001,999	+$28,247,489 −$3,591,659 … +$60,086,637	before entering office; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; earlier annual report(s) for 2016 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
20	Rep. John James (R-MI) (House)	Republican	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$4,495,020 $990,041 … $7,999,998	$30,826,520 $10,808,040 … $50,844,999	+$26,331,500 +$2,808,042 … +$49,854,958	before entering office	PDF
21	Rep. Daniel S. Goldman (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$112,947,561 −$5,490,874 … $231,385,996	$138,924,552 $1,903,108 … $275,945,996	+$25,976,991 −$229,482,888 … +$281,436,870	before entering office; 2023: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2023: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); short span (2 yr); 2023: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound; 2025: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound	PDF
22	Rep. Shri Thanedar (D-MI) (House)	Democrat	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$18,905,522 −$17,673,950 … $55,484,995	$43,874,519 −$6,952,958 … $94,701,996	+$24,968,996 −$62,437,953 … +$112,375,946	before entering office; 2023: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)	PDF
23	Rep. Jay Obernolte (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$92,057,506 $43,315,011 … $140,800,000	$115,583,004 $47,051,010 … $184,114,999	+$23,525,499 −$93,748,990 … +$140,799,988	before entering office; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
24	Rep. Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2018–2025 (7 yr)	$41,535,766 −$14,815,466 … $97,886,998	$64,945,786 $10,365,574 … $119,525,998	+$23,410,020 −$87,521,424 … +$134,341,464	before entering office; 2018: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024	PDF
25	Rep. Kevin Hern (R-OK) (House)	Republican	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$89,105,649 $42,452,299 … $135,758,999	$111,336,160 $49,486,321 … $173,185,998	+$22,230,510 −$86,272,678 … +$130,733,699	earliest available report (2019); entered office 2018; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2019: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2019: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound	PDF
26	Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-MT) (Senate)	Republican	2024–2025 (1 yr)	$135,572,554 $42,920,109 … $228,224,998	$157,305,558 $49,371,118 … $265,239,998	+$21,733,004 −$178,853,880 … +$222,319,889	before entering office; short span (1 yr)	PDF
27	Rep. Lori Trahan (D-MA) (House)	Democrat	2017–2025 (8 yr)	−$428,995 −$11,483,972 … $10,625,982	$20,902,009 −$7,105,969 … $48,909,987	+$21,331,004 −$17,731,951 … +$60,393,959	before entering office; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
28	Rep. Cleo Fields (D-LA) (House)	Democrat	2024–2025 (1 yr)	$37,862,519 $12,578,039 … $63,146,999	$58,507,526 $21,829,051 … $95,186,000	+$20,645,006 −$41,317,948 … +$82,607,961	earliest available report (2024); entered office 1993; 2024: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)	PDF
29	Rep. Ryan K. Zinke (R-MT) (House)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$458,002 $1,005 … $914,998	$20,433,004 $3,316,010 … $37,549,997	+$19,975,002 +$2,401,012 … +$37,548,992	before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021	PDF
30	Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-TN) (Senate)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$39,867,080 $18,184,167 … $61,549,993	$57,668,070 $18,951,147 … $96,384,992	+$17,800,990 −$42,598,846 … +$78,200,825	before entering office	PDF
31	Sen. Michael F. Bennet (D-CO) (Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$11,784,015 $4,373,031 … $19,194,999	$29,198,030 $10,956,060 … $47,439,999	+$17,414,014 −$8,238,939 … +$43,066,968	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009	PDF
32	Sen. John W. Hickenlooper (D-CO) (Senate)	Democrat	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$19,063,049 $6,986,099 … $31,139,999	$35,916,540 $11,063,081 … $60,769,998	+$16,853,490 −$20,076,918 … +$53,783,899	before entering office	PDF
33	Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) (Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$5,877,618 $2,395,239 … $9,359,998	$22,635,126 $11,220,256 … $34,049,996	+$16,757,508 +$1,860,258 … +$31,654,757	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
34	Rep. Kathy Castor (D-FL) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$3,549,023 $2,170,046 … $4,928,000	$19,897,528 $7,945,056 … $31,850,000	+$16,348,505 +$3,017,056 … +$29,679,954	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
35	Rep. Vicky Hartzler (R-MO) (House)	Republican	2014–2021 (7 yr)	$8,301,012 $2,047,029 … $14,554,995	$24,571,013 $8,962,031 … $40,179,995	+$16,270,001 −$5,592,964 … +$38,132,966	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011	PDF
36	Rep. Ann Wagner (R-MO) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$6,671,558 $3,934,117 … $9,408,999	$22,295,053 $8,080,108 … $36,509,998	+$15,623,495 −$1,328,891 … +$32,575,881	before entering office; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
37	Rep. Tom Rice (R-SC) (House)	Republican	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$1,862,008 −$19,685,975 … $23,409,990	$17,195,008 −$1,634,983 … $36,024,998	+$15,333,000 −$25,044,973 … +$55,710,973	before entering office; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
38	Rep. Pete Sessions (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,318,030 $295,062 … $2,340,998	$16,550,576 $9,125,152 … $23,976,000	+$15,232,546 +$6,784,154 … +$23,680,938	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 3 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018	PDF
39	Rep. Mark E. Green (R-TN) (House)	Republican	2018–2023 (5 yr)	$22,462,534 $7,789,075 … $37,135,992	$37,397,022 $4,027,054 … $70,766,991	+$14,934,489 −$33,108,938 … +$62,977,916	before entering office; 2018: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
40	Rep. Earl L. "Buddy" Carter (R-GA) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$20,811,530 $8,503,061 … $33,120,000	$35,680,022 $13,560,043 … $57,800,000	+$14,868,491 −$19,559,957 … +$49,296,939	before entering office	PDF
41	Rep. Kim Schrier (D-WA) (House)	Democrat	2018–2025 (7 yr)	$5,594,518 $2,218,037 … $8,970,999	$19,842,524 $7,966,049 … $31,719,000	+$14,248,006 −$1,004,950 … +$29,500,963	before entering office; 2018: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
42	Rep. Andrew S. Clyde (R-GA) (House)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$6,072,503 $1,745,007 … $10,399,999	$19,550,004 $7,000,007 … $32,100,000	+$13,477,500 −$3,399,992 … +$30,354,993	before entering office	PDF
43	Rep. Elaine G. Luria (D-VA) (House)	Democrat	2018–2021 (3 yr)	$8,516,506 $3,502,012 … $13,530,999	$21,857,506 $7,404,012 … $36,310,999	+$13,341,000 −$6,126,987 … +$32,808,987	before entering office	PDF
44	Rep. Thomas MacArthur (R-NJ) (House)	Republican	2014–2017 (3 yr)	$52,752,454 $5,898,908 … $99,605,999	$66,079,221 $22,605,445 … $109,552,997	+$13,326,768 −$77,000,554 … +$103,654,089	before entering office; 2014: 4 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2017: 4 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
45	Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) (House)	Republican	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$43,322,572 $5,456,149 … $81,188,994	$56,291,069 $20,577,143 … $92,004,995	+$12,968,498 −$60,611,851 … +$86,548,846	before entering office; 2017: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 3 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
46	Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-WA) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$2,127,007 $1,358,014 … $2,896,000	$14,967,071 $777,145 … $29,156,997	+$12,840,064 −$2,118,855 … +$27,798,983	before entering office	PDF
47	Rep. Judy Chu (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$2,761,020 $1,167,042 … $4,354,997	$14,185,526 $8,031,053 … $20,339,999	+$11,424,506 +$3,676,056 … +$19,172,957	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
48	Rep. J. French Hill (R-AR) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$6,763,526 $2,996,054 … $10,530,998	$18,097,564 $10,199,130 … $25,995,998	+$11,334,038 −$331,868 … +$22,999,944	before entering office; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
49	Sen. Angus S. King, Jr. (I-ME) (Senate)	Independent	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$15,472,586 $5,210,174 … $25,734,997	$25,868,071 $9,511,143 … $42,224,999	+$10,395,486 −$16,223,854 … +$37,014,825	before entering office	PDF
50	Rep. Katherine M. Clark (D-MA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$2,944,568 $1,254,137 … $4,635,000	$13,277,028 $5,822,057 … $20,731,998	+$10,332,459 +$1,187,057 … +$19,477,861	before entering office	PDF
51	Sen. Christopher A. Coons (D-DE) (Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$3,781,526 $693,054 … $6,869,998	$14,050,544 $4,161,089 … $23,939,998	+$10,269,018 −$2,708,909 … +$23,246,944	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2010	PDF
52	Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) (House)	Democrat	2019–2024 (5 yr)	−$288,420 −$4,206,838 … $3,629,997	$9,824,038 $453,079 … $19,194,997	+$10,112,458 −$3,176,918 … +$23,401,835	before entering office	PDF
53	Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) (House)	Democrat	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$47,504 −$74,989 … $169,998	$9,707,028 −$1,027,941 … $20,441,997	+$9,659,524 −$1,197,939 … +$20,516,986	before entering office	PDF
54	Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$3,933,034 $1,926,068 … $5,939,999	$13,453,576 $7,527,153 … $19,379,999	+$9,520,542 +$1,587,154 … +$17,453,931	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1981; 2025: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2025: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound	PDF
55	Rep. Robert E. Latta (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$2,681,020 $1,557,040 … $3,805,000	$11,563,042 $6,275,085 … $16,851,000	+$8,882,022 +$2,470,085 … +$15,293,960	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
56	Rep. Thomas R. Suozzi (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$1,896,022 $1,026,044 … $2,766,000	$10,709,026 $4,773,051 … $16,645,000	+$8,813,004 +$2,007,051 … +$15,618,956	before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2022	PDF
57	Rep. David J. Trone (D-MD) (House)	Democrat	2018–2023 (5 yr)	$22,429,045 −$7,586,909 … $52,444,999	$31,231,030 −$46,389,936 … $108,851,997	+$8,801,986 −$98,834,935 … +$116,438,906	before entering office; 2018: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
58	Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) (House)	Democrat	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$5,978,057 $3,281,115 … $8,674,999	$14,631,559 $8,668,119 … $20,594,999	+$8,653,502 −$6,880 … +$17,313,884	before entering office; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
59	Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) (House)	Democrat	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$4,285,545 $2,356,090 … $6,215,000	$12,687,564 $3,639,129 … $21,735,999	+$8,402,019 −$2,575,871 … +$19,379,909	before entering office; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
60	Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) (Senate)	Republican	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$10,858,056 $5,426,113 … $16,289,999	$18,821,056 $10,797,114 … $26,844,999	+$7,963,000 −$5,492,885 … +$21,418,886	before entering office	PDF
61	Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) (Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,917,512 $900,025 … $2,934,998	$9,460,512 $3,746,028 … $15,174,997	+$7,543,001 +$811,030 … +$14,274,972	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009	PDF
62	Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-NV) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$10,186,090 $4,792,180 … $15,580,000	$17,637,087 $9,289,176 … $25,984,998	+$7,450,997 −$6,290,824 … +$21,192,818	before entering office	PDF
63	Sen. Peter Welch (D-VT) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$5,479,053 $2,878,108 … $8,079,998	$12,834,556 $6,784,113 … $18,884,999	+$7,355,503 −$1,295,885 … +$16,006,891	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
64	Rep. Scott R. Tipton (R-CO) (House)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$5,975,034 $2,600,069 … $9,350,000	$13,148,071 $5,956,142 … $20,340,000	+$7,173,036 −$3,393,858 … +$17,739,931	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
65	Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$4,682,031 $1,382,071 … $7,981,991	$11,825,521 $5,461,051 … $18,189,991	+$7,143,490 −$2,520,940 … +$16,807,920	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
66	Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick (D-AZ) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$883,509 $250,019 … $1,516,999	$7,971,512 $2,468,030 … $13,474,994	+$7,088,003 +$951,031 … +$13,224,975	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2016, 2017, 2018	PDF
67	Rep. Michelle Steel (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2021–2023 (2 yr)	$2,903,038 $1,066,076 … $4,739,999	$9,663,035 $3,811,071 … $15,514,999	+$6,759,998 −$928,928 … +$14,448,923	before entering office; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)	PDF
68	Rep. Michael Waltz (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2018–2023 (5 yr)	$154,521 −$1,100,956 … $1,409,998	$6,884,018 $3,267,041 … $10,500,995	+$6,729,497 +$1,857,043 … +$11,601,951	before entering office	PDF
69	Sen. Mike Rounds (R-SD) (Senate)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$1,362,514 $350,031 … $2,374,998	$8,025,033 $3,450,067 … $12,599,999	+$6,662,518 +$1,075,069 … +$12,249,968	before entering office	PDF
70	Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) (Senate)	Republican	2014–2019 (5 yr)	$4,218,017 −$10,328,960 … $18,764,994	$10,806,019 −$7,752,956 … $29,364,994	+$6,588,002 −$26,517,950 … +$39,693,954	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2003	PDF
71	Rep. Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$4,603,520 $2,777,040 … $6,430,000	$11,173,516 $5,217,031 … $17,130,000	+$6,569,996 −$1,212,969 … +$14,352,960	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2012; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
72	Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) (House)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$6,453,014 $2,495,034 … $10,410,995	$12,907,074 $5,743,148 … $20,070,999	+$6,454,059 −$4,667,847 … +$17,575,965	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1996; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
73	Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$4,124,054 $2,153,108 … $6,095,000	$10,513,045 $5,500,090 … $15,526,000	+$6,388,991 −$594,910 … +$13,372,892	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; earlier annual report(s) for 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
74	Rep. James A. Himes (D-CT) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$6,485,526 $2,781,052 … $10,189,999	$12,753,012 $4,701,026 … $20,804,998	+$6,267,486 −$5,488,973 … +$18,023,946	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009	PDF
75	Rep. Juan Vargas (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,539,511 $169,025 … $2,909,997	$7,783,002 $966,008 … $14,599,995	+$6,243,490 −$1,943,989 … +$14,430,970	before entering office	PDF
76	Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-SD) (House)	Republican	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$2,884,520 $1,409,042 … $4,359,999	$8,995,522 $5,376,047 … $12,614,998	+$6,111,002 +$1,016,048 … +$11,205,956	before entering office	PDF
77	Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) (House / Senate)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$14,585,016 $6,370,034 … $22,799,999	$20,632,514 $8,515,027 … $32,750,000	+$6,047,497 −$14,284,972 … +$26,379,966	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013	PDF
78	Sen. Mazie K. Hirono (D-HI) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,658,519 $77,041 … $3,239,997	$7,556,528 $4,343,058 … $10,769,998	+$5,898,009 +$1,103,061 … +$10,692,957	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
79	Rep. Sara Jacobs (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$76,034,020 $25,001,042 … $127,066,999	$81,724,507 $23,203,016 … $140,245,998	+$5,690,486 −$103,863,983 … +$115,244,956	before entering office	PDF
80	Sen. Cynthia M. Lummis (R-WY) (House / Senate)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	−$5,028,496 −$21,451,989 … $11,394,998	$426,020 −$18,877,960 … $19,729,999	+$5,454,515 −$30,272,958 … +$41,181,988	earliest available report (2020); entered office 2009	PDF
81	Rep. Robert B. Aderholt (R-AL) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$3,113,508 $476,019 … $5,750,998	$8,520,566 $4,102,133 … $12,939,000	+$5,407,058 −$1,648,865 … +$12,462,981	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; earlier annual report(s) for 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
82	Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$9,522,048 $1,709,097 … $17,334,999	$14,842,542 $3,449,084 … $26,235,999	+$5,320,494 −$13,885,915 … +$24,526,902	earliest available report (2023); entered office 2011; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)	PDF
83	Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY) (Senate)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$4,471,507 $1,398,015 … $7,544,999	$9,723,505 $3,217,011 … $16,229,999	+$5,251,998 −$4,327,988 … +$14,831,984	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2007	PDF
84	Rep. Daniel Lipinski (D-IL) (House)	Democrat	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$2,335,528 $1,031,056 … $3,639,999	$7,415,028 $3,669,056 … $11,161,000	+$5,079,500 +$29,057 … +$10,129,944	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005	PDF
85	Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) (Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$2,703,008 −$453,972 … $5,859,988	$7,722,509 $4,045,025 … $11,399,993	+$5,019,501 −$1,814,963 … +$11,853,965	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009	PDF
86	Rep. Tom Cole (R-OK) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$4,569,534 $2,668,068 … $6,471,000	$9,501,532 $4,997,063 … $14,006,000	+$4,931,998 −$1,473,937 … +$11,337,932	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
87	Sen. John R. Curtis (R-UT) (House / Senate)	Republican	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$6,928,056 $611,118 … $13,244,994	$11,855,542 −$1,553,913 … $25,264,998	+$4,927,486 −$14,798,907 … +$24,653,880	before entering office	PDF
88	Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon (D-PA) (House)	Democrat	2018–2025 (7 yr)	$5,197,536 $2,926,073 … $7,468,999	$10,102,544 $4,670,093 … $15,534,995	+$4,905,008 −$2,798,906 … +$12,608,922	before entering office; 2018: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
89	Rep. John Fleming (R-LA) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$24,472,530 $4,218,065 … $44,726,995	$29,316,605 $8,627,216 … $50,005,994	+$4,844,075 −$36,099,779 … +$45,787,929	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2016	PDF
90	Rep. Kelly Armstrong (R-ND) (House)	Republican	2018–2023 (5 yr)	$10,504,175 $4,787,350 … $16,221,000	$15,242,286 $6,969,572 … $23,515,000	+$4,738,111 −$9,251,428 … +$18,727,650	before entering office; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
91	Sen. Roy Blunt (R-MO) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$3,595,010 $630,024 … $6,559,997	$8,330,512 $4,021,025 … $12,639,998	+$4,735,501 −$2,538,972 … +$12,009,974	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; 2013: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2013: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound	PDF
92	Rep. David P. Joyce (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$3,026,040 $972,083 … $5,079,998	$7,728,092 $3,066,186 … $12,389,997	+$4,702,051 −$2,013,812 … +$11,417,914	earliest available report (2016); entered office 2013; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
93	Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) (Senate)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$2,843,518 $1,347,040 … $4,339,997	$7,406,527 $3,003,058 … $11,809,996	+$4,563,008 −$1,336,939 … +$10,462,956	before entering office	PDF
94	Rep. Rick Larsen (D-WA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$104,992 −$419,982 … $209,998	$4,394,060 $1,155,120 … $7,632,999	+$4,499,052 +$945,122 … +$8,052,981	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001	PDF
95	Sen. Brian Schatz (D-HI) (Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$1,257,494 −$1,984,983 … −$530,004	$3,183,508 −$137,980 … $6,504,995	+$4,441,001 +$392,024 … +$8,489,978	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2012	PDF
96	Rep. Mark Pocan (D-WI) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$599,001 −$847,998 … −$350,004	$3,840,004 $1,080,010 … $6,599,998	+$4,439,005 +$1,430,014 … +$7,447,996	before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
97	Sen. Deb Fischer (R-NE) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$907,000 −$5,618,993 … $3,804,993	$3,462,512 $925,026 … $5,999,999	+$4,369,512 −$2,879,967 … +$11,618,992	before entering office	PDF
98	Rep. Brad R. Wenstrup (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$2,709,018 $1,576,037 … $3,841,999	$6,986,532 $2,428,066 … $11,544,998	+$4,277,514 −$1,413,933 … +$9,968,961	before entering office; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
99	Sen. Gary C. Peters (D-MI) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$3,831,590 $1,443,180 … $6,219,999	$8,081,103 $4,282,206 … $11,880,000	+$4,249,514 −$1,937,793 … +$10,436,820	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2009	PDF
100	Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,262,021 $64,044 … $2,459,998	$5,478,512 $2,266,025 … $8,690,999	+$4,216,491 −$193,973 … +$8,626,955	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
101	Rep. Ralph Lee Abraham (R-LA) (House)	Republican	2014–2019 (5 yr)	$8,379,025 $4,113,052 … $12,644,998	$12,529,018 $5,002,040 … $20,055,997	+$4,149,994 −$7,642,958 … +$15,942,945	before entering office; 2014: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
102	Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$2,421,516 $748,037 … $4,094,995	$6,353,517 −$1,132,960 … $13,839,994	+$3,932,001 −$5,227,955 … +$13,091,957	before entering office	PDF
103	Rep. Randy Neugebauer (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$9,426,039 $5,201,080 … $13,650,998	$13,355,548 $6,689,097 … $20,021,998	+$3,929,508 −$6,961,901 … +$14,820,918	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)	PDF
104	Rep. Julia Brownley (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,038,516 −$513,966 … $2,590,998	$4,865,020 $1,405,042 … $8,324,997	+$3,826,504 −$1,185,956 … +$8,838,963	before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
105	Rep. Steny H. Hoyer (D-MD) (House)	Democrat	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$33,502 $15,003 … $52,000	$3,859,002 $1,501,006 … $6,216,999	+$3,825,501 +$1,449,006 … +$6,201,996	earliest available report (2014); entered office 1981	PDF
106	Sen. Susan M. Collins (R-ME) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$3,084,108 $548,218 … $5,619,998	$6,758,044 $3,676,088 … $9,839,999	+$3,673,936 −$1,943,910 … +$9,291,781	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997	PDF
107	Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-ME) (House)	Democrat	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$3,450,002 $1,300,003 … $5,600,000	$7,119,013 $2,593,026 … $11,645,000	+$3,669,012 −$3,006,974 … +$10,344,997	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2009	PDF
108	Rep. Ed Case (D-HI) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$2,603,016 $1,544,033 … $3,662,000	$6,198,510 $2,981,020 … $9,416,000	+$3,595,494 −$680,980 … +$7,871,967	earliest available report (2019); entered office 2003; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
109	Rep. Mimi Walters (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2014–2017 (3 yr)	−$2,426,997 −$4,868,991 … $14,997	$1,148,503 $667,007 … $1,629,999	+$3,575,500 +$652,010 … +$6,498,990	before entering office	PDF
110	Rep. Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D-NJ) (House)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$3,050,520 $1,842,039 … $4,259,000	$6,592,015 $3,277,030 … $9,907,000	+$3,541,496 −$981,970 … +$8,064,961	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997	PDF
111	Sen. Ted Budd (R-NC) (House / Senate)	Republican	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$2,490,528 $1,203,057 … $3,777,999	$5,991,523 $2,298,050 … $9,684,996	+$3,500,995 −$1,479,949 … +$8,481,939	before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
112	Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) (House)	Republican	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$196,515 −$251,969 … $644,999	$3,612,523 $2,000,047 … $5,224,999	+$3,416,008 +$1,355,048 … +$5,476,968	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
113	Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,946,522 $348,046 … $3,544,998	$5,331,007 $2,382,015 … $8,279,999	+$3,384,485 −$1,162,983 … +$7,931,953	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
114	Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL) (Senate)	Democrat	2017–2019 (2 yr)	$384,520 −$1,165,955 … $1,934,995	$3,761,514 $703,030 … $6,819,997	+$3,376,994 −$1,231,965 … +$7,985,952	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
115	Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) (House)	Democrat	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$9,171,664 $2,513,332 … $15,829,997	$12,447,160 $3,749,322 … $21,144,997	+$3,275,495 −$12,080,675 … +$18,631,665	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
116	Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) (House / Senate)	Republican	2017–2025 (8 yr)	−$513,490 −$1,068,979 … $41,998	$2,721,006 −$12,987 … $5,454,998	+$3,234,496 −$54,985 … +$6,523,977	before entering office	PDF
117	Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) (Senate)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$881,503 $68,007 … $1,694,999	$4,107,004 $1,704,009 … $6,510,000	+$3,225,502 +$9,010 … +$6,441,993	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
118	Sen. Thomas R. Carper (D-DE) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$4,745,572 $2,301,146 … $7,189,999	$7,931,600 $2,268,202 … $13,594,998	+$3,186,028 −$4,921,797 … +$11,293,852	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1983	PDF
119	Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$3,374,539 $1,814,078 … $4,935,000	$6,559,030 $3,998,061 … $9,120,000	+$3,184,492 −$936,939 … +$7,305,922	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1975	PDF
120	Rep. Robert J. Wittman (R-VA) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$927,509 $98,021 … $1,756,997	$4,103,548 $527,098 … $7,679,997	+$3,176,038 −$1,229,899 … +$7,581,976	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
121	Rep. Yvette Herrell (R-NM) (House)	Republican	2020–2021 (1 yr)	$1,471,506 $898,011 … $2,045,000	$4,605,004 $2,010,009 … $7,200,000	+$3,133,499 −$34,991 … +$6,301,989	before entering office; short span (1 yr)	PDF
122	Rep. Scott Fitzgerald (R-WI) (House)	Republican	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$3,499,010 $783,023 … $6,214,996	$6,628,008 $1,853,021 … $11,402,995	+$3,128,998 −$4,361,975 … +$10,619,972	before entering office	PDF
123	Rep. Rudy Yakym III (R-IN) (House)	Republican	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$2,259,526 −$5,216,936 … $9,735,988	$5,365,033 −$7,740,924 … $18,470,990	+$3,105,507 −$17,476,912 … +$23,687,926	before entering office; 2022: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
124	Rep. David Kustoff (R-TN) (House)	Republican	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$4,949,092 $2,052,192 … $7,845,992	$8,015,540 $3,583,081 … $12,447,998	+$3,066,448 −$4,262,911 … +$10,395,806	before entering office	PDF
125	Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$575,514 $256,029 … $895,000	$3,635,013 $1,176,027 … $6,093,999	+$3,059,498 +$281,027 … +$5,837,970	before entering office	PDF
126	Rep. Mike Flood (R-NE) (House)	Republican	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$3,420,508 −$1,933,981 … $8,774,996	$6,479,508 $1,649,018 … $11,309,998	+$3,059,000 −$7,125,978 … +$13,243,979	before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
127	Rep. Jim Cooper (D-TN) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$29,626,029 $11,261,059 … $47,990,999	$32,674,024 $13,553,047 … $51,795,000	+$3,047,994 −$34,437,952 … +$40,533,941	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1983; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
128	Rep. Pete Olson (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$2,019,020 $1,107,041 … $2,931,000	$5,047,520 $1,684,041 … $8,410,998	+$3,028,499 −$1,246,959 … +$7,303,957	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009	PDF
129	Rep. Tim Moore (R-NC) (House)	Republican	2024–2025 (1 yr)	$7,190,521 $3,566,042 … $10,815,000	$10,161,524 $4,528,048 … $15,795,000	+$2,971,003 −$6,286,952 … +$12,228,958	before entering office; 2024: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)	PDF
130	Rep. Bill Foster (D-IL) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$18,790,510 $7,416,020 … $30,165,000	$21,681,020 $11,182,041 … $32,180,000	+$2,890,510 −$18,982,959 … +$24,763,980	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2008; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
131	Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$10,164,536 $5,262,074 … $15,066,999	$13,050,024 $6,328,049 … $19,771,999	+$2,885,488 −$8,738,950 … +$14,509,925	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2008	PDF
132	Sen. Margaret Wood Hassan (D-NH) (Senate)	Democrat	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$2,709,011 $1,298,024 … $4,119,998	$5,592,519 $3,110,040 … $8,074,998	+$2,883,508 −$1,009,958 … +$6,776,974	before entering office	PDF
133	Rep. Blake D. Moore (R-UT) (House)	Republican	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$3,893,045 $2,024,091 … $5,761,999	$6,712,507 $1,840,016 … $11,584,998	+$2,819,462 −$3,921,983 … +$9,560,907	before entering office	PDF
134	Sen. Katie Boyd Britt (R-AL) (Senate)	Republican	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$3,266,021 $677,045 … $5,854,997	$6,083,054 $1,851,112 … $10,314,997	+$2,817,034 −$4,003,885 … +$9,637,952	before entering office	PDF
135	Rep. Lisa C. McClain (R-MI) (House)	Republican	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$4,128,008 $1,506,017 … $6,749,998	$6,915,520 $3,316,042 … $10,514,999	+$2,787,513 −$3,433,956 … +$9,008,982	before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
136	Rep. Craig A. Goldman (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$21,040,508 $3,966,016 … $38,114,999	$23,823,008 $8,331,017 … $39,314,999	+$2,782,500 −$29,783,982 … +$35,348,983	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
137	Rep. Nita M. Lowey (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$31,965,012 $12,280,023 … $51,650,000	$34,715,009 $13,130,018 … $56,300,000	+$2,749,998 −$38,519,982 … +$44,019,977	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1989	PDF
138	Rep. Collin C. Peterson (D-MN) (House)	Democrat	2014–2019 (5 yr)	$1,570,008 $529,020 … $2,610,997	$4,317,005 $1,866,010 … $6,768,000	+$2,746,996 −$744,987 … +$6,238,980	earliest available report (2014); entered office 1991; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
139	Rep. Bobby L. Rush (D-IL) (House)	Democrat	2019–2021 (2 yr)	−$2,675,002 −$5,099,999 … −$250,004	$60,004 −$874,985 … $994,994	+$2,735,006 −$624,981 … +$6,094,993	earliest available report (2019); entered office 1993; short span (2 yr)	PDF
140	Rep. Michael C. Burgess (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$1,701,539 $862,079 … $2,540,999	$4,413,544 $2,294,090 … $6,532,999	+$2,712,006 −$246,909 … +$5,670,920	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
141	Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) (Senate)	Democrat	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$1,682,511 $765,023 … $2,599,999	$4,363,006 $1,811,013 … $6,915,000	+$2,680,496 −$788,986 … +$6,149,977	before entering office	PDF
142	Sen. Mike Crapo (R-ID) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,030,514 $296,030 … $1,764,999	$3,698,502 $1,317,006 … $6,079,999	+$2,667,988 −$447,993 … +$5,783,969	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
143	Rep. Josh Harder (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$2,190,022 $1,278,045 … $3,102,000	$4,849,022 $1,482,045 … $8,215,998	+$2,658,999 −$1,619,955 … +$6,937,953	before entering office	PDF
144	Rep. Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$649,511 $303,022 … $996,000	$3,302,518 $2,078,037 … $4,527,000	+$2,653,008 +$1,082,037 … +$4,223,978	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
145	Rep. Tracey Mann (R-KS) (House)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$8,848,513 −$3,754,963 … $21,451,989	$11,455,535 $2,957,078 … $19,953,992	+$2,607,022 −$18,494,911 … +$23,708,955	before entering office	PDF
146	Rep. John B. Larson (D-CT) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	−$54,492 −$234,984 … $125,999	$2,552,016 $1,508,032 … $3,596,000	+$2,606,508 +$1,382,033 … +$3,830,984	earliest available report (2019); entered office 1999	PDF
147	Rep. Brian K. Fitzpatrick (R-PA) (House)	Republican	2017–2025 (8 yr)	−$100,000 −$664,998 … $464,997	$2,492,999 $301,002 … $4,684,996	+$2,593,000 −$163,995 … +$5,349,994	before entering office	PDF
148	Rep. Bruce Poliquin (R-ME) (House)	Republican	2015–2017 (2 yr)	$11,633,007 $4,701,014 … $18,565,000	$14,223,507 $5,417,014 … $23,030,000	+$2,590,500 −$13,147,986 … +$18,328,986	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
149	Rep. David Scott (D-GA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2024 (11 yr)	$208,000 −$248,998 … $664,998	$2,708,001 $401,004 … $5,014,998	+$2,500,001 −$263,994 … +$5,263,996	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003	PDF
150	Rep. Pedro R. Pierluisi (D-PR) (House)	Democrat	2013–2015 (2 yr)	−$4,034,003 −$6,413,998 … −$1,654,008	−$1,545,002 −$2,184,997 … −$905,006	+$2,489,002 −$530,989 … +$5,508,992	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009; short span (2 yr)	PDF
151	Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL) (House)	Democrat	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$1,106,512 −$81,971 … $2,294,996	$3,567,020 $1,844,042 … $5,289,997	+$2,460,507 −$450,954 … +$5,371,968	before entering office; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
152	Rep. K. Michael Conaway (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$10,831,658 $4,795,317 … $16,868,000	$13,288,576 $7,011,152 … $19,566,000	+$2,456,918 −$9,856,848 … +$14,770,683	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005	PDF
153	Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) (Senate)	Democrat	2021–2025 (4 yr)	−$200,498 −$480,994 … $79,997	$2,250,000 −$34,998 … $4,534,998	+$2,450,498 −$114,995 … +$5,015,992	before entering office	PDF
154	Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (R-NE) (House)	Republican	2013–2020 (7 yr)	−$2,467,999 −$5,045,993 … $109,995	−$22,998 −$4,330,991 … $4,284,995	+$2,445,001 −$4,440,986 … +$9,330,988	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005	PDF
155	Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$829,498 −$1,648,989 … −$10,006	$1,609,527 −$315,941 … $3,534,995	+$2,439,024 −$305,935 … +$5,183,984	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
156	Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2023 (10 yr)	−$106,492 −$692,982 … $479,997	$2,322,503 −$14,992 … $4,659,998	+$2,428,996 −$494,989 … +$5,352,980	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
157	Rep. John Shimkus (R-IL) (House)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$650,504 $111,009 … $1,189,998	$3,053,003 $751,007 … $5,354,999	+$2,402,500 −$438,991 … +$5,243,990	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997	PDF
158	Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) (Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,227,507 $520,018 … $1,934,996	$3,600,514 $2,061,028 … $5,139,999	+$2,373,006 +$126,032 … +$4,619,981	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
159	Rep. Tom Malinowski (D-NJ) (House)	Democrat	2019–2021 (2 yr)	$943,008 −$348,962 … $2,234,977	$3,282,502 $980,006 … $5,584,998	+$2,339,494 −$1,254,971 … +$5,933,960	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
160	Sen. James E. Risch (R-ID) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$53,254,026 $18,688,056 … $87,819,997	$55,560,516 $19,396,034 … $91,724,997	+$2,306,489 −$68,423,963 … +$73,036,941	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009	PDF
161	Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$255,505 −$4,349,986 … $4,860,996	$2,558,004 −$138,989 … $5,254,997	+$2,302,499 −$4,999,985 … +$9,604,983	earliest available report (2014); entered office 1991	PDF
162	Rep. Nathaniel Moran (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2022–2025 (3 yr)	−$2,304,994 −$4,734,987 … $124,998	−$30,482 −$710,962 … $649,999	+$2,274,513 −$835,960 … +$5,384,986	before entering office	PDF
163	Rep. Alan S. Lowenthal (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$1,445,525 $440,051 … $2,450,999	$3,683,584 $1,360,169 … $6,006,999	+$2,238,059 −$1,090,830 … +$5,566,948	before entering office	PDF
164	Rep. Anthony Gonzalez (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2019–2021 (2 yr)	$6,185,514 $2,481,030 … $9,889,999	$8,420,519 $2,426,040 … $14,414,998	+$2,235,004 −$7,463,959 … +$11,933,968	before entering office; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)	PDF
165	Sen. Cory A. Booker (D-NJ) (Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$374,010 $153,020 … $595,000	$2,608,520 $1,527,040 … $3,689,999	+$2,234,510 +$932,040 … +$3,536,979	before entering office	PDF
166	Rep. Mark Sanford (R-SC) (House)	Republican	2014–2017 (3 yr)	$4,132,015 $2,329,031 … $5,934,999	$6,265,012 $2,805,026 … $9,724,999	+$2,132,998 −$3,129,973 … +$7,395,968	earliest available report (2014); entered office 1995; 2014: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
167	Rep. Sam T. Liccardo (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$4,617,524 $1,602,049 … $7,632,999	$6,733,524 $1,215,051 … $12,251,997	+$2,116,000 −$6,417,948 … +$10,649,948	before entering office; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)	PDF
168	Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$3,176,502 −$3,434,991 … $9,787,996	$5,277,509 $697,020 … $9,857,998	+$2,101,006 −$9,090,976 … +$13,292,989	before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
169	Rep. Carlos A. Gimenez (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$734,504 $203,010 … $1,265,997	$2,830,009 $1,434,022 … $4,225,996	+$2,095,506 +$168,025 … +$4,022,986	before entering office	PDF
170	Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-NY) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$578,506 $252,014 … $904,999	$2,672,524 $1,370,049 … $3,974,999	+$2,094,018 +$465,050 … +$3,722,985	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1981	PDF
171	Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$8,482,498 −$6,899,990 … $23,864,985	$10,564,998 −$2,834,991 … $23,964,986	+$2,082,500 −$26,699,976 … +$30,864,976	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
172	Sen. Jerry Moran (R-KS) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$893,510 $392,021 … $1,394,998	$2,956,043 $1,557,086 … $4,355,000	+$2,062,534 +$162,088 … +$3,962,979	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997	PDF
173	Rep. Glenn Grothman (R-WI) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$928,008 $516,016 … $1,340,000	$2,987,008 $1,864,017 … $4,110,000	+$2,059,000 +$524,017 … +$3,593,984	before entering office	PDF
174	Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$8,914,043 $5,487,087 … $12,340,999	$10,969,524 $4,504,049 … $17,434,998	+$2,055,480 −$7,836,950 … +$11,947,911	before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
175	Rep. Justin Amash (L-MI) (House)	Libertarian	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$1,394,013 $518,028 … $2,269,998	$3,344,517 −$206,962 … $6,895,996	+$1,950,504 −$2,476,960 … +$6,377,968	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
176	Rep. Jerry L. Carl (R-AL) (House)	Republican	2021–2023 (2 yr)	$9,813,508 $4,347,018 … $15,279,999	$11,723,007 $4,631,015 … $18,814,999	+$1,909,498 −$10,648,984 … +$14,467,981	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
177	Rep. Elijah E. Cummings (D-MD) (House)	Democrat	2013–2018 (5 yr)	−$472,498 −$1,505,987 … $560,992	$1,420,502 $636,005 … $2,204,998	+$1,892,999 +$75,013 … +$3,710,985	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1996	PDF
178	Rep. Young Kim (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$844,508 $254,017 … $1,434,999	$2,716,002 $552,004 … $4,879,999	+$1,871,494 −$882,995 … +$4,625,982	before entering office	PDF
179	Rep. Sheri Biggs (R-SC) (House)	Republican	2024–2025 (1 yr)	$8,397,558 $3,584,117 … $13,210,999	$10,204,016 $6,202,033 … $14,205,999	+$1,806,458 −$7,008,966 … +$10,621,882	before entering office; short span (1 yr)	PDF
180	Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) (Senate)	Republican	2018–2025 (7 yr)	$382,018 −$195,963 … $959,999	$2,137,024 $489,051 … $3,784,998	+$1,755,006 −$470,948 … +$3,980,961	before entering office	PDF
181	Rep. James C. Moylan (R-GU) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$178,004 $90,008 … $266,000	$1,919,006 $981,012 … $2,856,999	+$1,741,002 +$715,012 … +$2,766,991	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
182	Rep. Bob Gibbs (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$2,143,030 $1,026,063 … $3,259,998	$3,882,534 $2,118,069 … $5,646,999	+$1,739,504 −$1,141,929 … +$4,620,936	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
183	Rep. Charlie Crist (D-FL) (House)	Democrat	2016–2021 (5 yr)	$653,510 −$172,978 … $1,479,999	$2,392,006 $1,552,011 … $3,232,000	+$1,738,495 +$72,012 … +$3,404,978	before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
184	Rep. Gerald E. Connolly (D-VA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2024 (11 yr)	$2,211,023 $762,051 … $3,659,995	$3,900,528 $2,270,056 … $5,530,999	+$1,689,504 −$1,389,939 … +$4,768,948	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
185	Rep. Brian Babin (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$2,463,044 $1,220,087 … $3,706,000	$4,118,545 $2,260,090 … $5,977,000	+$1,655,502 −$1,445,910 … +$4,756,913	before entering office	PDF
186	Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) (House / Senate)	Republican	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$4,439,558 $1,833,120 … $7,045,997	$6,085,523 $2,556,047 … $9,614,999	+$1,645,964 −$4,489,950 … +$7,781,879	before entering office	PDF
187	Rep. Frank D. Lucas (R-OK) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,297,504 $350,014 … $2,244,995	$2,872,508 $1,729,019 … $4,015,997	+$1,575,004 −$515,976 … +$3,665,983	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
188	Rep. Michael F. Doyle (D-PA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$30,502 −$238,994 … $299,997	$1,586,525 $682,052 … $2,490,998	+$1,556,024 +$382,055 … +$2,729,992	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995	PDF
189	Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) (House / Senate)	Republican	2016–2025 (9 yr)	−$280,994 −$681,986 … $119,997	$1,260,520 $331,041 … $2,189,999	+$1,541,514 +$211,044 … +$2,871,985	earliest available report (2016); entered office 2003	PDF
190	Rep. John A. Yarmuth (D-KY) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$18,951,524 $5,358,050 … $32,544,997	$20,492,572 $7,449,144 … $33,535,999	+$1,541,048 −$25,095,853 … +$28,177,949	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
191	Rep. Julia Letlow (R-LA) (House)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	−$95,482 −$510,961 … $319,998	$1,442,085 $88,171 … $2,795,999	+$1,537,566 −$231,827 … +$3,306,960	before entering office	PDF
192	Rep. Madeleine Z. Bordallo (D-GU) (House)	Democrat	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$5,465,004 $2,380,009 … $8,549,999	$6,997,504 $2,645,008 … $11,350,000	+$1,532,500 −$5,904,991 … +$8,969,991	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003	PDF
193	Rep. Greg Stanton (D-AZ) (House)	Democrat	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$153,510 −$578,978 … $885,997	$1,685,516 $346,035 … $3,024,997	+$1,532,006 −$539,962 … +$3,603,975	before entering office	PDF
194	Sen. Joe Manchin, III (I-WV) (Senate)	Independent	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$7,680,036 $3,810,071 … $11,550,000	$9,207,031 $4,754,062 … $13,660,000	+$1,526,996 −$6,795,938 … +$9,849,929	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2010	PDF
195	Rep. Frederica S. Wilson (D-FL) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$954,006 $563,011 … $1,345,000	$2,440,005 $1,580,010 … $3,300,000	+$1,486,000 +$235,010 … +$2,736,989	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
196	Rep. James R. Baird (R-IN) (House)	Republican	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$29,500,002 −$10,849,995 … $69,849,998	$30,925,002 $10,600,004 … $51,250,000	+$1,425,000 −$59,249,994 … +$62,099,995	before entering office	PDF
197	Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$80,992 −$666,982 … $504,997	$1,341,011 $392,025 … $2,289,997	+$1,422,004 −$112,972 … +$2,956,979	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2002	PDF
198	Rep. Leonard Lance (R-NJ) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$3,501,532 $1,989,064 … $5,014,000	$4,919,033 $2,849,066 … $6,989,000	+$1,417,501 −$2,164,934 … +$4,999,936	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009	PDF
199	Sen. Adam B. Schiff (D-CA) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$78,013 −$744,972 … $900,998	$1,481,006 $382,014 … $2,579,997	+$1,402,992 −$518,984 … +$3,324,969	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001	PDF
200	Rep. David B. McKinley (R-WV) (House)	Republican	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$9,686,543 $4,542,089 … $14,830,997	$11,089,050 $5,908,099 … $16,270,000	+$1,402,506 −$8,922,898 … +$11,727,911	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
201	Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,324,017 $578,035 … $2,069,999	$2,725,032 $1,525,064 … $3,925,000	+$1,401,015 −$544,935 … +$3,346,965	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003	PDF
202	Rep. C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD) (House)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$1,330,012 $450,027 … $2,209,998	$2,716,012 $1,652,025 … $3,780,000	+$1,386,000 −$557,973 … +$3,329,973	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
203	Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) (Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$935,518 $456,035 … $1,415,000	$2,285,516 $721,037 … $3,849,996	+$1,349,999 −$693,963 … +$3,393,961	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
204	Rep. Joe Courtney (D-CT) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$461,014 $117,028 … $804,999	$1,798,538 $806,077 … $2,791,000	+$1,337,525 +$1,078 … +$2,673,972	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
205	Rep. Mike Levin (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$418,508 −$317,982 … $1,154,999	$1,710,510 $581,020 … $2,839,999	+$1,292,001 −$573,979 … +$3,157,981	before entering office	PDF
206	Sen. Bernard Sanders (I-VT) (House / Senate)	Independent	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$366,988 −$958,970 … $224,995	$896,014 $162,029 … $1,629,998	+$1,263,001 −$62,966 … +$2,588,968	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1991	PDF
207	Rep. Brendan F. Boyle (D-PA) (House)	Democrat	2015–2025 (10 yr)	−$137,498 −$1,224,985 … $949,989	$1,125,002 $515,006 … $1,734,997	+$1,262,500 −$434,983 … +$2,959,982	before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2016	PDF
208	Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-IA) (House)	Republican	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$358,002 $201,003 … $515,000	$1,600,524 $636,049 … $2,564,999	+$1,242,522 +$121,049 … +$2,363,996	before entering office	PDF
209	Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$988,494 −$1,621,985 … −$355,003	$238,006 −$163,988 … $639,999	+$1,226,500 +$191,015 … +$2,261,984	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009	PDF
210	Rep. Dan Bishop (R-NC) (House)	Republican	2019–2023 (4 yr)	$6,807,530 $3,079,061 … $10,535,999	$8,030,532 $4,060,063 … $12,001,000	+$1,223,002 −$6,475,936 … +$8,921,939	before entering office; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
211	Rep. Gary J. Palmer (R-AL) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$1,446,563 $257,127 … $2,635,999	$2,660,516 $1,631,032 … $3,690,000	+$1,213,953 −$1,004,967 … +$3,432,873	before entering office	PDF
212	Rep. Richard McCormick (R-GA) (House)	Republican	2022–2025 (3 yr)	−$3,476 −$726,951 … $719,999	$1,184,034 $473,069 … $1,895,000	+$1,187,510 −$246,930 … +$2,621,951	before entering office	PDF
213	Rep. Mark Alford (R-MO) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	−$741,474 −$1,520,946 … $37,997	$424,525 $29,051 … $819,999	+$1,166,000 −$8,946 … +$2,340,945	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
214	Rep. Glenn Ivey (D-MD) (House)	Democrat	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$573,004 $286,011 … $859,998	$1,716,520 $788,040 … $2,644,999	+$1,143,515 −$71,958 … +$2,358,988	before entering office; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
215	Rep. Colleen Hanabusa (D-HI) (House)	Democrat	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$812,006 −$21,986 … $1,645,999	$1,955,504 $1,196,010 … $2,714,999	+$1,143,498 −$449,989 … +$2,736,985	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2014, 2015	PDF
216	Rep. Chris Stewart (R-UT) (House)	Republican	2013–2022 (9 yr)	−$722,000 −$1,248,997 … −$195,002	$407,501 $265,002 … $550,000	+$1,129,500 +$460,004 … +$1,798,997	before entering office	PDF
217	Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,151,518 $433,036 … $1,869,999	$2,264,023 $1,208,047 … $3,319,999	+$1,112,506 −$661,952 … +$2,886,963	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
218	Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-MI) (House)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$713,007 $289,015 … $1,136,999	$1,789,510 $839,021 … $2,739,999	+$1,076,503 −$297,978 … +$2,450,984	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011	PDF
219	Sen. Tom Udall (D-NM) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$1,690,520 −$108,957 … $3,489,996	$2,759,014 $1,173,029 … $4,344,998	+$1,068,494 −$2,316,967 … +$4,453,955	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1999	PDF
220	Rep. Brenda L. Lawrence (D-MI) (House)	Democrat	2015–2021 (6 yr)	$1,116,010 $577,020 … $1,654,999	$2,181,514 $1,258,029 … $3,104,999	+$1,065,504 −$396,970 … +$2,527,979	before entering office	PDF
221	Rep. Ed Whitfield (R-KY) (House)	Republican	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$3,266,029 $1,627,060 … $4,904,998	$4,318,049 $2,121,100 … $6,514,998	+$1,052,020 −$2,783,898 … +$4,887,938	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
222	Rep. Darren Soto (D-FL) (House)	Democrat	2015–2025 (10 yr)	−$215,493 −$575,982 … $144,996	$825,501 $201,005 … $1,449,997	+$1,040,994 +$56,009 … +$2,025,979	before entering office	PDF
223	Rep. Michael E. Capuano (D-MA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$1,744,518 $572,040 … $2,916,997	$2,781,522 $1,346,046 … $4,216,998	+$1,037,004 −$1,570,951 … +$3,644,958	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1999	PDF
224	Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$416,508 −$236,980 … $1,069,996	$1,451,508 $447,021 … $2,455,996	+$1,035,000 −$622,975 … +$2,692,976	earliest available report (2015); entered office 2013	PDF
225	Rep. Diana DeGette (D-CO) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,166,514 −$147,966 … $2,480,995	$2,196,016 $487,036 … $3,904,997	+$1,029,502 −$1,993,959 … +$4,052,963	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
226	Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$68,506 −$450,985 … $587,997	$1,083,026 $183,055 … $1,982,997	+$1,014,520 −$404,942 … +$2,433,982	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1998	PDF
227	Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$248,523 −$1,000,950 … $1,497,996	$1,261,525 −$86,948 … $2,609,998	+$1,013,002 −$1,584,944 … +$3,610,948	before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
228	Rep. Doris O. Matsui (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$1,301,509 $772,018 … $1,831,000	$2,306,007 $1,482,014 … $3,130,000	+$1,004,498 −$348,986 … +$2,357,982	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005	PDF
229	Rep. Martha Roby (R-AL) (House)	Republican	2014–2019 (5 yr)	$412,518 −$406,961 … $1,231,998	$1,416,024 $143,049 … $2,688,998	+$1,003,505 −$1,088,949 … +$3,095,959	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011	PDF
230	Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$1,474,014 $581,029 … $2,366,999	$2,477,014 $1,258,030 … $3,695,999	+$1,003,000 −$1,108,969 … +$3,114,970	before entering office	PDF
231	Rep. Cliff Bentz (R-OR) (House)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$5,264,530 $2,524,066 … $8,004,993	$6,259,045 $3,398,091 … $9,119,999	+$994,516 −$4,606,902 … +$6,595,933	before entering office	PDF
232	Rep. Al Green (D-TX) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$4,707,506 $1,765,012 … $7,649,999	$5,700,006 $2,650,012 … $8,750,000	+$992,500 −$4,999,987 … +$6,984,988	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005	PDF
233	Rep. Colin Z. Allred (D-TX) (House)	Democrat	2018–2023 (5 yr)	$721,006 $412,011 … $1,030,000	$1,706,015 $721,031 … $2,690,999	+$985,010 −$308,969 … +$2,278,988	before entering office	PDF
234	Rep. Raul Ruiz (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$352,506 $30,013 … $674,999	$1,330,522 $671,043 … $1,990,000	+$978,016 −$3,956 … +$1,959,987	before entering office	PDF
235	Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) (House)	Republican	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$674,506 $399,011 … $950,000	$1,651,036 $261,074 … $3,040,999	+$976,531 −$688,926 … +$2,641,988	before entering office	PDF
236	Rep. David E. Price (D-NC) (House)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$6,202,042 $2,694,083 … $9,710,000	$7,175,039 $3,350,078 … $11,000,000	+$972,998 −$6,359,922 … +$8,305,917	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2022	PDF
237	Rep. Susan A. Davis (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$1,607,020 $354,041 … $2,859,998	$2,565,023 $955,048 … $4,174,998	+$958,004 −$1,904,950 … +$3,820,957	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
238	Rep. Jeff Miller (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2013–2015 (2 yr)	−$111,497 −$802,991 … $579,997	$838,504 $162,012 … $1,514,996	+$950,001 −$417,985 … +$2,317,987	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; short span (2 yr)	PDF
239	Rep. A. Drew Ferguson IV (R-GA) (House)	Republican	2016–2023 (7 yr)	$578,504 $155,011 … $1,001,998	$1,526,010 $526,024 … $2,525,996	+$947,506 −$475,974 … +$2,370,985	before entering office	PDF
240	Rep. Bryan Steil (R-WI) (House)	Republican	2018–2025 (7 yr)	$1,030,014 $535,029 … $1,525,000	$1,966,512 $1,128,025 … $2,804,999	+$936,498 −$396,975 … +$2,269,970	before entering office; 2018: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
241	Rep. J. Luis Correa (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2016–2019 (3 yr)	$4,766,520 $2,266,043 … $7,266,998	$5,690,520 $3,444,043 … $7,936,998	+$924,000 −$3,822,955 … +$5,670,955	before entering office; 2019: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
242	Rep. Donald Norcross (D-NJ) (House)	Democrat	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$1,572,530 $251,064 … $2,893,997	$2,496,524 $1,226,050 … $3,766,998	+$923,994 −$1,667,947 … +$3,515,934	earliest available report (2015); entered office 2014	PDF
243	Rep. Sylvia R. Garcia (D-TX) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$142,508 −$285,981 … $570,998	$1,042,012 $438,025 … $1,645,999	+$899,504 −$132,973 … +$1,931,980	before entering office	PDF
244	Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) (House)	Republican	2017–2022 (5 yr)	$436,006 $17,015 … $854,998	$1,322,017 $559,035 … $2,084,999	+$886,010 −$295,963 … +$2,067,984	before entering office	PDF
245	Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) (House)	Republican	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$1,199,019 $603,038 … $1,795,000	$2,080,024 $1,099,048 … $3,061,000	+$881,005 −$695,952 … +$2,457,962	before entering office	PDF
246	Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$161,008 −$93,983 … $415,999	$1,033,504 $567,009 … $1,499,998	+$872,496 +$151,010 … +$1,593,981	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1983	PDF
247	Rep. Mike Carey (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$991,510 $538,021 … $1,445,000	$1,828,532 $944,063 … $2,713,000	+$837,021 −$500,937 … +$2,174,979	before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
248	Sen. Andy Kim (D-NJ) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$215,502 $130,005 … $301,000	$1,046,513 $23,028 … $2,069,998	+$831,010 −$277,972 … +$1,939,993	before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018	PDF
249	Rep. Becca Balint (D-VT) (House)	Democrat	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$1,222,044 $409,087 … $2,035,000	$2,046,044 $937,088 … $3,155,000	+$824,000 −$1,097,912 … +$2,745,913	before entering office	PDF
250	Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$1,361,993 −$2,156,981 … −$567,005	−$548,499 −$1,116,993 … $19,995	+$813,494 −$549,988 … +$2,176,976	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005	PDF
251	Rep. Jared Huffman (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$314,518 −$714,961 … $1,343,998	$1,106,021 $135,044 … $2,076,998	+$791,502 −$1,208,954 … +$2,791,959	before entering office	PDF
252	Rep. John P. Sarbanes (D-MD) (House)	Democrat	2015–2023 (8 yr)	$281,504 $98,009 … $464,998	$1,061,506 $478,014 … $1,644,999	+$780,003 +$13,016 … +$1,546,990	earliest available report (2015); entered office 2007	PDF
253	Rep. Greg Landsman (D-OH) (House)	Democrat	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$1,442,534 $533,068 … $2,351,999	$2,197,527 $974,056 … $3,420,998	+$754,994 −$1,377,943 … +$2,887,930	before entering office	PDF
254	Rep. Eliot L. Engel (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2013–2019 (6 yr)	−$860,498 −$1,415,993 … −$305,004	−$106,498 −$282,995 … $69,998	+$754,000 +$22,009 … +$1,485,991	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1989	PDF
255	Rep. Luke Messer (R-IN) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	−$329,986 −$1,164,967 … $504,994	$422,030 −$575,938 … $1,419,997	+$752,016 −$1,080,932 … +$2,584,964	before entering office	PDF
256	Rep. Michael K. Simpson (R-ID) (House)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$1,695,024 $543,049 … $2,846,998	$2,445,005 $1,590,010 … $3,300,000	+$749,982 −$1,256,988 … +$2,756,951	earliest available report (2014); entered office 1999	PDF
257	Rep. Abigail Davis Spanberger (D-VA) (House)	Democrat	2018–2023 (5 yr)	$1,031,012 $17,028 … $2,044,996	$1,772,016 $849,032 … $2,694,999	+$741,004 −$1,195,964 … +$2,677,971	before entering office	PDF
258	Rep. Sean Casten (D-IL) (House)	Democrat	2018–2025 (7 yr)	$2,527,024 $944,049 … $4,109,999	$3,249,516 $1,503,032 … $4,995,999	+$722,492 −$2,606,967 … +$4,051,950	before entering office	PDF
259	Rep. William R. Keating (D-MA) (House)	Democrat	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$2,718,018 $1,474,038 … $3,961,999	$3,437,052 $1,753,104 … $5,121,000	+$719,034 −$2,208,895 … +$3,646,962	earliest available report (2017); entered office 2011; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
260	Rep. John Katko (R-NY) (House)	Republican	2014–2021 (7 yr)	$24,002 $3,003 … $45,000	$742,014 $164,029 … $1,319,998	+$718,012 +$119,029 … +$1,316,995	before entering office	PDF
261	Rep. Stephanie I. Bice (R-OK) (House)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$581,026 $7,053 … $1,154,999	$1,290,025 $280,052 … $2,299,998	+$708,999 −$874,947 … +$2,292,945	before entering office	PDF
262	Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$574,501 −$798,999 … −$350,003	$123,504 $56,008 … $191,000	+$698,005 +$406,011 … +$989,999	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003	PDF
263	Rep. James R. Langevin (D-RI) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$209,008 −$2,016,972 … $2,434,989	$907,008 −$1,200,973 … $3,014,989	+$698,000 −$3,635,962 … +$5,031,961	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001	PDF
264	Rep. Lynn Jenkins (R-KS) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$406,007 $132,015 … $679,999	$1,095,506 $626,014 … $1,564,999	+$689,500 −$53,985 … +$1,432,984	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009	PDF
265	Rep. Robert A. Brady (D-PA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$1,465,503 $830,007 … $2,100,999	$2,150,502 $1,300,006 … $3,000,999	+$685,000 −$800,993 … +$2,170,992	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1998	PDF
266	Rep. Max Rose (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2017–2021 (4 yr)	$161,007 $42,014 … $280,000	$841,003 $381,008 … $1,300,998	+$679,996 +$101,008 … +$1,258,984	before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2020	PDF
267	Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$4,254,036 $2,413,072 … $6,095,000	$4,926,538 $2,908,076 … $6,945,000	+$672,502 −$3,186,924 … +$4,531,928	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
268	Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$478,520 $52,041 … $904,998	$1,145,532 −$308,932 … $2,599,997	+$667,013 −$1,213,930 … +$2,547,956	before entering office	PDF
269	Rep. Robert C. "Bobby" Scott (D-VA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$129,028 −$638,939 … $896,996	$794,519 $25,042 … $1,563,996	+$665,490 −$871,954 … +$2,202,935	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
270	Rep. Deborah K. Ross (D-NC) (House)	Democrat	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$3,937,035 $1,278,073 … $6,595,997	$4,601,537 $1,761,077 … $7,441,997	+$664,502 −$4,834,920 … +$6,163,924	before entering office; 2021: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
271	Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D-NY) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$105,502 $46,004 … $165,000	$757,502 $465,004 … $1,050,000	+$652,000 +$300,004 … +$1,003,996	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
272	Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2016–2023 (7 yr)	$336,506 $118,013 … $554,999	$987,508 $560,017 … $1,415,000	+$651,002 +$5,018 … +$1,296,987	before entering office	PDF
273	Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	−$999,502 −$1,898,998 … −$100,007	−$355,498 −$510,996 … −$200,001	+$644,004 −$410,989 … +$1,698,997	before entering office	PDF
274	Rep. John C. Carney Jr. (D-DE) (House)	Democrat	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$737,014 $364,028 … $1,110,000	$1,378,532 $594,064 … $2,163,000	+$641,518 −$515,936 … +$1,798,972	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)	PDF
275	Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) (House / Senate)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$1,457,554 −$714,881 … $3,629,990	$2,096,054 −$247,886 … $4,439,995	+$638,500 −$3,877,876 … +$5,154,876	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2001; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
276	Rep. Bruce Westerman (R-AR) (House)	Republican	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$435,508 $171,017 … $699,999	$1,059,517 $537,034 … $1,582,000	+$624,009 −$162,965 … +$1,410,983	earliest available report (2017); entered office 2015; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
277	Rep. Steve Chabot (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$725,514 $336,028 … $1,115,000	$1,348,512 $792,024 … $1,905,000	+$622,998 −$322,976 … +$1,568,972	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
278	Rep. Marilyn Strickland (D-WA) (House)	Democrat	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$393,022 −$239,955 … $1,025,998	$1,005,529 $146,059 … $1,864,999	+$612,508 −$879,939 … +$2,104,954	before entering office	PDF
279	Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) (House)	Democrat	2014–2019 (5 yr)	−$566,496 −$925,992 … −$207,001	$36,004 −$508,992 … $580,999	+$602,500 −$301,991 … +$1,506,991	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013	PDF
280	Rep. Paul D. Ryan (R-WI) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$6,331,038 $2,532,076 … $10,129,999	$6,932,041 $2,779,084 … $11,084,998	+$601,004 −$7,350,915 … +$8,552,922	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1999	PDF
281	Rep. Daniel Webster (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$697,504 $420,009 … $975,000	$1,295,508 $751,015 … $1,840,000	+$598,003 −$223,985 … +$1,419,991	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
282	Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$40,002 $5,005 … $75,000	$635,011 $295,022 … $975,000	+$595,008 +$220,022 … +$969,995	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
283	Rep. John R. Carter (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$2,857,500 $615,003 … $5,099,998	$3,450,002 $1,100,005 … $5,799,998	+$592,501 −$3,999,993 … +$5,184,995	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003	PDF
284	Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2021–2025 (4 yr)	−$326,500 −$662,995 … $9,996	$261,002 −$212,992 … $734,997	+$587,502 −$222,988 … +$1,397,992	before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2022	PDF
285	Rep. Peter A. DeFazio (D-OR) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$637,008 $33,021 … $1,240,996	$1,215,006 $597,012 … $1,832,999	+$577,997 −$643,984 … +$1,799,978	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987	PDF
286	Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$41,002 −$483,996 … $565,999	$615,501 $266,003 … $964,999	+$574,500 −$299,996 … +$1,448,995	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
287	Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$1,921,520 $1,037,041 … $2,805,999	$2,496,016 $1,451,031 … $3,541,000	+$574,496 −$1,354,968 … +$2,503,959	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1991	PDF
288	Rep. Frank A. LoBiondo (R-NJ) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$130,036 −$964,925 … $1,224,997	$703,057 −$594,884 … $2,000,998	+$573,021 −$1,819,881 … +$2,965,923	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995	PDF
289	Rep. Michael F. Q. San Nicolas (D-GU) (House)	Democrat	2018–2021 (3 yr)	$1,261,014 $217,036 … $2,304,993	$1,831,508 −$138,979 … $3,801,996	+$570,494 −$2,443,972 … +$3,584,960	before entering office	PDF
290	Rep. Terri A. Sewell (D-AL) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$358,992 −$1,038,981 … $320,996	$210,508 −$364,981 … $785,996	+$569,500 −$685,977 … +$1,824,977	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
291	Rep. Mike Bost (R-IL) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	−$170,496 −$550,991 … $209,998	$395,012 $49,025 … $740,999	+$565,508 −$160,973 … +$1,291,990	before entering office	PDF
292	Rep. James Comer (R-KY) (House)	Republican	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$5,035,010 $1,770,022 … $8,299,998	$5,595,522 $2,801,046 … $8,389,998	+$560,512 −$5,498,952 … +$6,619,976	before entering office	PDF
293	Rep. Cheri Bustos (D-IL) (House)	Democrat	2015–2021 (6 yr)	$200,512 −$458,973 … $859,996	$761,008 $6,019 … $1,515,997	+$560,496 −$853,977 … +$1,974,970	earliest available report (2015); entered office 2013	PDF
294	Rep. Christopher H. Smith (R-NJ) (House)	Republican	2017–2025 (8 yr)	−$175,000 −$250,000 … −$100,001	$382,502 $215,003 … $550,000	+$557,502 +$315,004 … +$800,000	earliest available report (2017); entered office 1981; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022; earlier annual report(s) for 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
295	Rep. Erin Houchin (R-IN) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$1,000,014 $365,029 … $1,634,998	$1,550,514 $851,028 … $2,249,999	+$550,500 −$783,970 … +$1,884,970	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
296	Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) (House)	Republican	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$593,008 −$593,981 … $1,779,996	$1,137,510 −$121,976 … $2,396,997	+$544,503 −$1,901,972 … +$2,990,978	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005	PDF
297	Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$20,496 −$300,990 … $259,999	$522,004 $234,010 … $809,999	+$542,500 −$25,989 … +$1,110,989	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997	PDF
298	Rep. Michael R. Turner (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$442,998 −$765,993 … −$120,004	$96,516 −$396,965 … $589,997	+$539,514 −$276,961 … +$1,355,990	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003	PDF
299	Rep. Larry Bucshon (R-IN) (House)	Republican	2018–2023 (5 yr)	$1,394,519 $460,040 … $2,328,998	$1,927,016 $869,034 … $2,984,997	+$532,496 −$1,459,964 … +$2,524,957	earliest available report (2018); entered office 2011; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
300	Rep. Garret Graves (R-LA) (House)	Republican	2014–2023 (9 yr)	$159,511 −$623,975 … $942,997	$691,518 $6,037 … $1,376,998	+$532,006 −$936,960 … +$2,000,973	before entering office	PDF
301	Rep. Denny Heck (D-WA) (House)	Democrat	2014–2019 (5 yr)	$6,853,033 $3,859,068 … $9,846,998	$7,382,532 $4,125,067 … $10,639,998	+$529,500 −$5,721,931 … +$6,780,930	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
302	Rep. Andrea Salinas (D-OR) (House)	Democrat	2023–2025 (2 yr)	−$72,488 −$680,974 … $535,999	$452,512 −$94,974 … $999,999	+$525,000 −$630,973 … +$1,680,973	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
303	Rep. Dwight Evans (D-PA) (House)	Democrat	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$550,001 $315,003 … $784,999	$1,072,016 $388,035 … $1,755,998	+$522,016 −$396,964 … +$1,440,995	before entering office	PDF
304	Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$6,722,528 $2,595,057 … $10,849,998	$7,241,036 $2,877,074 … $11,604,997	+$518,508 −$7,972,924 … +$9,009,940	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; short span (2 yr)	PDF
305	Rep. Pete Aguilar (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2015–2025 (10 yr)	−$681,497 −$993,992 … −$369,002	−$164,994 −$429,986 … $99,999	+$516,504 −$60,984 … +$1,093,991	before entering office	PDF
306	Sen. John Boozman (R-AR) (House / Senate)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$2,673,550 $717,104 … $4,629,997	$3,185,550 $1,156,102 … $5,214,997	+$511,999 −$3,473,895 … +$4,497,893	earliest available report (2023); entered office 2001; short span (2 yr)	PDF
307	Rep. Xavier Becerra (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$848,522 −$343,952 … $2,040,997	$1,350,022 $354,046 … $2,345,997	+$501,499 −$1,686,951 … +$2,689,949	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
308	Rep. Ed Perlmutter (D-CO) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	−$67,490 −$597,979 … $462,998	$430,020 −$158,958 … $1,018,999	+$497,511 −$621,956 … +$1,616,978	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
309	Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$212,005 −$570,985 … $994,995	$698,005 $48,014 … $1,347,996	+$486,000 −$946,981 … +$1,918,981	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005	PDF
310	Rep. Val T. Hoyle (D-OR) (House)	Democrat	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$211,514 −$316,969 … $739,997	$695,512 $98,027 … $1,292,996	+$483,998 −$641,970 … +$1,609,965	before entering office	PDF
311	Rep. Stephen Knight (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2014–2017 (3 yr)	$197,006 −$525,984 … $919,996	$672,006 $24,016 … $1,319,997	+$475,000 −$895,980 … +$1,845,981	before entering office	PDF
312	Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$946,009 $337,020 … $1,554,998	$1,415,016 $605,033 … $2,224,999	+$469,007 −$949,965 … +$1,887,979	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995	PDF
313	Rep. Ron Kind (D-WI) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$1,102,510 $283,022 … $1,921,998	$1,568,508 $832,018 … $2,304,999	+$465,998 −$1,089,980 … +$2,021,977	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
314	Rep. Vince Fong (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2024–2025 (1 yr)	$2,030,528 $936,057 … $3,124,998	$2,495,028 $1,230,059 … $3,759,998	+$464,501 −$1,894,939 … +$2,823,941	before entering office; short span (1 yr)	PDF
315	Rep. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) (House)	Democrat	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$65,034 −$769,931 … $899,999	$525,542 −$549,914 … $1,600,999	+$460,508 −$1,449,913 … +$2,370,930	before entering office	PDF
316	Rep. Rodney Davis (R-IL) (House)	Republican	2014–2021 (7 yr)	$134,507 −$115,985 … $384,999	$589,018 $258,036 … $919,999	+$454,510 −$126,963 … +$1,035,984	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013; 2014: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
317	Sen. John Thune (R-SD) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$241,510 −$61,980 … $544,999	$690,014 $315,029 … $1,064,999	+$448,504 −$229,970 … +$1,126,979	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997	PDF
318	Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$64,516 −$651,967 … $780,998	$510,518 −$464,962 … $1,485,997	+$446,002 −$1,245,960 … +$2,137,964	before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
319	Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) (House)	Republican	2013–2024 (11 yr)	−$1,013,000 −$1,410,996 … −$615,005	−$574,501 −$798,999 … −$350,003	+$438,500 −$183,994 … +$1,060,993	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2008; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2015, 2016; later annual report(s) for 2025 exist but could not be used for net worth	PDF
320	Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	−$228,997 −$687,993 … $229,999	$207,002 −$395,994 … $809,998	+$435,999 −$625,993 … +$1,497,991	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995	PDF
321	Rep. Ted Poe (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2015–2017 (2 yr)	$1,020,008 $490,017 … $1,549,999	$1,444,008 $768,018 … $2,119,999	+$424,000 −$781,981 … +$1,629,982	earliest available report (2015); entered office 2005; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)	PDF
322	Rep. Edward R. Royce (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	−$898,494 −$1,416,987 … −$380,002	−$474,992 −$1,310,982 … $360,997	+$423,502 −$930,980 … +$1,777,984	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
323	Rep. Ryan A. Costello (R-PA) (House)	Republican	2014–2017 (3 yr)	−$47,994 −$680,985 … $584,996	$373,506 $17,014 … $729,999	+$421,501 −$567,982 … +$1,410,984	before entering office	PDF
324	Rep. Randy Hultgren (R-IL) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	−$417,500 −$584,999 … −$250,002	$0 −$149,999 … $149,999	+$417,500 +$100,003 … +$734,998	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
325	Rep. Linda T. Sánchez (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$551,992 −$1,562,977 … $458,994	−$134,498 −$1,244,992 … $975,997	+$417,494 −$1,703,986 … +$2,538,974	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003	PDF
326	Rep. Patrick Ryan (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$2,701,538 $1,208,077 … $4,194,999	$3,112,544 $1,300,090 … $4,924,999	+$411,006 −$2,894,909 … +$3,716,922	before entering office; 2022: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
327	Rep. Peter T. King (R-NY) (House)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$150,001 −$49,997 … $349,999	$550,001 $350,002 … $750,000	+$400,000 +$3 … +$799,997	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
328	Rep. Steve Stivers (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2013–2020 (7 yr)	$700,022 −$74,954 … $1,474,998	$1,096,518 $190,038 … $2,002,998	+$396,496 −$1,284,960 … +$2,077,952	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
329	Rep. Darin LaHood (R-IL) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	−$102,485 −$454,969 … $249,999	$289,016 −$82,967 … $660,999	+$391,501 −$332,966 … +$1,115,968	before entering office	PDF
330	Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) (Senate)	Republican	2014–2021 (7 yr)	$1,483,528 $462,056 … $2,504,999	$1,872,514 $845,028 … $2,899,999	+$388,986 −$1,659,971 … +$2,437,943	before entering office	PDF
331	Rep. Russ Fulcher (R-ID) (House)	Republican	2019–2025 (6 yr)	−$29,496 −$198,991 … $139,999	$356,504 $218,008 … $495,000	+$386,000 +$78,009 … +$693,991	before entering office	PDF
332	Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$2,606,003 $87,011 … $5,124,995	$2,988,504 $627,010 … $5,349,997	+$382,500 −$4,497,985 … +$5,262,986	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
333	Rep. G. K. Butterfield (D-NC) (House)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$964,008 −$436,974 … $2,364,989	$1,345,508 $526,017 … $2,164,998	+$381,500 −$1,838,972 … +$2,601,972	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2004; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
334	Rep. Gregorio Kilili Camacho Sablan (D-MP) (House)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$156,002 $47,006 … $264,999	$536,516 $206,033 … $867,000	+$380,514 −$58,966 … +$819,994	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009	PDF
335	Rep. Harriet M. Hageman (R-WY) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$3,712,530 $2,045,063 … $5,379,997	$4,092,094 $1,594,188 … $6,589,999	+$379,564 −$3,785,809 … +$4,544,936	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
336	Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2020–2024 (4 yr)	−$575,500 −$825,996 … −$325,003	−$197,497 −$409,993 … $14,999	+$378,002 −$84,990 … +$840,995	before entering office	PDF
337	Rep. Michael M. Honda (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$589,004 $83,010 … $1,094,999	$964,004 $333,010 … $1,594,999	+$375,000 −$761,989 … +$1,511,989	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
338	Rep. Delia C. Ramirez (D-IL) (House)	Democrat	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$216,001 $2,003 … $429,999	$591,001 $202,004 … $979,998	+$375,000 −$227,995 … +$977,995	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
339	Rep. Theodore E. Deutch (D-FL) (House)	Democrat	2016–2021 (5 yr)	$443,522 −$175,955 … $1,062,999	$816,018 $202,037 … $1,429,999	+$372,496 −$860,962 … +$1,605,954	earliest available report (2016); entered office 2010	PDF
340	Rep. Mary E. Miller (R-IL) (House)	Republican	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$15,032,501 $4,580,005 … $25,484,997	$15,400,000 $4,930,005 … $25,869,996	+$367,500 −$20,554,992 … +$21,289,991	before entering office	PDF
341	Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-IN) (House)	Republican	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$93,006 −$139,987 … $325,999	$458,508 $191,018 … $725,999	+$365,502 −$134,981 … +$865,986	before entering office	PDF
342	Rep. Michael Cloud (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$254,506 $124,012 … $385,000	$615,507 $316,014 … $915,000	+$361,001 −$68,986 … +$790,988	before entering office	PDF
343	Rep. Todd Rokita (R-IN) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$345,522 −$568,949 … $1,259,994	$702,526 −$629,941 … $2,034,993	+$357,004 −$1,889,935 … +$2,603,942	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
344	Rep. Brian J. Mast (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$204,504 $99,008 … $310,000	$550,501 $100,003 … $1,000,999	+$345,997 −$209,997 … +$901,991	before entering office	PDF
345	Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) (Senate)	Republican	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$394,012 −$131,976 … $919,999	$739,512 $94,024 … $1,384,999	+$345,500 −$825,975 … +$1,516,975	before entering office	PDF
346	Rep. Daniel T. Kildee (D-MI) (House)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$247,502 $110,006 … $384,999	$590,002 $230,006 … $949,999	+$342,500 −$154,993 … +$839,993	before entering office	PDF
347	Rep. Joe Neguse (D-CO) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	−$312,500 −$464,999 … −$160,001	$30,000 −$514,998 … $574,998	+$342,500 −$354,997 … +$1,039,997	before entering office	PDF
348	Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$448,002 $231,005 … $664,999	$790,004 $470,008 … $1,109,999	+$342,002 −$194,991 … +$878,994	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
349	Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$3,499,078 $1,153,160 … $5,844,996	$3,839,032 $1,802,069 … $5,875,996	+$339,954 −$4,042,927 … +$4,722,836	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987	PDF
350	Rep. August Pfluger (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$864,014 −$3,566,970 … $5,294,999	$1,200,021 $50,045 … $2,349,997	+$336,006 −$5,244,954 … +$5,916,967	before entering office	PDF
351	Rep. Jim Bridenstine (R-OK) (House)	Republican	2013–2016 (3 yr)	−$501,500 −$732,997 … −$270,002	−$167,500 −$419,997 … $84,998	+$334,000 −$149,995 … +$817,995	before entering office	PDF
352	Rep. Andy Levin (D-MI) (House)	Democrat	2019–2021 (2 yr)	$1,239,016 $242,036 … $2,235,997	$1,571,533 $360,068 … $2,782,998	+$332,516 −$1,875,929 … +$2,540,962	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
353	Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2013–2022 (9 yr)	−$3,997 −$173,993 … $165,999	$325,002 $5 … $649,998	+$328,998 −$165,994 … +$823,991	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
354	Rep. Lee M. Zeldin (R-NY) (House)	Republican	2014–2021 (7 yr)	$194,004 $102,009 … $286,000	$512,504 $300,009 … $725,000	+$318,500 +$14,009 … +$622,991	before entering office	PDF
355	Rep. Lou Barletta (R-PA) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	−$1,528,958 −$5,269,911 … $2,211,996	−$1,210,472 −$4,573,938 … $2,152,995	+$318,486 −$6,785,934 … +$7,422,906	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
356	Rep. Aaron Bean (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$803,007 −$155,983 … $1,761,997	$1,113,505 $127,013 … $2,099,997	+$310,498 −$1,634,984 … +$2,255,980	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
357	Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) (House / Senate)	Republican	2014–2019 (5 yr)	−$72,993 −$375,982 … $229,996	$234,008 −$111,981 … $579,998	+$307,002 −$341,977 … +$955,980	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011	PDF
358	Rep. Anthony G. Brown (D-MD) (House)	Democrat	2017–2021 (4 yr)	−$226,998 −$418,996 … −$35,001	$78,004 −$258,991 … $414,999	+$305,002 −$223,990 … +$833,995	before entering office	PDF
359	Rep. Laura Friedman (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$974,526 $420,052 … $1,529,000	$1,279,022 $463,045 … $2,094,999	+$304,496 −$1,065,955 … +$1,674,947	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
360	Rep. Jonathan L. Jackson (D-IL) (House)	Democrat	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$2,648,014 $1,280,031 … $4,015,998	$2,945,029 $1,329,060 … $4,560,998	+$297,014 −$2,686,938 … +$3,280,967	before entering office; 2022: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
361	Rep. Dave Min (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$1,024,526 −$331,946 … $2,380,998	$1,320,030 −$150,937 … $2,790,998	+$295,504 −$2,531,935 … +$3,122,944	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
362	Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) (Senate)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$503,015 $106,032 … $899,998	$790,024 $255,050 … $1,324,999	+$287,010 −$644,948 … +$1,218,967	before entering office	PDF
363	Rep. Jason Smith (R-MO) (House)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$566,011 −$438,971 … $1,570,993	$837,007 −$416,980 … $2,090,994	+$270,996 −$1,987,973 … +$2,529,965	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013	PDF
364	Rep. Jody B. Hice (R-GA) (House)	Republican	2014–2021 (7 yr)	$48,502 −$167,995 … $264,998	$315,502 $66,004 … $564,999	+$267,000 −$198,994 … +$732,994	before entering office	PDF
365	Rep. Nanette Diaz Barragán (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$2,479,006 $67,014 … $4,890,998	$2,742,010 $224,021 … $5,259,998	+$263,004 −$4,666,977 … +$5,192,984	before entering office	PDF
366	Rep. Chris Pappas (D-NH) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$2,581,510 −$156,975 … $5,319,996	$2,844,012 −$391,969 … $6,079,994	+$262,502 −$5,711,965 … +$6,236,969	before entering office	PDF
367	Rep. James E. Clyburn (D-SC) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$356,490 −$889,978 … $176,997	−$93,998 −$417,994 … $229,997	+$262,492 −$594,991 … +$1,119,975	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
368	Rep. Jennifer L. McClellan (D-VA) (House)	Democrat	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$2,022,508 $885,019 … $3,159,996	$2,284,505 $969,017 … $3,599,993	+$261,998 −$2,190,979 … +$2,714,974	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
369	Rep. Mark Takano (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$146,502 $37,004 … $255,999	$406,004 $232,007 … $580,000	+$259,502 −$23,992 … +$542,996	before entering office	PDF
370	Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2020 (7 yr)	$469,514 $199,028 … $740,000	$725,512 $354,024 … $1,096,999	+$255,998 −$385,976 … +$897,971	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
371	Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN) (House)	Democrat	2013–2019 (6 yr)	−$399,498 −$596,994 … −$202,003	−$149,498 −$246,994 … −$52,001	+$250,001 −$44,991 … +$544,993	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018	PDF
372	Rep. Mark E. Amodei (R-NV) (House)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	−$8,998 −$297,995 … $279,998	$240,501 $16,003 … $464,999	+$249,500 −$263,995 … +$762,994	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011	PDF
373	Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2013–2020 (7 yr)	$8,000 −$48,998 … $64,999	$247,502 $145,005 … $350,000	+$239,502 +$80,006 … +$398,998	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003	PDF
374	Sen. Patrick J. Leahy (D-VT) (Senate)	Democrat	2013–2021 (8 yr)	−$492,997 −$845,993 … −$140,001	−$260,497 −$580,992 … $59,998	+$232,500 −$440,991 … +$905,991	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1975	PDF
375	Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-TN) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$175,005 −$199,986 … $549,996	$404,008 $216,015 … $592,000	+$229,002 −$333,981 … +$791,986	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
376	Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$15,502 −$483,994 … $514,997	$244,018 −$218,963 … $706,998	+$228,516 −$733,960 … +$1,190,992	before entering office	PDF
377	Rep. Nydia M. Velázquez (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$200,000 −$529,999 … $129,998	$24,999 −$499,999 … $549,997	+$225,000 −$629,997 … +$1,079,996	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022	PDF
378	Rep. Randy K. Weber, Sr. (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$358,002 −$48,995 … $764,998	$579,516 −$400,965 … $1,559,997	+$221,514 −$1,165,963 … +$1,608,992	before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
379	Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) (House)	Democrat	2018–2025 (7 yr)	−$42,998 −$95,996 … $9,999	$178,018 −$493,962 … $849,997	+$221,016 −$503,961 … +$945,993	before entering office	PDF
380	Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	−$12,500 −$514,999 … $489,999	$200,500 −$4,999,995 … $5,400,996	+$213,000 −$5,489,994 … +$5,915,995	before entering office	PDF
381	Rep. Grace F. Napolitano (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2019–2023 (4 yr)	$1,131,502 $418,007 … $1,844,997	$1,341,502 $752,005 … $1,930,999	+$210,000 −$1,092,992 … +$1,512,992	earliest available report (2019); entered office 1999	PDF
382	Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$3,398,012 $906,025 … $5,889,999	$3,608,012 $1,176,024 … $6,039,999	+$210,000 −$4,713,975 … +$5,133,974	before entering office	PDF
383	Rep. Steven Horsford (D-NV) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$286,995 −$488,989 … −$85,001	−$77,499 −$204,997 … $49,999	+$209,496 −$119,996 … +$538,988	before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017	PDF
384	Rep. Donna F. Edwards (D-MD) (House)	Democrat	2013–2015 (2 yr)	−$525,998 −$792,992 … −$259,003	−$318,496 −$492,992 … −$144,001	+$207,501 −$233,989 … +$648,991	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2008; short span (2 yr)	PDF
385	Rep. Renee L. Ellmers (R-NC) (House)	Republican	2013–2015 (2 yr)	−$696,500 −$1,077,995 … −$315,004	−$493,499 −$816,994 … −$170,004	+$203,000 −$501,990 … +$907,991	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)	PDF
386	Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$175,002 $19,007 … $330,998	$376,508 $158,017 … $595,000	+$201,506 −$172,981 … +$575,993	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007	PDF
387	Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) (House)	Republican	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$30,002 −$139,995 … $199,999	$230,502 −$203,994 … $664,997	+$200,500 −$403,993 … +$804,992	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
388	Rep. Timothy M. Kennedy (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2024–2025 (1 yr)	−$8,998 −$242,992 … $224,997	$191,002 −$92,992 … $474,997	+$200,000 −$317,989 … +$717,989	before entering office; short span (1 yr)	PDF
389	Rep. LaMonica McIver (D-NJ) (House)	Democrat	2024–2025 (1 yr)	$290,502 −$168,993 … $749,997	$486,004 −$33,991 … $1,005,998	+$195,502 −$783,988 … +$1,174,991	before entering office; short span (1 yr)	PDF
390	Rep. Danny K. Davis (D-IL) (House)	Democrat	2013–2024 (11 yr)	$257,506 $121,012 … $394,000	$449,506 $234,013 … $665,000	+$192,000 −$159,987 … +$543,988	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997	PDF
391	Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$281,002 −$117,994 … $679,998	$472,004 −$15,991 … $959,998	+$191,002 −$695,989 … +$1,077,992	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
392	Rep. Kevin Yoder (R-KS) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$48,003 −$263,990 … $359,996	$237,509 −$314,977 … $789,995	+$189,506 −$674,973 … +$1,053,985	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
393	Rep. Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. (D-GA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$276,499 −$618,993 … $65,995	−$91,500 −$282,995 … $99,995	+$184,999 −$348,990 … +$718,988	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993	PDF
394	Rep. Kristen McDonald Rivet (D-MI) (House)	Democrat	2024–2025 (1 yr)	$1,737,018 $853,036 … $2,620,999	$1,921,018 $987,036 … $2,854,999	+$184,000 −$1,633,963 … +$2,001,963	before entering office; 2024: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)	PDF
395	Sen. Raphael G. Warnock (D-GA) (Senate)	Democrat	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$551,006 −$2,986 … $1,104,998	$734,509 −$115,981 … $1,584,999	+$183,503 −$1,220,979 … +$1,587,985	before entering office	PDF
396	Rep. Trent Kelly (R-MS) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$217,500 −$134,994 … $569,994	$400,502 $166,005 … $634,998	+$183,002 −$403,989 … +$769,992	before entering office	PDF
397	Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-TX) (House)	Democrat	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$110,500 −$69,996 … $290,996	$293,500 −$97,995 … $684,995	+$183,000 −$388,991 … +$754,991	before entering office	PDF
398	Rep. Sam Johnson (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	−$159,000 −$282,997 … −$35,002	$16,502 $2,003 … $31,000	+$175,501 +$37,005 … +$313,997	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1991	PDF
399	Rep. Alma S. Adams (D-NC) (House)	Democrat	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$232,500 $15,002 … $449,999	$407,501 $265,002 … $550,000	+$175,000 −$184,997 … +$534,998	earliest available report (2015); entered office 2014	PDF
400	Rep. Mike Ezell (R-MS) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	−$234,000 −$347,998 … −$120,002	−$59,000 −$97,998 … −$20,001	+$175,000 +$22,004 … +$327,997	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
401	Rep. Walter B. Jones (R-NC) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$300,508 −$26,981 … $627,998	$475,008 $73,019 … $876,998	+$174,500 −$554,979 … +$903,979	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995	PDF
402	Sen. Jack Reed (D-RI) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$394,476 −$1,278,948 … $489,996	−$222,991 −$530,980 … $84,998	+$171,485 −$1,020,976 … +$1,363,946	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1991	PDF
403	Rep. Sean P. Duffy (R-WI) (House)	Republican	2014–2018 (4 yr)	−$584,500 −$883,997 … −$285,004	−$417,997 −$891,990 … $55,996	+$166,504 −$606,986 … +$939,993	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011	PDF
404	Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	$83,001 $51,002 … $115,000	$248,002 $131,004 … $365,000	+$165,001 +$16,004 … +$313,998	before entering office	PDF
405	Rep. John R. Moolenaar (R-MI) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	$361,522 $6,045 … $716,999	$524,009 $141,019 … $906,999	+$162,487 −$575,980 … +$900,954	before entering office	PDF
406	Rep. Troy Balderson (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2018–2025 (7 yr)	$48,502 $17,003 … $80,000	$207,501 −$34,997 … $449,999	+$159,000 −$114,997 … +$432,996	before entering office	PDF
407	Rep. H. Morgan Griffith (R-VA) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$155,000 −$499,998 … $189,998	$3,501 −$497,994 … $504,996	+$158,501 −$687,992 … +$1,004,994	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
408	Rep. Michael Lawler (R-NY) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	−$254,494 −$473,988 … −$35,001	−$95,994 −$386,986 … $194,999	+$158,501 −$351,985 … +$668,987	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
409	Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2014–2017 (3 yr)	−$320,999 −$511,996 … −$130,002	−$163,499 −$546,995 … $219,997	+$157,500 −$416,993 … +$731,993	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013	PDF
410	Rep. Conor Lamb (D-PA) (House)	Democrat	2017–2021 (4 yr)	−$42,500 −$334,998 … $249,998	$113,502 −$102,994 … $329,999	+$156,002 −$352,992 … +$664,997	before entering office	PDF
411	Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-OH) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$3,949,014 $1,478,028 … $6,420,000	$4,103,512 $1,633,023 … $6,574,000	+$154,498 −$4,786,977 … +$5,095,972	before entering office	PDF
412	Rep. Candice S. Miller (R-MI) (House)	Republican	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$1,336,012 $595,026 … $2,076,999	$1,489,006 $883,013 … $2,095,000	+$152,994 −$1,193,986 … +$1,499,974	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; short span (2 yr)	PDF
413	Rep. Debbie Lesko (R-AZ) (House)	Republican	2019–2023 (4 yr)	$1,798,518 $1,056,035 … $2,541,000	$1,945,507 $1,226,014 … $2,665,000	+$146,990 −$1,314,986 … +$1,608,965	earliest available report (2019); entered office 2018	PDF
414	Rep. Jennifer Wexton (D-VA) (House)	Democrat	2019–2023 (4 yr)	$823,016 $306,034 … $1,339,999	$969,514 $344,031 … $1,594,998	+$146,498 −$995,968 … +$1,288,964	before entering office	PDF
415	Sen. Richard C. Shelby (R-AL) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2021 (8 yr)	$11,188,508 $4,347,016 … $18,030,000	$11,332,506 $4,515,011 … $18,150,000	+$143,998 −$13,514,989 … +$13,802,984	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1979	PDF
416	Rep. Bill Johnson (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2013–2022 (9 yr)	$604,011 $288,022 … $920,000	$747,018 $159,037 … $1,334,999	+$143,007 −$760,963 … +$1,046,977	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
417	Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	−$892,501 −$1,234,999 … −$550,003	−$750,000 −$1,149,999 … −$350,002	+$142,500 −$599,996 … +$884,997	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997	PDF
418	Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-NY) (House)	Republican	2017–2025 (8 yr)	$818,014 $306,031 … $1,329,998	$956,020 $159,042 … $1,752,998	+$138,006 −$1,170,956 … +$1,446,967	before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018, 2019	PDF
419	Sen. Martha McSally (R-AZ) (House / Senate)	Republican	2015–2019 (4 yr)	$334,516 −$173,966 … $842,998	$470,021 −$174,955 … $1,114,997	+$135,505 −$1,017,953 … +$1,288,963	before entering office; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
420	Rep. Charles B. Rangel (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$1,741,510 $1,038,019 … $2,445,000	$1,877,010 $1,144,020 … $2,610,000	+$135,500 −$1,300,980 … +$1,571,981	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1971; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
421	Rep. Salud O. Carbajal (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2016–2025 (9 yr)	−$328,996 −$597,990 … −$60,003	−$193,998 −$967,994 … $579,997	+$134,998 −$907,991 … +$1,177,987	before entering office	PDF
422	Rep. Patrick J. Tiberi (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2013–2016 (3 yr)	$790,514 $5,030 … $1,575,997	$925,019 $73,041 … $1,776,997	+$134,506 −$1,502,956 … +$1,771,967	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket	PDF
423	Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) (House / Senate)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$107,510 −$194,979 … $409,998	$242,012 −$200,975 … $684,999	+$134,502 −$610,973 … +$879,978	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011	PDF
424	Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva (D-AZ) (House)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	−$147,990 −$430,980 … $134,999	−$16,498 −$148,996 … $115,999	+$131,492 −$283,995 … +$546,979	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003	PDF
425	Rep. Raúl R. Labrador (R-ID) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	−$457,000 −$693,994 … −$220,005	−$326,998 −$493,994 … −$160,001	+$130,002 −$273,989 … +$533,993	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
426	Rep. John H. Rutherford (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$816,003 $502,006 … $1,130,000	$942,011 $402,023 … $1,481,999	+$126,008 −$727,977 … +$979,993	before entering office	PDF
427	Rep. Richard B. Nugent (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$416,504 −$336,989 … $1,169,996	$534,504 −$185,988 … $1,254,995	+$118,000 −$1,355,984 … +$1,591,984	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)	PDF
428	Rep. Steve King (R-IA) (House)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$3,006 −$229,985 … $235,998	$120,006 −$109,986 … $349,999	+$117,000 −$345,984 … +$579,984	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003	PDF
429	Rep. Morgan Luttrell (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$13,526 −$635,944 … $662,997	$130,040 −$495,917 … $755,998	+$116,514 −$1,158,914 … +$1,391,942	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
430	Rep. André Carson (D-IN) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$533,500 −$782,996 … −$284,003	−$417,500 −$584,999 … −$250,002	+$115,999 −$300,996 … +$532,994	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2008	PDF
431	Rep. Sharice Davids (D-KS) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	−$137,996 −$443,989 … $167,997	−$26,498 −$392,992 … $339,996	+$111,498 −$560,989 … +$783,985	before entering office	PDF
432	Rep. Brian Higgins (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2013–2022 (9 yr)	−$166,498 −$294,993 … −$38,002	−$59,998 −$194,994 … $74,999	+$106,500 −$156,992 … +$369,992	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005	PDF
433	Sen. Pat Roberts (R-KS) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$2,620,516 $1,376,032 … $3,864,999	$2,725,512 $1,561,024 … $3,889,999	+$104,996 −$2,303,975 … +$2,513,967	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1981	PDF
434	Sen. Michael B. Enzi (R-WY) (Senate)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$1,008,528 $387,057 … $1,630,000	$1,112,513 $575,026 … $1,650,000	+$103,984 −$1,054,974 … +$1,262,943	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997	PDF
435	Rep. Laurel M. Lee (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$11,335,528 $5,206,055 … $17,465,000	$11,436,529 $5,267,058 … $17,606,000	+$101,002 −$12,197,942 … +$12,399,945	before entering office; 2023: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)	PDF
436	Rep. Paul Cook (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$970,508 $579,016 … $1,362,000	$1,070,508 $629,016 … $1,512,000	+$100,000 −$732,984 … +$932,984	before entering office	PDF
437	Rep. Valerie P. Foushee (D-NC) (House)	Democrat	2023–2025 (2 yr)	−$67,500 −$184,998 … $49,999	$32,500 −$134,998 … $199,999	+$100,000 −$184,997 … +$384,997	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
438	Rep. Mark Walker (R-NC) (House)	Republican	2015–2017 (2 yr)	$46,002 −$98,992 … $190,997	$145,503 $15,008 … $275,998	+$99,500 −$175,989 … +$374,990	before entering office; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr); later annual report(s) for 2018, 2019 exist but could not be used for net worth	PDF
439	Rep. Joseph J. Heck (R-NV) (House)	Republican	2013–2015 (2 yr)	−$69,996 −$400,990 … $260,998	$28,508 −$343,983 … $400,998	+$98,504 −$604,981 … +$801,988	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)	PDF
440	Rep. Nick LaLota (R-NY) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	−$464,494 −$868,988 … −$60,001	−$380,496 −$820,990 … $59,999	+$83,999 −$760,989 … +$928,987	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
441	Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2021–2025 (4 yr)	−$107,501 −$184,999 … −$30,003	−$24,500 −$48,999 … −$1	+$83,001 −$18,996 … +$184,998	before entering office	PDF
442	Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-ND) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$542,011 $252,022 … $832,000	$624,006 $153,012 … $1,094,999	+$81,994 −$678,988 … +$842,977	before entering office	PDF
443	Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$128,506 $27,013 … $230,000	$210,007 $70,014 … $350,000	+$81,500 −$159,986 … +$322,987	before entering office	PDF
444	Rep. Alexander X. Mooney (R-WV) (House)	Republican	2019–2023 (4 yr)	−$285,996 −$477,991 … −$94,001	−$204,996 −$469,990 … $59,998	+$81,000 −$375,989 … +$537,989	earliest available report (2019); entered office 2015	PDF
445	Rep. Rob Woodall (R-GA) (House)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	−$2,498 −$229,993 … $224,998	$73,002 −$93,993 … $239,998	+$75,500 −$318,991 … +$469,991	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011	PDF
446	Rep. Rob Bishop (R-UT) (House)	Republican	2013–2019 (6 yr)	−$34,500 −$83,998 … $14,999	$40,501 $16,002 … $65,000	+$75,000 +$1,003 … +$148,998	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003	PDF
447	Rep. Janice Hahn (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$31,007 −$567,985 … $629,999	$104,008 −$286,983 … $494,999	+$73,001 −$916,982 … +$1,062,984	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
448	Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-FL) (House)	Republican	2015–2017 (2 yr)	$1,133,542 $86,086 … $2,180,998	$1,206,538 $101,077 … $2,311,998	+$72,996 −$2,079,921 … +$2,225,912	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
449	Rep. Sam Farr (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$1,775,516 $225,035 … $3,325,997	$1,846,018 $237,039 … $3,454,997	+$70,502 −$3,088,958 … +$3,229,962	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993; short span (2 yr)	PDF
450	Rep. Betty McCollum (D-MN) (House)	Democrat	2013–2022 (9 yr)	−$587,996 −$960,989 … −$215,003	−$517,999 −$745,996 … −$290,002	+$69,997 −$530,993 … +$670,987	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; later annual report(s) for 2023, 2024, 2025 exist but could not be used for net worth	PDF
451	Rep. Joseph D. Morelle (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2018–2025 (7 yr)	$409,514 $101,028 … $717,999	$475,510 $89,022 … $861,999	+$65,997 −$628,977 … +$760,971	before entering office	PDF
452	Rep. Jesús G. "Chuy" García (D-IL) (House)	Democrat	2018–2020 (2 yr)	$20,000 −$49,998 … $89,999	$83,001 $51,002 … $115,000	+$63,000 −$38,997 … +$164,998	before entering office; short span (2 yr); no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2019; later annual report(s) for 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 exist but could not be used for net worth	PDF
453	Sen. Roger F. Wicker (R-MS) (House / Senate)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$192,992 −$1,145,977 … $759,993	−$138,994 −$782,985 … $504,997	+$53,998 −$1,542,978 … +$1,650,974	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995	PDF
454	Rep. Morgan McGarvey (D-KY) (House)	Democrat	2021–2025 (4 yr)	$1,421,586 $430,171 … $2,413,000	$1,473,532 $517,064 … $2,429,999	+$51,946 −$1,895,936 … +$1,999,828	before entering office	PDF
455	Rep. Eric Burlison (R-MO) (House)	Republican	2023–2025 (2 yr)	$84,010 −$591,978 … $759,999	$134,010 −$591,979 … $859,998	+$49,999 −$1,351,978 … +$1,451,976	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
456	Rep. Michael Baumgartner (R-WA) (House)	Republican	2024–2025 (1 yr)	$1,381,006 $682,013 … $2,079,999	$1,428,506 $727,014 … $2,129,999	+$47,500 −$1,352,985 … +$1,447,986	before entering office; short span (1 yr)	PDF
457	Rep. Richard Hudson (R-NC) (House)	Republican	2019–2025 (6 yr)	−$222,492 −$504,983 … $59,998	−$174,994 −$460,986 … $110,998	+$47,498 −$520,984 … +$615,981	earliest available report (2019); entered office 2013; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2020	PDF
458	Rep. Jake LaTurner (R-KS) (House)	Republican	2021–2023 (2 yr)	−$142,500 −$234,999 … −$50,001	−$100,000 −$199,999 … −$1	+$42,500 −$149,998 … +$234,998	before entering office; short span (2 yr)	PDF
459	Rep. Michael A. Rulli (R-OH) (House)	Republican	2024–2025 (1 yr)	$26,562,056 $9,098,112 … $44,025,999	$26,603,054 $9,093,108 … $44,112,999	+$40,998 −$34,932,891 … +$35,014,887	before entering office; short span (1 yr)	PDF
460	Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) (House)	Republican	2015–2025 (10 yr)	−$26,499 −$82,997 … $29,999	$8,000 −$33,998 … $49,999	+$34,500 −$63,997 … +$132,996	before entering office	PDF
461	Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	−$15,999 −$47,997 … $15,999	$16,502 −$32,996 … $65,999	+$32,500 −$48,995 … +$113,996	before entering office	PDF
462	Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) (House)	Democrat	2019–2025 (6 yr)	−$24,500 −$48,999 … −$1	$7,502 −$79,994 … $94,998	+$32,002 −$79,993 … +$143,997	before entering office	PDF
463	Rep. Melanie A. Stansbury (D-NM) (House)	Democrat	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$70,501 $36,002 … $105,000	$100,000 $1 … $199,999	+$29,499 −$104,999 … +$163,997	before entering office	PDF
464	Rep. Tim Murphy (R-PA) (House)	Republican	2013–2016 (3 yr)	$835,016 $409,032 … $1,261,000	$861,522 $353,045 … $1,370,000	+$26,506 −$907,955 … +$960,968	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2015	PDF
465	Rep. Gabe Amo (D-RI) (House)	Democrat	2024–2025 (1 yr)	$72,004 $9,009 … $135,000	$97,005 $23,010 … $171,000	+$25,000 −$111,990 … +$161,991	earliest available report (2024); entered office 2023; short span (1 yr)	PDF
466	Rep. Adriano Espaillat (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$8,000 $1,001 … $15,000	$33,000 −$283,997 … $349,997	+$25,000 −$298,997 … +$348,996	before entering office	PDF
467	Rep. Paul Tonko (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$8,000 $1,001 … $15,000	$32,500 $15,001 … $50,000	+$24,500 +$1 … +$48,999	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2009; earlier annual report(s) for 2013 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
468	Rep. Hakeem S. Jeffries (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	−$190,994 −$501,986 … $119,998	−$169,486 −$874,967 … $535,994	+$21,508 −$994,965 … +$1,037,980	before entering office	PDF
469	Rep. Reid J. Ribble (R-WI) (House)	Republican	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$917,512 −$224,971 … $2,059,996	$939,012 −$128,973 … $2,006,998	+$21,500 −$2,188,969 … +$2,231,969	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)	PDF
470	Rep. Andy Barr (R-KY) (House)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$1,061,021 $217,043 … $1,904,999	$1,079,028 −$58,942 … $2,216,999	+$18,008 −$1,963,941 … +$1,999,956	earliest available report (2020); entered office 2013	PDF
471	Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) (House / Senate)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$540,500 $166,003 … $914,998	$558,001 $101,003 … $1,014,999	+$17,500 −$813,995 … +$848,996	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1999	PDF
472	Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) (House)	Republican	2013–2017 (4 yr)	−$1,374,500 −$1,978,998 … −$770,003	−$1,357,501 −$1,949,999 … −$765,003	+$17,000 −$1,179,996 … +$1,213,995	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1989	PDF
473	Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) (House)	Republican	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$2,841,001 $752,003 … $4,929,999	$2,855,502 $696,005 … $5,014,998	+$14,500 −$4,233,994 … +$4,262,995	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2012	PDF
474	Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC) (House)	Republican	2014–2018 (4 yr)	$477,008 −$4,777,980 … $5,731,997	$491,010 −$183,978 … $1,165,998	+$14,002 −$5,915,975 … +$5,943,978	earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013	PDF
475	Rep. Dan Benishek (R-MI) (House)	Republican	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$2,690,040 $1,394,079 … $3,986,000	$2,703,552 $1,331,104 … $4,076,000	+$13,512 −$2,654,896 … +$2,681,921	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)	PDF
476	Rep. David Rouzer (R-NC) (House)	Republican	2014–2025 (11 yr)	$552,513 $76,028 … $1,028,998	$566,017 −$58,965 … $1,190,999	+$13,504 −$1,087,963 … +$1,114,971	before entering office	PDF
477	Rep. Celeste Maloy (R-UT) (House)	Republican	2024–2025 (1 yr)	−$20,999 −$61,997 … $19,999	−$8,499 −$46,997 … $29,999	+$12,500 −$66,996 … +$91,996	earliest available report (2024); entered office 2023; short span (1 yr)	PDF
478	Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2016–2025 (9 yr)	$112,004 −$21,991 … $245,999	$121,006 −$297,984 … $539,997	+$9,002 −$543,983 … +$561,988	before entering office	PDF
479	Rep. Steve Israel (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2013–2015 (2 yr)	−$450,001 −$634,999 … −$265,003	−$442,000 −$633,998 … −$250,003	+$8,000 −$368,995 … +$384,996	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; short span (2 yr)	PDF
480	Rep. Norma J. Torres (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2014–2025 (11 yr)	−$816,000 −$1,383,995 … −$248,004	−$809,500 −$1,183,997 … −$435,002	+$6,500 −$935,993 … +$948,993	before entering office	PDF
481	Rep. John Kline (R-MN) (House)	Republican	2013–2015 (2 yr)	−$591,997 −$1,094,991 … −$89,003	−$586,992 −$1,134,982 … −$39,003	+$5,004 −$1,045,979 … +$1,055,988	earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; short span (2 yr)	PDF
482	Rep. Robin L. Kelly (D-IL) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$37,006 −$160,988 … $234,999	$40,501 $16,002 … $65,000	+$3,496 −$218,997 … +$225,988	before entering office	PDF
483	Rep. James P. McGovern (D-MA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2025 (12 yr)	$2,656,004 $357,010 … $4,954,998	$2,657,501 $115,004 … $5,199,998	+$1,497 −$4,839,994 … +$4,842,988	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997	PDF
484	Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) (House)	Republican	2020–2023 (3 yr)	−$292,000 −$448,998 … −$135,001	−$291,994 −$478,988 … −$105,001	+$5 −$343,987 … +$343,997	before entering office; later annual report(s) for 2024, 2025 exist but could not be used for net worth	PDF
485	Sen. Angela D. Alsobrooks (D-MD) (Senate)	Democrat	2024–2025 (1 yr)	−$367,000 −$898,997 … $164,997	−$367,000 −$648,998 … −$85,002	+$0 −$813,995 … +$813,995	before entering office; short span (1 yr)	PDF
486	Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) (House)	Democrat	2022–2025 (3 yr)	−$8,499 −$46,997 … $29,999	−$8,499 −$46,997 … $29,999	+$0 −$76,996 … +$76,996	before entering office	PDF
487	Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-PA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2015 (2 yr)	−$1,025,002 −$1,499,999 … −$550,004	−$1,025,002 −$1,499,999 … −$550,004	+$0 −$949,995 … +$949,995	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995; short span (2 yr)	PDF
488	Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) (House)	Republican	2018–2021 (3 yr)	$32,500 $15,001 … $50,000	$32,500 $15,001 … $50,000	+$0 −$34,999 … +$34,999	earliest available report (2018); entered office 2005; earlier annual report(s) for 2016, 2017 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
489	Rep. Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr. (D-GA) (House)	Democrat	2020–2025 (5 yr)	−$517,500 −$734,999 … −$300,002	−$517,500 −$734,999 … −$300,002	+$0 −$434,997 … +$434,997	earliest available report (2020); entered office 2007	PDF
490	Rep. Sander M. Levin (D-MI) (House)	Democrat	2013–2017 (4 yr)	$32,500 $15,001 … $50,000	$32,500 $15,001 … $50,000	+$0 −$34,999 … +$34,999	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1983	PDF
491	Rep. Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen (R-AS) (House)	Republican	2022–2023 (1 yr)	$193,009 $46,018 … $340,000	$193,009 $46,018 … $340,000	+$0 −$293,982 … +$293,982	earliest available report (2022); entered office 2015; short span (1 yr)	PDF
492	Rep. José E. Serrano (D-NY) (House)	Democrat	2013–2019 (6 yr)	$75,000 $50,001 … $100,000	$75,000 $50,001 … $100,000	+$0 −$49,999 … +$49,999	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1990	PDF
493	Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) (House / Senate)	Independent	2018–2023 (5 yr)	$32,500 −$19,998 … $84,999	$32,500 −$19,998 … $84,999	+$0 −$104,997 … +$104,997	earliest available report (2018); entered office 2013; earlier annual report(s) for 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
494	Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-NM) (House)	Democrat	2022–2025 (3 yr)	−$342,998 −$495,996 … −$190,001	−$342,998 −$495,996 … −$190,001	+$0 −$305,995 … +$305,995	before entering office	PDF
495	Rep. Matt Cartwright (D-PA) (House)	Democrat	2020–2023 (3 yr)	$5,144,550 −$502,894 … $10,791,995	$5,142,556 −$927,883 … $11,212,994	−$1,995 −$11,719,878 … +$11,715,888	earliest available report (2020); entered office 2013	PDF
496	Rep. Lois Capps (D-CA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2015 (2 yr)	$115,006 −$3,963,987 … $4,193,999	$107,506 −$3,964,987 … $4,179,999	−$7,500 −$8,158,986 … +$8,143,986	earliest available report (2013); entered office 1998; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one	PDF
497	Rep. Shontel M. Brown (D-OH) (House)	Democrat	2022–2025 (3 yr)	$36,002 $2,003 … $70,000	$24,502 $3,004 … $46,000	−$11,500 −$66,996 … +$43,997	earliest available report (2022); entered office 2021	PDF
498	Rep. Xochitl Torres Small (D-NM) (House)	Democrat	2018–2021 (3 yr)	−$13,998 −$83,996 … $55,999	−$26,499 −$117,996 … $64,998	−$12,500 −$173,995 … +$148,994	before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2020	PDF
499	Rep. Derek Kilmer (D-WA) (House)	Democrat	2013–2023 (10 yr)	$315,016 −$147,964 … $777,997	$300,512 −$49,975 … $650,999	−$14,504 −$827,972 … +$798,963	before entering office	PDF
500	Rep. Thomas P. Tiffany (R-WI) (House)	Republican	2020–2025 (5 yr)	$230,504 $121,009 … $340,000	$215,004 $119,008 … $311,000	−$15,500 −$220,992 … +$189,991	before entering office	PDF

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Party (most recent term)

Years spanned

Start net worth (mid; low … high)

Latest net worth (mid; low … high)

Est. nominal $ gain (mid; low … high)

Start basis / flags

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Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) (Senate)

Republican

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$167,894,086
$72,343,173 … $263,445,000

$462,374,100
$198,603,201 … $726,145,000

+$294,480,014
−$64,841,799 … +$653,801,827

before entering office

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Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$148,425,014
−$7,749,971 … $304,599,999

$327,932,517
$135,565,034 … $520,300,000

+$179,507,503
−$169,034,965 … +$528,049,971

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; 2013: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2025: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2025: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2013: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound; 2025: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound; 2025: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018, 2019, 2020

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Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$121,589,554
−$9,963,885 … $253,142,993

$243,278,531
$105,577,064 … $380,979,998

+$121,688,977
−$147,565,929 … +$390,943,883

earliest available report (2019); entered office 2007; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2025: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound

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Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-NE) (Senate)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$157,699,626
$62,514,258 … $252,884,994

$267,832,120
$125,044,244 … $410,619,995

+$110,132,494
−$127,840,750 … +$348,105,737

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Roger Williams (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$47,449,518
$18,958,041 … $75,940,994

$116,721,025
$63,060,055 … $170,381,995

+$69,271,508
−$12,880,939 … +$151,423,954

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2025: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound

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Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$82,864,527
−$20,393,934 … $186,122,988

$142,303,024
−$66,555,940 … $351,161,989

+$59,438,498
−$252,678,928 … +$371,555,923

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; earlier annual report(s) for 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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Rep. Marlin A. Stutzman (R-IN) (House)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$54,510
−$1,131,977 … $1,240,996

$49,883,002
$11,001,009 … $88,764,996

+$49,828,493
+$9,760,013 … +$89,896,973

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2010; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

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Rep. Suzan K. DelBene (D-WA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$81,249,532
$32,889,065 … $129,610,000

$128,396,046
$50,462,091 … $206,330,000

+$47,146,513
−$79,147,909 … +$173,440,935

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2012; 2013: 3 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Donald S. Beyer, Jr. (D-VA) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$45,630,520
$11,399,048 … $79,861,991

$89,170,536
$9,510,084 … $168,830,988

+$43,540,016
−$70,351,907 … +$157,431,940

before entering office; 2014: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$36,840,507
$13,516,014 … $60,165,000

$79,016,006
$26,652,011 … $131,380,000

+$42,175,498
−$33,512,989 … +$117,863,986

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2024 (11 yr)

$3,509,021
$1,601,043 … $5,416,999

$44,910,077
−$804,844 … $90,624,998

+$41,401,056
−$6,221,843 … +$89,023,955

before entering office

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Rep. David A. Trott (R-MI) (House)

Republican

2015–2017 (2 yr)

$215,541,646
$100,611,299 … $330,471,994

$255,564,156
$117,131,314 … $393,996,998

+$40,022,510
−$213,340,680 … +$293,385,699

before entering office; 2015: 4 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2017: 5 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D-TX) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$22,637,032
$11,264,064 … $34,009,999

$58,154,034
$25,227,068 … $91,080,999

+$35,517,002
−$8,782,931 … +$79,816,935

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995

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Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) (Senate)

Republican

2018–2023 (5 yr)

$157,210,054
$57,325,112 … $257,094,996

$192,201,040
$63,612,083 … $320,789,998

+$34,990,986
−$193,482,913 … +$263,464,886

before entering office; 2018: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2023: 6 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2018: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound; 2023: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound

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Rep. Kathy E. Manning (D-NC) (House)

Democrat

2019–2023 (4 yr)

$25,336,731
$12,667,462 … $38,006,000

$56,987,672
$26,889,346 … $87,085,999

+$31,650,942
−$11,116,654 … +$74,418,537

before entering office; 2019: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2019: 2 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2023: 5 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2019: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound

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Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) (Senate)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$22,163,529
$9,447,058 … $34,880,000

$53,002,538
$21,930,076 … $84,075,000

+$30,839,009
−$12,949,924 … +$74,627,942

earliest available report (2014); entered office 1985

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Sen. John Hoeven (R-ND) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$38,660,536
$11,156,072 … $66,164,999

$68,800,536
$38,386,073 … $99,215,000

+$30,140,001
−$27,778,926 … +$88,058,928

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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Rep. Daniel Meuser (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$34,138,608
$11,700,219 … $56,576,997

$63,917,059
$34,830,119 … $93,003,999

+$29,778,451
−$21,746,878 … +$81,303,780

before entering office

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Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) (House)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$5,806,180
−$2,084,638 … $13,696,997

$34,053,668
$10,105,338 … $58,001,999

+$28,247,489
−$3,591,659 … +$60,086,637

before entering office; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; earlier annual report(s) for 2016 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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Rep. John James (R-MI) (House)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$4,495,020
$990,041 … $7,999,998

$30,826,520
$10,808,040 … $50,844,999

+$26,331,500
+$2,808,042 … +$49,854,958

before entering office

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Rep. Daniel S. Goldman (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$112,947,561
−$5,490,874 … $231,385,996

$138,924,552
$1,903,108 … $275,945,996

+$25,976,991
−$229,482,888 … +$281,436,870

before entering office; 2023: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2023: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); short span (2 yr); 2023: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound; 2025: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound

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Rep. Shri Thanedar (D-MI) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$18,905,522
−$17,673,950 … $55,484,995

$43,874,519
−$6,952,958 … $94,701,996

+$24,968,996
−$62,437,953 … +$112,375,946

before entering office; 2023: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Jay Obernolte (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$92,057,506
$43,315,011 … $140,800,000

$115,583,004
$47,051,010 … $184,114,999

+$23,525,499
−$93,748,990 … +$140,799,988

before entering office; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$41,535,766
−$14,815,466 … $97,886,998

$64,945,786
$10,365,574 … $119,525,998

+$23,410,020
−$87,521,424 … +$134,341,464

before entering office; 2018: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

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Rep. Kevin Hern (R-OK) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$89,105,649
$42,452,299 … $135,758,999

$111,336,160
$49,486,321 … $173,185,998

+$22,230,510
−$86,272,678 … +$130,733,699

earliest available report (2019); entered office 2018; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2019: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2019: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound

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Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-MT) (Senate)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$135,572,554
$42,920,109 … $228,224,998

$157,305,558
$49,371,118 … $265,239,998

+$21,733,004
−$178,853,880 … +$222,319,889

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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Rep. Lori Trahan (D-MA) (House)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

−$428,995
−$11,483,972 … $10,625,982

$20,902,009
−$7,105,969 … $48,909,987

+$21,331,004
−$17,731,951 … +$60,393,959

before entering office; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Cleo Fields (D-LA) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$37,862,519
$12,578,039 … $63,146,999

$58,507,526
$21,829,051 … $95,186,000

+$20,645,006
−$41,317,948 … +$82,607,961

earliest available report (2024); entered office 1993; 2024: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)

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Rep. Ryan K. Zinke (R-MT) (House)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$458,002
$1,005 … $914,998

$20,433,004
$3,316,010 … $37,549,997

+$19,975,002
+$2,401,012 … +$37,548,992

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021

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Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-TN) (Senate)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$39,867,080
$18,184,167 … $61,549,993

$57,668,070
$18,951,147 … $96,384,992

+$17,800,990
−$42,598,846 … +$78,200,825

before entering office

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Sen. Michael F. Bennet (D-CO) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$11,784,015
$4,373,031 … $19,194,999

$29,198,030
$10,956,060 … $47,439,999

+$17,414,014
−$8,238,939 … +$43,066,968

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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Sen. John W. Hickenlooper (D-CO) (Senate)

Democrat

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$19,063,049
$6,986,099 … $31,139,999

$35,916,540
$11,063,081 … $60,769,998

+$16,853,490
−$20,076,918 … +$53,783,899

before entering office

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Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$5,877,618
$2,395,239 … $9,359,998

$22,635,126
$11,220,256 … $34,049,996

+$16,757,508
+$1,860,258 … +$31,654,757

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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Rep. Kathy Castor (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$3,549,023
$2,170,046 … $4,928,000

$19,897,528
$7,945,056 … $31,850,000

+$16,348,505
+$3,017,056 … +$29,679,954

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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Rep. Vicky Hartzler (R-MO) (House)

Republican

2014–2021 (7 yr)

$8,301,012
$2,047,029 … $14,554,995

$24,571,013
$8,962,031 … $40,179,995

+$16,270,001
−$5,592,964 … +$38,132,966

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011

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Rep. Ann Wagner (R-MO) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$6,671,558
$3,934,117 … $9,408,999

$22,295,053
$8,080,108 … $36,509,998

+$15,623,495
−$1,328,891 … +$32,575,881

before entering office; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Tom Rice (R-SC) (House)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$1,862,008
−$19,685,975 … $23,409,990

$17,195,008
−$1,634,983 … $36,024,998

+$15,333,000
−$25,044,973 … +$55,710,973

before entering office; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Pete Sessions (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,318,030
$295,062 … $2,340,998

$16,550,576
$9,125,152 … $23,976,000

+$15,232,546
+$6,784,154 … +$23,680,938

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 3 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018

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Rep. Mark E. Green (R-TN) (House)

Republican

2018–2023 (5 yr)

$22,462,534
$7,789,075 … $37,135,992

$37,397,022
$4,027,054 … $70,766,991

+$14,934,489
−$33,108,938 … +$62,977,916

before entering office; 2018: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Earl L. "Buddy" Carter (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$20,811,530
$8,503,061 … $33,120,000

$35,680,022
$13,560,043 … $57,800,000

+$14,868,491
−$19,559,957 … +$49,296,939

before entering office

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Rep. Kim Schrier (D-WA) (House)

Democrat

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$5,594,518
$2,218,037 … $8,970,999

$19,842,524
$7,966,049 … $31,719,000

+$14,248,006
−$1,004,950 … +$29,500,963

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Rep. Andrew S. Clyde (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$6,072,503
$1,745,007 … $10,399,999

$19,550,004
$7,000,007 … $32,100,000

+$13,477,500
−$3,399,992 … +$30,354,993

before entering office

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Rep. Elaine G. Luria (D-VA) (House)

Democrat

2018–2021 (3 yr)

$8,516,506
$3,502,012 … $13,530,999

$21,857,506
$7,404,012 … $36,310,999

+$13,341,000
−$6,126,987 … +$32,808,987

before entering office

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Rep. Thomas MacArthur (R-NJ) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

$52,752,454
$5,898,908 … $99,605,999

$66,079,221
$22,605,445 … $109,552,997

+$13,326,768
−$77,000,554 … +$103,654,089

before entering office; 2014: 4 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2017: 4 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$43,322,572
$5,456,149 … $81,188,994

$56,291,069
$20,577,143 … $92,004,995

+$12,968,498
−$60,611,851 … +$86,548,846

before entering office; 2017: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 3 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-WA) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$2,127,007
$1,358,014 … $2,896,000

$14,967,071
$777,145 … $29,156,997

+$12,840,064
−$2,118,855 … +$27,798,983

before entering office

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Rep. Judy Chu (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$2,761,020
$1,167,042 … $4,354,997

$14,185,526
$8,031,053 … $20,339,999

+$11,424,506
+$3,676,056 … +$19,172,957

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. J. French Hill (R-AR) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$6,763,526
$2,996,054 … $10,530,998

$18,097,564
$10,199,130 … $25,995,998

+$11,334,038
−$331,868 … +$22,999,944

before entering office; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. Angus S. King, Jr. (I-ME) (Senate)

Independent

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$15,472,586
$5,210,174 … $25,734,997

$25,868,071
$9,511,143 … $42,224,999

+$10,395,486
−$16,223,854 … +$37,014,825

before entering office

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Rep. Katherine M. Clark (D-MA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$2,944,568
$1,254,137 … $4,635,000

$13,277,028
$5,822,057 … $20,731,998

+$10,332,459
+$1,187,057 … +$19,477,861

before entering office

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Sen. Christopher A. Coons (D-DE) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$3,781,526
$693,054 … $6,869,998

$14,050,544
$4,161,089 … $23,939,998

+$10,269,018
−$2,708,909 … +$23,246,944

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2010

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Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) (House)

Democrat

2019–2024 (5 yr)

−$288,420
−$4,206,838 … $3,629,997

$9,824,038
$453,079 … $19,194,997

+$10,112,458
−$3,176,918 … +$23,401,835

before entering office

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Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$47,504
−$74,989 … $169,998

$9,707,028
−$1,027,941 … $20,441,997

+$9,659,524
−$1,197,939 … +$20,516,986

before entering office

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Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$3,933,034
$1,926,068 … $5,939,999

$13,453,576
$7,527,153 … $19,379,999

+$9,520,542
+$1,587,154 … +$17,453,931

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1981; 2025: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2025: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound

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Rep. Robert E. Latta (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$2,681,020
$1,557,040 … $3,805,000

$11,563,042
$6,275,085 … $16,851,000

+$8,882,022
+$2,470,085 … +$15,293,960

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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Rep. Thomas R. Suozzi (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$1,896,022
$1,026,044 … $2,766,000

$10,709,026
$4,773,051 … $16,645,000

+$8,813,004
+$2,007,051 … +$15,618,956

before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2022

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Rep. David J. Trone (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2018–2023 (5 yr)

$22,429,045
−$7,586,909 … $52,444,999

$31,231,030
−$46,389,936 … $108,851,997

+$8,801,986
−$98,834,935 … +$116,438,906

before entering office; 2018: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) (House)

Democrat

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$5,978,057
$3,281,115 … $8,674,999

$14,631,559
$8,668,119 … $20,594,999

+$8,653,502
−$6,880 … +$17,313,884

before entering office; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$4,285,545
$2,356,090 … $6,215,000

$12,687,564
$3,639,129 … $21,735,999

+$8,402,019
−$2,575,871 … +$19,379,909

before entering office; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) (Senate)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$10,858,056
$5,426,113 … $16,289,999

$18,821,056
$10,797,114 … $26,844,999

+$7,963,000
−$5,492,885 … +$21,418,886

before entering office

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Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,917,512
$900,025 … $2,934,998

$9,460,512
$3,746,028 … $15,174,997

+$7,543,001
+$811,030 … +$14,274,972

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-NV) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$10,186,090
$4,792,180 … $15,580,000

$17,637,087
$9,289,176 … $25,984,998

+$7,450,997
−$6,290,824 … +$21,192,818

before entering office

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Sen. Peter Welch (D-VT) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$5,479,053
$2,878,108 … $8,079,998

$12,834,556
$6,784,113 … $18,884,999

+$7,355,503
−$1,295,885 … +$16,006,891

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Scott R. Tipton (R-CO) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$5,975,034
$2,600,069 … $9,350,000

$13,148,071
$5,956,142 … $20,340,000

+$7,173,036
−$3,393,858 … +$17,739,931

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$4,682,031
$1,382,071 … $7,981,991

$11,825,521
$5,461,051 … $18,189,991

+$7,143,490
−$2,520,940 … +$16,807,920

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick (D-AZ) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$883,509
$250,019 … $1,516,999

$7,971,512
$2,468,030 … $13,474,994

+$7,088,003
+$951,031 … +$13,224,975

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2016, 2017, 2018

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Rep. Michelle Steel (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2021–2023 (2 yr)

$2,903,038
$1,066,076 … $4,739,999

$9,663,035
$3,811,071 … $15,514,999

+$6,759,998
−$928,928 … +$14,448,923

before entering office; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Michael Waltz (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2018–2023 (5 yr)

$154,521
−$1,100,956 … $1,409,998

$6,884,018
$3,267,041 … $10,500,995

+$6,729,497
+$1,857,043 … +$11,601,951

before entering office

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Sen. Mike Rounds (R-SD) (Senate)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$1,362,514
$350,031 … $2,374,998

$8,025,033
$3,450,067 … $12,599,999

+$6,662,518
+$1,075,069 … +$12,249,968

before entering office

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Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) (Senate)

Republican

2014–2019 (5 yr)

$4,218,017
−$10,328,960 … $18,764,994

$10,806,019
−$7,752,956 … $29,364,994

+$6,588,002
−$26,517,950 … +$39,693,954

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2003

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Rep. Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$4,603,520
$2,777,040 … $6,430,000

$11,173,516
$5,217,031 … $17,130,000

+$6,569,996
−$1,212,969 … +$14,352,960

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2012; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) (House)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$6,453,014
$2,495,034 … $10,410,995

$12,907,074
$5,743,148 … $20,070,999

+$6,454,059
−$4,667,847 … +$17,575,965

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1996; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$4,124,054
$2,153,108 … $6,095,000

$10,513,045
$5,500,090 … $15,526,000

+$6,388,991
−$594,910 … +$13,372,892

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; earlier annual report(s) for 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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Rep. James A. Himes (D-CT) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$6,485,526
$2,781,052 … $10,189,999

$12,753,012
$4,701,026 … $20,804,998

+$6,267,486
−$5,488,973 … +$18,023,946

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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Rep. Juan Vargas (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,539,511
$169,025 … $2,909,997

$7,783,002
$966,008 … $14,599,995

+$6,243,490
−$1,943,989 … +$14,430,970

before entering office

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Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-SD) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$2,884,520
$1,409,042 … $4,359,999

$8,995,522
$5,376,047 … $12,614,998

+$6,111,002
+$1,016,048 … +$11,205,956

before entering office

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Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) (House / Senate)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$14,585,016
$6,370,034 … $22,799,999

$20,632,514
$8,515,027 … $32,750,000

+$6,047,497
−$14,284,972 … +$26,379,966

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013

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Sen. Mazie K. Hirono (D-HI) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,658,519
$77,041 … $3,239,997

$7,556,528
$4,343,058 … $10,769,998

+$5,898,009
+$1,103,061 … +$10,692,957

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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Rep. Sara Jacobs (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$76,034,020
$25,001,042 … $127,066,999

$81,724,507
$23,203,016 … $140,245,998

+$5,690,486
−$103,863,983 … +$115,244,956

before entering office

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Sen. Cynthia M. Lummis (R-WY) (House / Senate)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

−$5,028,496
−$21,451,989 … $11,394,998

$426,020
−$18,877,960 … $19,729,999

+$5,454,515
−$30,272,958 … +$41,181,988

earliest available report (2020); entered office 2009

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Rep. Robert B. Aderholt (R-AL) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$3,113,508
$476,019 … $5,750,998

$8,520,566
$4,102,133 … $12,939,000

+$5,407,058
−$1,648,865 … +$12,462,981

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; earlier annual report(s) for 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$9,522,048
$1,709,097 … $17,334,999

$14,842,542
$3,449,084 … $26,235,999

+$5,320,494
−$13,885,915 … +$24,526,902

earliest available report (2023); entered office 2011; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY) (Senate)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$4,471,507
$1,398,015 … $7,544,999

$9,723,505
$3,217,011 … $16,229,999

+$5,251,998
−$4,327,988 … +$14,831,984

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2007

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Rep. Daniel Lipinski (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$2,335,528
$1,031,056 … $3,639,999

$7,415,028
$3,669,056 … $11,161,000

+$5,079,500
+$29,057 … +$10,129,944

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$2,703,008
−$453,972 … $5,859,988

$7,722,509
$4,045,025 … $11,399,993

+$5,019,501
−$1,814,963 … +$11,853,965

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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Rep. Tom Cole (R-OK) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$4,569,534
$2,668,068 … $6,471,000

$9,501,532
$4,997,063 … $14,006,000

+$4,931,998
−$1,473,937 … +$11,337,932

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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Sen. John R. Curtis (R-UT) (House / Senate)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$6,928,056
$611,118 … $13,244,994

$11,855,542
−$1,553,913 … $25,264,998

+$4,927,486
−$14,798,907 … +$24,653,880

before entering office

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Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon (D-PA) (House)

Democrat

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$5,197,536
$2,926,073 … $7,468,999

$10,102,544
$4,670,093 … $15,534,995

+$4,905,008
−$2,798,906 … +$12,608,922

before entering office; 2018: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. John Fleming (R-LA) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$24,472,530
$4,218,065 … $44,726,995

$29,316,605
$8,627,216 … $50,005,994

+$4,844,075
−$36,099,779 … +$45,787,929

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2016

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Rep. Kelly Armstrong (R-ND) (House)

Republican

2018–2023 (5 yr)

$10,504,175
$4,787,350 … $16,221,000

$15,242,286
$6,969,572 … $23,515,000

+$4,738,111
−$9,251,428 … +$18,727,650

before entering office; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. Roy Blunt (R-MO) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$3,595,010
$630,024 … $6,559,997

$8,330,512
$4,021,025 … $12,639,998

+$4,735,501
−$2,538,972 … +$12,009,974

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; 2013: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2013: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound

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Rep. David P. Joyce (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$3,026,040
$972,083 … $5,079,998

$7,728,092
$3,066,186 … $12,389,997

+$4,702,051
−$2,013,812 … +$11,417,914

earliest available report (2016); entered office 2013; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) (Senate)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$2,843,518
$1,347,040 … $4,339,997

$7,406,527
$3,003,058 … $11,809,996

+$4,563,008
−$1,336,939 … +$10,462,956

before entering office

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Rep. Rick Larsen (D-WA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$104,992
−$419,982 … $209,998

$4,394,060
$1,155,120 … $7,632,999

+$4,499,052
+$945,122 … +$8,052,981

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001

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Sen. Brian Schatz (D-HI) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$1,257,494
−$1,984,983 … −$530,004

$3,183,508
−$137,980 … $6,504,995

+$4,441,001
+$392,024 … +$8,489,978

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2012

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Rep. Mark Pocan (D-WI) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$599,001
−$847,998 … −$350,004

$3,840,004
$1,080,010 … $6,599,998

+$4,439,005
+$1,430,014 … +$7,447,996

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. Deb Fischer (R-NE) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$907,000
−$5,618,993 … $3,804,993

$3,462,512
$925,026 … $5,999,999

+$4,369,512
−$2,879,967 … +$11,618,992

before entering office

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Rep. Brad R. Wenstrup (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$2,709,018
$1,576,037 … $3,841,999

$6,986,532
$2,428,066 … $11,544,998

+$4,277,514
−$1,413,933 … +$9,968,961

before entering office; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. Gary C. Peters (D-MI) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$3,831,590
$1,443,180 … $6,219,999

$8,081,103
$4,282,206 … $11,880,000

+$4,249,514
−$1,937,793 … +$10,436,820

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2009

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Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,262,021
$64,044 … $2,459,998

$5,478,512
$2,266,025 … $8,690,999

+$4,216,491
−$193,973 … +$8,626,955

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Ralph Lee Abraham (R-LA) (House)

Republican

2014–2019 (5 yr)

$8,379,025
$4,113,052 … $12,644,998

$12,529,018
$5,002,040 … $20,055,997

+$4,149,994
−$7,642,958 … +$15,942,945

before entering office; 2014: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$2,421,516
$748,037 … $4,094,995

$6,353,517
−$1,132,960 … $13,839,994

+$3,932,001
−$5,227,955 … +$13,091,957

before entering office

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Rep. Randy Neugebauer (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$9,426,039
$5,201,080 … $13,650,998

$13,355,548
$6,689,097 … $20,021,998

+$3,929,508
−$6,961,901 … +$14,820,918

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Julia Brownley (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,038,516
−$513,966 … $2,590,998

$4,865,020
$1,405,042 … $8,324,997

+$3,826,504
−$1,185,956 … +$8,838,963

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Steny H. Hoyer (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$33,502
$15,003 … $52,000

$3,859,002
$1,501,006 … $6,216,999

+$3,825,501
+$1,449,006 … +$6,201,996

earliest available report (2014); entered office 1981

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Sen. Susan M. Collins (R-ME) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$3,084,108
$548,218 … $5,619,998

$6,758,044
$3,676,088 … $9,839,999

+$3,673,936
−$1,943,910 … +$9,291,781

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997

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Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-ME) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$3,450,002
$1,300,003 … $5,600,000

$7,119,013
$2,593,026 … $11,645,000

+$3,669,012
−$3,006,974 … +$10,344,997

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2009

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Rep. Ed Case (D-HI) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$2,603,016
$1,544,033 … $3,662,000

$6,198,510
$2,981,020 … $9,416,000

+$3,595,494
−$680,980 … +$7,871,967

earliest available report (2019); entered office 2003; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Mimi Walters (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

−$2,426,997
−$4,868,991 … $14,997

$1,148,503
$667,007 … $1,629,999

+$3,575,500
+$652,010 … +$6,498,990

before entering office

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Rep. Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D-NJ) (House)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$3,050,520
$1,842,039 … $4,259,000

$6,592,015
$3,277,030 … $9,907,000

+$3,541,496
−$981,970 … +$8,064,961

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997

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Sen. Ted Budd (R-NC) (House / Senate)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$2,490,528
$1,203,057 … $3,777,999

$5,991,523
$2,298,050 … $9,684,996

+$3,500,995
−$1,479,949 … +$8,481,939

before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) (House)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$196,515
−$251,969 … $644,999

$3,612,523
$2,000,047 … $5,224,999

+$3,416,008
+$1,355,048 … +$5,476,968

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,946,522
$348,046 … $3,544,998

$5,331,007
$2,382,015 … $8,279,999

+$3,384,485
−$1,162,983 … +$7,931,953

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL) (Senate)

Democrat

2017–2019 (2 yr)

$384,520
−$1,165,955 … $1,934,995

$3,761,514
$703,030 … $6,819,997

+$3,376,994
−$1,231,965 … +$7,985,952

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$9,171,664
$2,513,332 … $15,829,997

$12,447,160
$3,749,322 … $21,144,997

+$3,275,495
−$12,080,675 … +$18,631,665

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) (House / Senate)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

−$513,490
−$1,068,979 … $41,998

$2,721,006
−$12,987 … $5,454,998

+$3,234,496
−$54,985 … +$6,523,977

before entering office

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Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$881,503
$68,007 … $1,694,999

$4,107,004
$1,704,009 … $6,510,000

+$3,225,502
+$9,010 … +$6,441,993

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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Sen. Thomas R. Carper (D-DE) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$4,745,572
$2,301,146 … $7,189,999

$7,931,600
$2,268,202 … $13,594,998

+$3,186,028
−$4,921,797 … +$11,293,852

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1983

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Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$3,374,539
$1,814,078 … $4,935,000

$6,559,030
$3,998,061 … $9,120,000

+$3,184,492
−$936,939 … +$7,305,922

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1975

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Rep. Robert J. Wittman (R-VA) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$927,509
$98,021 … $1,756,997

$4,103,548
$527,098 … $7,679,997

+$3,176,038
−$1,229,899 … +$7,581,976

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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Rep. Yvette Herrell (R-NM) (House)

Republican

2020–2021 (1 yr)

$1,471,506
$898,011 … $2,045,000

$4,605,004
$2,010,009 … $7,200,000

+$3,133,499
−$34,991 … +$6,301,989

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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Rep. Scott Fitzgerald (R-WI) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$3,499,010
$783,023 … $6,214,996

$6,628,008
$1,853,021 … $11,402,995

+$3,128,998
−$4,361,975 … +$10,619,972

before entering office

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Rep. Rudy Yakym III (R-IN) (House)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$2,259,526
−$5,216,936 … $9,735,988

$5,365,033
−$7,740,924 … $18,470,990

+$3,105,507
−$17,476,912 … +$23,687,926

before entering office; 2022: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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124

Rep. David Kustoff (R-TN) (House)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$4,949,092
$2,052,192 … $7,845,992

$8,015,540
$3,583,081 … $12,447,998

+$3,066,448
−$4,262,911 … +$10,395,806

before entering office

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125

Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$575,514
$256,029 … $895,000

$3,635,013
$1,176,027 … $6,093,999

+$3,059,498
+$281,027 … +$5,837,970

before entering office

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126

Rep. Mike Flood (R-NE) (House)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$3,420,508
−$1,933,981 … $8,774,996

$6,479,508
$1,649,018 … $11,309,998

+$3,059,000
−$7,125,978 … +$13,243,979

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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127

Rep. Jim Cooper (D-TN) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$29,626,029
$11,261,059 … $47,990,999

$32,674,024
$13,553,047 … $51,795,000

+$3,047,994
−$34,437,952 … +$40,533,941

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1983; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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128

Rep. Pete Olson (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$2,019,020
$1,107,041 … $2,931,000

$5,047,520
$1,684,041 … $8,410,998

+$3,028,499
−$1,246,959 … +$7,303,957

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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129

Rep. Tim Moore (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$7,190,521
$3,566,042 … $10,815,000

$10,161,524
$4,528,048 … $15,795,000

+$2,971,003
−$6,286,952 … +$12,228,958

before entering office; 2024: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)

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130

Rep. Bill Foster (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$18,790,510
$7,416,020 … $30,165,000

$21,681,020
$11,182,041 … $32,180,000

+$2,890,510
−$18,982,959 … +$24,763,980

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2008; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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131

Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$10,164,536
$5,262,074 … $15,066,999

$13,050,024
$6,328,049 … $19,771,999

+$2,885,488
−$8,738,950 … +$14,509,925

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2008

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132

Sen. Margaret Wood Hassan (D-NH) (Senate)

Democrat

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$2,709,011
$1,298,024 … $4,119,998

$5,592,519
$3,110,040 … $8,074,998

+$2,883,508
−$1,009,958 … +$6,776,974

before entering office

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133

Rep. Blake D. Moore (R-UT) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$3,893,045
$2,024,091 … $5,761,999

$6,712,507
$1,840,016 … $11,584,998

+$2,819,462
−$3,921,983 … +$9,560,907

before entering office

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134

Sen. Katie Boyd Britt (R-AL) (Senate)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$3,266,021
$677,045 … $5,854,997

$6,083,054
$1,851,112 … $10,314,997

+$2,817,034
−$4,003,885 … +$9,637,952

before entering office

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135

Rep. Lisa C. McClain (R-MI) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$4,128,008
$1,506,017 … $6,749,998

$6,915,520
$3,316,042 … $10,514,999

+$2,787,513
−$3,433,956 … +$9,008,982

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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136

Rep. Craig A. Goldman (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$21,040,508
$3,966,016 … $38,114,999

$23,823,008
$8,331,017 … $39,314,999

+$2,782,500
−$29,783,982 … +$35,348,983

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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137

Rep. Nita M. Lowey (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$31,965,012
$12,280,023 … $51,650,000

$34,715,009
$13,130,018 … $56,300,000

+$2,749,998
−$38,519,982 … +$44,019,977

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1989

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138

Rep. Collin C. Peterson (D-MN) (House)

Democrat

2014–2019 (5 yr)

$1,570,008
$529,020 … $2,610,997

$4,317,005
$1,866,010 … $6,768,000

+$2,746,996
−$744,987 … +$6,238,980

earliest available report (2014); entered office 1991; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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139

Rep. Bobby L. Rush (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2019–2021 (2 yr)

−$2,675,002
−$5,099,999 … −$250,004

$60,004
−$874,985 … $994,994

+$2,735,006
−$624,981 … +$6,094,993

earliest available report (2019); entered office 1993; short span (2 yr)

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140

Rep. Michael C. Burgess (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$1,701,539
$862,079 … $2,540,999

$4,413,544
$2,294,090 … $6,532,999

+$2,712,006
−$246,909 … +$5,670,920

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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141

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) (Senate)

Democrat

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$1,682,511
$765,023 … $2,599,999

$4,363,006
$1,811,013 … $6,915,000

+$2,680,496
−$788,986 … +$6,149,977

before entering office

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142

Sen. Mike Crapo (R-ID) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,030,514
$296,030 … $1,764,999

$3,698,502
$1,317,006 … $6,079,999

+$2,667,988
−$447,993 … +$5,783,969

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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143

Rep. Josh Harder (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$2,190,022
$1,278,045 … $3,102,000

$4,849,022
$1,482,045 … $8,215,998

+$2,658,999
−$1,619,955 … +$6,937,953

before entering office

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144

Rep. Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$649,511
$303,022 … $996,000

$3,302,518
$2,078,037 … $4,527,000

+$2,653,008
+$1,082,037 … +$4,223,978

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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145

Rep. Tracey Mann (R-KS) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$8,848,513
−$3,754,963 … $21,451,989

$11,455,535
$2,957,078 … $19,953,992

+$2,607,022
−$18,494,911 … +$23,708,955

before entering office

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146

Rep. John B. Larson (D-CT) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

−$54,492
−$234,984 … $125,999

$2,552,016
$1,508,032 … $3,596,000

+$2,606,508
+$1,382,033 … +$3,830,984

earliest available report (2019); entered office 1999

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147

Rep. Brian K. Fitzpatrick (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

−$100,000
−$664,998 … $464,997

$2,492,999
$301,002 … $4,684,996

+$2,593,000
−$163,995 … +$5,349,994

before entering office

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148

Rep. Bruce Poliquin (R-ME) (House)

Republican

2015–2017 (2 yr)

$11,633,007
$4,701,014 … $18,565,000

$14,223,507
$5,417,014 … $23,030,000

+$2,590,500
−$13,147,986 … +$18,328,986

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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149

Rep. David Scott (D-GA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2024 (11 yr)

$208,000
−$248,998 … $664,998

$2,708,001
$401,004 … $5,014,998

+$2,500,001
−$263,994 … +$5,263,996

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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150

Rep. Pedro R. Pierluisi (D-PR) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

−$4,034,003
−$6,413,998 … −$1,654,008

−$1,545,002
−$2,184,997 … −$905,006

+$2,489,002
−$530,989 … +$5,508,992

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009; short span (2 yr)

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151

Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$1,106,512
−$81,971 … $2,294,996

$3,567,020
$1,844,042 … $5,289,997

+$2,460,507
−$450,954 … +$5,371,968

before entering office; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. K. Michael Conaway (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$10,831,658
$4,795,317 … $16,868,000

$13,288,576
$7,011,152 … $19,566,000

+$2,456,918
−$9,856,848 … +$14,770,683

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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153

Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) (Senate)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

−$200,498
−$480,994 … $79,997

$2,250,000
−$34,998 … $4,534,998

+$2,450,498
−$114,995 … +$5,015,992

before entering office

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154

Rep. Jeff Fortenberry (R-NE) (House)

Republican

2013–2020 (7 yr)

−$2,467,999
−$5,045,993 … $109,995

−$22,998
−$4,330,991 … $4,284,995

+$2,445,001
−$4,440,986 … +$9,330,988

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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155

Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$829,498
−$1,648,989 … −$10,006

$1,609,527
−$315,941 … $3,534,995

+$2,439,024
−$305,935 … +$5,183,984

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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156

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2023 (10 yr)

−$106,492
−$692,982 … $479,997

$2,322,503
−$14,992 … $4,659,998

+$2,428,996
−$494,989 … +$5,352,980

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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157

Rep. John Shimkus (R-IL) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$650,504
$111,009 … $1,189,998

$3,053,003
$751,007 … $5,354,999

+$2,402,500
−$438,991 … +$5,243,990

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997

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158

Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,227,507
$520,018 … $1,934,996

$3,600,514
$2,061,028 … $5,139,999

+$2,373,006
+$126,032 … +$4,619,981

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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159

Rep. Tom Malinowski (D-NJ) (House)

Democrat

2019–2021 (2 yr)

$943,008
−$348,962 … $2,234,977

$3,282,502
$980,006 … $5,584,998

+$2,339,494
−$1,254,971 … +$5,933,960

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Sen. James E. Risch (R-ID) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$53,254,026
$18,688,056 … $87,819,997

$55,560,516
$19,396,034 … $91,724,997

+$2,306,489
−$68,423,963 … +$73,036,941

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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161

Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$255,505
−$4,349,986 … $4,860,996

$2,558,004
−$138,989 … $5,254,997

+$2,302,499
−$4,999,985 … +$9,604,983

earliest available report (2014); entered office 1991

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162

Rep. Nathaniel Moran (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

−$2,304,994
−$4,734,987 … $124,998

−$30,482
−$710,962 … $649,999

+$2,274,513
−$835,960 … +$5,384,986

before entering office

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163

Rep. Alan S. Lowenthal (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$1,445,525
$440,051 … $2,450,999

$3,683,584
$1,360,169 … $6,006,999

+$2,238,059
−$1,090,830 … +$5,566,948

before entering office

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164

Rep. Anthony Gonzalez (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2019–2021 (2 yr)

$6,185,514
$2,481,030 … $9,889,999

$8,420,519
$2,426,040 … $14,414,998

+$2,235,004
−$7,463,959 … +$11,933,968

before entering office; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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Sen. Cory A. Booker (D-NJ) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$374,010
$153,020 … $595,000

$2,608,520
$1,527,040 … $3,689,999

+$2,234,510
+$932,040 … +$3,536,979

before entering office

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Rep. Mark Sanford (R-SC) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

$4,132,015
$2,329,031 … $5,934,999

$6,265,012
$2,805,026 … $9,724,999

+$2,132,998
−$3,129,973 … +$7,395,968

earliest available report (2014); entered office 1995; 2014: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Sam T. Liccardo (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$4,617,524
$1,602,049 … $7,632,999

$6,733,524
$1,215,051 … $12,251,997

+$2,116,000
−$6,417,948 … +$10,649,948

before entering office; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$3,176,502
−$3,434,991 … $9,787,996

$5,277,509
$697,020 … $9,857,998

+$2,101,006
−$9,090,976 … +$13,292,989

before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Carlos A. Gimenez (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$734,504
$203,010 … $1,265,997

$2,830,009
$1,434,022 … $4,225,996

+$2,095,506
+$168,025 … +$4,022,986

before entering office

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Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-NY) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$578,506
$252,014 … $904,999

$2,672,524
$1,370,049 … $3,974,999

+$2,094,018
+$465,050 … +$3,722,985

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1981

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Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$8,482,498
−$6,899,990 … $23,864,985

$10,564,998
−$2,834,991 … $23,964,986

+$2,082,500
−$26,699,976 … +$30,864,976

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Sen. Jerry Moran (R-KS) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$893,510
$392,021 … $1,394,998

$2,956,043
$1,557,086 … $4,355,000

+$2,062,534
+$162,088 … +$3,962,979

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997

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Rep. Glenn Grothman (R-WI) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$928,008
$516,016 … $1,340,000

$2,987,008
$1,864,017 … $4,110,000

+$2,059,000
+$524,017 … +$3,593,984

before entering office

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174

Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$8,914,043
$5,487,087 … $12,340,999

$10,969,524
$4,504,049 … $17,434,998

+$2,055,480
−$7,836,950 … +$11,947,911

before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Justin Amash (L-MI) (House)

Libertarian

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$1,394,013
$518,028 … $2,269,998

$3,344,517
−$206,962 … $6,895,996

+$1,950,504
−$2,476,960 … +$6,377,968

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Jerry L. Carl (R-AL) (House)

Republican

2021–2023 (2 yr)

$9,813,508
$4,347,018 … $15,279,999

$11,723,007
$4,631,015 … $18,814,999

+$1,909,498
−$10,648,984 … +$14,467,981

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Elijah E. Cummings (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2013–2018 (5 yr)

−$472,498
−$1,505,987 … $560,992

$1,420,502
$636,005 … $2,204,998

+$1,892,999
+$75,013 … +$3,710,985

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1996

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Rep. Young Kim (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$844,508
$254,017 … $1,434,999

$2,716,002
$552,004 … $4,879,999

+$1,871,494
−$882,995 … +$4,625,982

before entering office

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Rep. Sheri Biggs (R-SC) (House)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$8,397,558
$3,584,117 … $13,210,999

$10,204,016
$6,202,033 … $14,205,999

+$1,806,458
−$7,008,966 … +$10,621,882

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) (Senate)

Republican

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$382,018
−$195,963 … $959,999

$2,137,024
$489,051 … $3,784,998

+$1,755,006
−$470,948 … +$3,980,961

before entering office

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Rep. James C. Moylan (R-GU) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$178,004
$90,008 … $266,000

$1,919,006
$981,012 … $2,856,999

+$1,741,002
+$715,012 … +$2,766,991

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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182

Rep. Bob Gibbs (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$2,143,030
$1,026,063 … $3,259,998

$3,882,534
$2,118,069 … $5,646,999

+$1,739,504
−$1,141,929 … +$4,620,936

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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183

Rep. Charlie Crist (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2016–2021 (5 yr)

$653,510
−$172,978 … $1,479,999

$2,392,006
$1,552,011 … $3,232,000

+$1,738,495
+$72,012 … +$3,404,978

before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Gerald E. Connolly (D-VA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2024 (11 yr)

$2,211,023
$762,051 … $3,659,995

$3,900,528
$2,270,056 … $5,530,999

+$1,689,504
−$1,389,939 … +$4,768,948

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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185

Rep. Brian Babin (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$2,463,044
$1,220,087 … $3,706,000

$4,118,545
$2,260,090 … $5,977,000

+$1,655,502
−$1,445,910 … +$4,756,913

before entering office

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186

Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) (House / Senate)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$4,439,558
$1,833,120 … $7,045,997

$6,085,523
$2,556,047 … $9,614,999

+$1,645,964
−$4,489,950 … +$7,781,879

before entering office

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187

Rep. Frank D. Lucas (R-OK) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,297,504
$350,014 … $2,244,995

$2,872,508
$1,729,019 … $4,015,997

+$1,575,004
−$515,976 … +$3,665,983

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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188

Rep. Michael F. Doyle (D-PA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$30,502
−$238,994 … $299,997

$1,586,525
$682,052 … $2,490,998

+$1,556,024
+$382,055 … +$2,729,992

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995

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189

Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) (House / Senate)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

−$280,994
−$681,986 … $119,997

$1,260,520
$331,041 … $2,189,999

+$1,541,514
+$211,044 … +$2,871,985

earliest available report (2016); entered office 2003

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190

Rep. John A. Yarmuth (D-KY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$18,951,524
$5,358,050 … $32,544,997

$20,492,572
$7,449,144 … $33,535,999

+$1,541,048
−$25,095,853 … +$28,177,949

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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191

Rep. Julia Letlow (R-LA) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

−$95,482
−$510,961 … $319,998

$1,442,085
$88,171 … $2,795,999

+$1,537,566
−$231,827 … +$3,306,960

before entering office

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192

Rep. Madeleine Z. Bordallo (D-GU) (House)

Democrat

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$5,465,004
$2,380,009 … $8,549,999

$6,997,504
$2,645,008 … $11,350,000

+$1,532,500
−$5,904,991 … +$8,969,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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193

Rep. Greg Stanton (D-AZ) (House)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$153,510
−$578,978 … $885,997

$1,685,516
$346,035 … $3,024,997

+$1,532,006
−$539,962 … +$3,603,975

before entering office

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194

Sen. Joe Manchin, III (I-WV) (Senate)

Independent

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$7,680,036
$3,810,071 … $11,550,000

$9,207,031
$4,754,062 … $13,660,000

+$1,526,996
−$6,795,938 … +$9,849,929

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2010

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195

Rep. Frederica S. Wilson (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$954,006
$563,011 … $1,345,000

$2,440,005
$1,580,010 … $3,300,000

+$1,486,000
+$235,010 … +$2,736,989

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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196

Rep. James R. Baird (R-IN) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$29,500,002
−$10,849,995 … $69,849,998

$30,925,002
$10,600,004 … $51,250,000

+$1,425,000
−$59,249,994 … +$62,099,995

before entering office

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197

Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$80,992
−$666,982 … $504,997

$1,341,011
$392,025 … $2,289,997

+$1,422,004
−$112,972 … +$2,956,979

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2002

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198

Rep. Leonard Lance (R-NJ) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$3,501,532
$1,989,064 … $5,014,000

$4,919,033
$2,849,066 … $6,989,000

+$1,417,501
−$2,164,934 … +$4,999,936

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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199

Sen. Adam B. Schiff (D-CA) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$78,013
−$744,972 … $900,998

$1,481,006
$382,014 … $2,579,997

+$1,402,992
−$518,984 … +$3,324,969

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001

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200

Rep. David B. McKinley (R-WV) (House)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$9,686,543
$4,542,089 … $14,830,997

$11,089,050
$5,908,099 … $16,270,000

+$1,402,506
−$8,922,898 … +$11,727,911

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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201

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,324,017
$578,035 … $2,069,999

$2,725,032
$1,525,064 … $3,925,000

+$1,401,015
−$544,935 … +$3,346,965

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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202

Rep. C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$1,330,012
$450,027 … $2,209,998

$2,716,012
$1,652,025 … $3,780,000

+$1,386,000
−$557,973 … +$3,329,973

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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203

Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$935,518
$456,035 … $1,415,000

$2,285,516
$721,037 … $3,849,996

+$1,349,999
−$693,963 … +$3,393,961

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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204

Rep. Joe Courtney (D-CT) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$461,014
$117,028 … $804,999

$1,798,538
$806,077 … $2,791,000

+$1,337,525
+$1,078 … +$2,673,972

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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205

Rep. Mike Levin (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$418,508
−$317,982 … $1,154,999

$1,710,510
$581,020 … $2,839,999

+$1,292,001
−$573,979 … +$3,157,981

before entering office

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Sen. Bernard Sanders (I-VT) (House / Senate)

Independent

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$366,988
−$958,970 … $224,995

$896,014
$162,029 … $1,629,998

+$1,263,001
−$62,966 … +$2,588,968

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1991

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207

Rep. Brendan F. Boyle (D-PA) (House)

Democrat

2015–2025 (10 yr)

−$137,498
−$1,224,985 … $949,989

$1,125,002
$515,006 … $1,734,997

+$1,262,500
−$434,983 … +$2,959,982

before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2016

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Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-IA) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$358,002
$201,003 … $515,000

$1,600,524
$636,049 … $2,564,999

+$1,242,522
+$121,049 … +$2,363,996

before entering office

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Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$988,494
−$1,621,985 … −$355,003

$238,006
−$163,988 … $639,999

+$1,226,500
+$191,015 … +$2,261,984

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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Rep. Dan Bishop (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2019–2023 (4 yr)

$6,807,530
$3,079,061 … $10,535,999

$8,030,532
$4,060,063 … $12,001,000

+$1,223,002
−$6,475,936 … +$8,921,939

before entering office; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Gary J. Palmer (R-AL) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$1,446,563
$257,127 … $2,635,999

$2,660,516
$1,631,032 … $3,690,000

+$1,213,953
−$1,004,967 … +$3,432,873

before entering office

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Rep. Richard McCormick (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

−$3,476
−$726,951 … $719,999

$1,184,034
$473,069 … $1,895,000

+$1,187,510
−$246,930 … +$2,621,951

before entering office

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Rep. Mark Alford (R-MO) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

−$741,474
−$1,520,946 … $37,997

$424,525
$29,051 … $819,999

+$1,166,000
−$8,946 … +$2,340,945

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Glenn Ivey (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$573,004
$286,011 … $859,998

$1,716,520
$788,040 … $2,644,999

+$1,143,515
−$71,958 … +$2,358,988

before entering office; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Colleen Hanabusa (D-HI) (House)

Democrat

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$812,006
−$21,986 … $1,645,999

$1,955,504
$1,196,010 … $2,714,999

+$1,143,498
−$449,989 … +$2,736,985

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2014, 2015

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Rep. Chris Stewart (R-UT) (House)

Republican

2013–2022 (9 yr)

−$722,000
−$1,248,997 … −$195,002

$407,501
$265,002 … $550,000

+$1,129,500
+$460,004 … +$1,798,997

before entering office

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Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,151,518
$433,036 … $1,869,999

$2,264,023
$1,208,047 … $3,319,999

+$1,112,506
−$661,952 … +$2,886,963

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-MI) (House)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$713,007
$289,015 … $1,136,999

$1,789,510
$839,021 … $2,739,999

+$1,076,503
−$297,978 … +$2,450,984

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011

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Sen. Tom Udall (D-NM) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$1,690,520
−$108,957 … $3,489,996

$2,759,014
$1,173,029 … $4,344,998

+$1,068,494
−$2,316,967 … +$4,453,955

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1999

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Rep. Brenda L. Lawrence (D-MI) (House)

Democrat

2015–2021 (6 yr)

$1,116,010
$577,020 … $1,654,999

$2,181,514
$1,258,029 … $3,104,999

+$1,065,504
−$396,970 … +$2,527,979

before entering office

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Rep. Ed Whitfield (R-KY) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$3,266,029
$1,627,060 … $4,904,998

$4,318,049
$2,121,100 … $6,514,998

+$1,052,020
−$2,783,898 … +$4,887,938

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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Rep. Darren Soto (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2015–2025 (10 yr)

−$215,493
−$575,982 … $144,996

$825,501
$201,005 … $1,449,997

+$1,040,994
+$56,009 … +$2,025,979

before entering office

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Rep. Michael E. Capuano (D-MA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$1,744,518
$572,040 … $2,916,997

$2,781,522
$1,346,046 … $4,216,998

+$1,037,004
−$1,570,951 … +$3,644,958

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1999

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Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$416,508
−$236,980 … $1,069,996

$1,451,508
$447,021 … $2,455,996

+$1,035,000
−$622,975 … +$2,692,976

earliest available report (2015); entered office 2013

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Rep. Diana DeGette (D-CO) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,166,514
−$147,966 … $2,480,995

$2,196,016
$487,036 … $3,904,997

+$1,029,502
−$1,993,959 … +$4,052,963

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$68,506
−$450,985 … $587,997

$1,083,026
$183,055 … $1,982,997

+$1,014,520
−$404,942 … +$2,433,982

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1998

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227

Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$248,523
−$1,000,950 … $1,497,996

$1,261,525
−$86,948 … $2,609,998

+$1,013,002
−$1,584,944 … +$3,610,948

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Doris O. Matsui (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$1,301,509
$772,018 … $1,831,000

$2,306,007
$1,482,014 … $3,130,000

+$1,004,498
−$348,986 … +$2,357,982

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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Rep. Martha Roby (R-AL) (House)

Republican

2014–2019 (5 yr)

$412,518
−$406,961 … $1,231,998

$1,416,024
$143,049 … $2,688,998

+$1,003,505
−$1,088,949 … +$3,095,959

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011

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Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$1,474,014
$581,029 … $2,366,999

$2,477,014
$1,258,030 … $3,695,999

+$1,003,000
−$1,108,969 … +$3,114,970

before entering office

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Rep. Cliff Bentz (R-OR) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$5,264,530
$2,524,066 … $8,004,993

$6,259,045
$3,398,091 … $9,119,999

+$994,516
−$4,606,902 … +$6,595,933

before entering office

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Rep. Al Green (D-TX) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$4,707,506
$1,765,012 … $7,649,999

$5,700,006
$2,650,012 … $8,750,000

+$992,500
−$4,999,987 … +$6,984,988

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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Rep. Colin Z. Allred (D-TX) (House)

Democrat

2018–2023 (5 yr)

$721,006
$412,011 … $1,030,000

$1,706,015
$721,031 … $2,690,999

+$985,010
−$308,969 … +$2,278,988

before entering office

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Rep. Raul Ruiz (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$352,506
$30,013 … $674,999

$1,330,522
$671,043 … $1,990,000

+$978,016
−$3,956 … +$1,959,987

before entering office

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Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$674,506
$399,011 … $950,000

$1,651,036
$261,074 … $3,040,999

+$976,531
−$688,926 … +$2,641,988

before entering office

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Rep. David E. Price (D-NC) (House)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$6,202,042
$2,694,083 … $9,710,000

$7,175,039
$3,350,078 … $11,000,000

+$972,998
−$6,359,922 … +$8,305,917

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2022

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Rep. Susan A. Davis (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$1,607,020
$354,041 … $2,859,998

$2,565,023
$955,048 … $4,174,998

+$958,004
−$1,904,950 … +$3,820,957

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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238

Rep. Jeff Miller (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

−$111,497
−$802,991 … $579,997

$838,504
$162,012 … $1,514,996

+$950,001
−$417,985 … +$2,317,987

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; short span (2 yr)

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239

Rep. A. Drew Ferguson IV (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2016–2023 (7 yr)

$578,504
$155,011 … $1,001,998

$1,526,010
$526,024 … $2,525,996

+$947,506
−$475,974 … +$2,370,985

before entering office

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Rep. Bryan Steil (R-WI) (House)

Republican

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$1,030,014
$535,029 … $1,525,000

$1,966,512
$1,128,025 … $2,804,999

+$936,498
−$396,975 … +$2,269,970

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Rep. J. Luis Correa (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2016–2019 (3 yr)

$4,766,520
$2,266,043 … $7,266,998

$5,690,520
$3,444,043 … $7,936,998

+$924,000
−$3,822,955 … +$5,670,955

before entering office; 2019: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Donald Norcross (D-NJ) (House)

Democrat

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$1,572,530
$251,064 … $2,893,997

$2,496,524
$1,226,050 … $3,766,998

+$923,994
−$1,667,947 … +$3,515,934

earliest available report (2015); entered office 2014

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Rep. Sylvia R. Garcia (D-TX) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$142,508
−$285,981 … $570,998

$1,042,012
$438,025 … $1,645,999

+$899,504
−$132,973 … +$1,931,980

before entering office

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Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) (House)

Republican

2017–2022 (5 yr)

$436,006
$17,015 … $854,998

$1,322,017
$559,035 … $2,084,999

+$886,010
−$295,963 … +$2,067,984

before entering office

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Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$1,199,019
$603,038 … $1,795,000

$2,080,024
$1,099,048 … $3,061,000

+$881,005
−$695,952 … +$2,457,962

before entering office

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Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$161,008
−$93,983 … $415,999

$1,033,504
$567,009 … $1,499,998

+$872,496
+$151,010 … +$1,593,981

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1983

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Rep. Mike Carey (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$991,510
$538,021 … $1,445,000

$1,828,532
$944,063 … $2,713,000

+$837,021
−$500,937 … +$2,174,979

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. Andy Kim (D-NJ) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$215,502
$130,005 … $301,000

$1,046,513
$23,028 … $2,069,998

+$831,010
−$277,972 … +$1,939,993

before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018

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Rep. Becca Balint (D-VT) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$1,222,044
$409,087 … $2,035,000

$2,046,044
$937,088 … $3,155,000

+$824,000
−$1,097,912 … +$2,745,913

before entering office

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250

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$1,361,993
−$2,156,981 … −$567,005

−$548,499
−$1,116,993 … $19,995

+$813,494
−$549,988 … +$2,176,976

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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Rep. Jared Huffman (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$314,518
−$714,961 … $1,343,998

$1,106,021
$135,044 … $2,076,998

+$791,502
−$1,208,954 … +$2,791,959

before entering office

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Rep. John P. Sarbanes (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2015–2023 (8 yr)

$281,504
$98,009 … $464,998

$1,061,506
$478,014 … $1,644,999

+$780,003
+$13,016 … +$1,546,990

earliest available report (2015); entered office 2007

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Rep. Greg Landsman (D-OH) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$1,442,534
$533,068 … $2,351,999

$2,197,527
$974,056 … $3,420,998

+$754,994
−$1,377,943 … +$2,887,930

before entering office

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Rep. Eliot L. Engel (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2019 (6 yr)

−$860,498
−$1,415,993 … −$305,004

−$106,498
−$282,995 … $69,998

+$754,000
+$22,009 … +$1,485,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1989

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Rep. Luke Messer (R-IN) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

−$329,986
−$1,164,967 … $504,994

$422,030
−$575,938 … $1,419,997

+$752,016
−$1,080,932 … +$2,584,964

before entering office

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Rep. Michael K. Simpson (R-ID) (House)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$1,695,024
$543,049 … $2,846,998

$2,445,005
$1,590,010 … $3,300,000

+$749,982
−$1,256,988 … +$2,756,951

earliest available report (2014); entered office 1999

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257

Rep. Abigail Davis Spanberger (D-VA) (House)

Democrat

2018–2023 (5 yr)

$1,031,012
$17,028 … $2,044,996

$1,772,016
$849,032 … $2,694,999

+$741,004
−$1,195,964 … +$2,677,971

before entering office

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258

Rep. Sean Casten (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$2,527,024
$944,049 … $4,109,999

$3,249,516
$1,503,032 … $4,995,999

+$722,492
−$2,606,967 … +$4,051,950

before entering office

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259

Rep. William R. Keating (D-MA) (House)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$2,718,018
$1,474,038 … $3,961,999

$3,437,052
$1,753,104 … $5,121,000

+$719,034
−$2,208,895 … +$3,646,962

earliest available report (2017); entered office 2011; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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260

Rep. John Katko (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2014–2021 (7 yr)

$24,002
$3,003 … $45,000

$742,014
$164,029 … $1,319,998

+$718,012
+$119,029 … +$1,316,995

before entering office

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261

Rep. Stephanie I. Bice (R-OK) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$581,026
$7,053 … $1,154,999

$1,290,025
$280,052 … $2,299,998

+$708,999
−$874,947 … +$2,292,945

before entering office

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262

Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$574,501
−$798,999 … −$350,003

$123,504
$56,008 … $191,000

+$698,005
+$406,011 … +$989,999

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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263

Rep. James R. Langevin (D-RI) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$209,008
−$2,016,972 … $2,434,989

$907,008
−$1,200,973 … $3,014,989

+$698,000
−$3,635,962 … +$5,031,961

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001

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Rep. Lynn Jenkins (R-KS) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$406,007
$132,015 … $679,999

$1,095,506
$626,014 … $1,564,999

+$689,500
−$53,985 … +$1,432,984

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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265

Rep. Robert A. Brady (D-PA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$1,465,503
$830,007 … $2,100,999

$2,150,502
$1,300,006 … $3,000,999

+$685,000
−$800,993 … +$2,170,992

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1998

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266

Rep. Max Rose (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2017–2021 (4 yr)

$161,007
$42,014 … $280,000

$841,003
$381,008 … $1,300,998

+$679,996
+$101,008 … +$1,258,984

before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2020

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267

Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$4,254,036
$2,413,072 … $6,095,000

$4,926,538
$2,908,076 … $6,945,000

+$672,502
−$3,186,924 … +$4,531,928

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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268

Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$478,520
$52,041 … $904,998

$1,145,532
−$308,932 … $2,599,997

+$667,013
−$1,213,930 … +$2,547,956

before entering office

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Rep. Robert C. "Bobby" Scott (D-VA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$129,028
−$638,939 … $896,996

$794,519
$25,042 … $1,563,996

+$665,490
−$871,954 … +$2,202,935

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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Rep. Deborah K. Ross (D-NC) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$3,937,035
$1,278,073 … $6,595,997

$4,601,537
$1,761,077 … $7,441,997

+$664,502
−$4,834,920 … +$6,163,924

before entering office; 2021: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D-NY) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$105,502
$46,004 … $165,000

$757,502
$465,004 … $1,050,000

+$652,000
+$300,004 … +$1,003,996

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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272

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2016–2023 (7 yr)

$336,506
$118,013 … $554,999

$987,508
$560,017 … $1,415,000

+$651,002
+$5,018 … +$1,296,987

before entering office

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273

Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

−$999,502
−$1,898,998 … −$100,007

−$355,498
−$510,996 … −$200,001

+$644,004
−$410,989 … +$1,698,997

before entering office

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274

Rep. John C. Carney Jr. (D-DE) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$737,014
$364,028 … $1,110,000

$1,378,532
$594,064 … $2,163,000

+$641,518
−$515,936 … +$1,798,972

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)

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275

Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) (House / Senate)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$1,457,554
−$714,881 … $3,629,990

$2,096,054
−$247,886 … $4,439,995

+$638,500
−$3,877,876 … +$5,154,876

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2001; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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276

Rep. Bruce Westerman (R-AR) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$435,508
$171,017 … $699,999

$1,059,517
$537,034 … $1,582,000

+$624,009
−$162,965 … +$1,410,983

earliest available report (2017); entered office 2015; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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277

Rep. Steve Chabot (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$725,514
$336,028 … $1,115,000

$1,348,512
$792,024 … $1,905,000

+$622,998
−$322,976 … +$1,568,972

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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278

Rep. Marilyn Strickland (D-WA) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$393,022
−$239,955 … $1,025,998

$1,005,529
$146,059 … $1,864,999

+$612,508
−$879,939 … +$2,104,954

before entering office

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279

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) (House)

Democrat

2014–2019 (5 yr)

−$566,496
−$925,992 … −$207,001

$36,004
−$508,992 … $580,999

+$602,500
−$301,991 … +$1,506,991

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013

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280

Rep. Paul D. Ryan (R-WI) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$6,331,038
$2,532,076 … $10,129,999

$6,932,041
$2,779,084 … $11,084,998

+$601,004
−$7,350,915 … +$8,552,922

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1999

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281

Rep. Daniel Webster (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$697,504
$420,009 … $975,000

$1,295,508
$751,015 … $1,840,000

+$598,003
−$223,985 … +$1,419,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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282

Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$40,002
$5,005 … $75,000

$635,011
$295,022 … $975,000

+$595,008
+$220,022 … +$969,995

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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283

Rep. John R. Carter (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$2,857,500
$615,003 … $5,099,998

$3,450,002
$1,100,005 … $5,799,998

+$592,501
−$3,999,993 … +$5,184,995

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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284

Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

−$326,500
−$662,995 … $9,996

$261,002
−$212,992 … $734,997

+$587,502
−$222,988 … +$1,397,992

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285

Rep. Peter A. DeFazio (D-OR) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$637,008
$33,021 … $1,240,996

$1,215,006
$597,012 … $1,832,999

+$577,997
−$643,984 … +$1,799,978

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987

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286

Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$41,002
−$483,996 … $565,999

$615,501
$266,003 … $964,999

+$574,500
−$299,996 … +$1,448,995

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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287

Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,921,520
$1,037,041 … $2,805,999

$2,496,016
$1,451,031 … $3,541,000

+$574,496
−$1,354,968 … +$2,503,959

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1991

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288

Rep. Frank A. LoBiondo (R-NJ) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$130,036
−$964,925 … $1,224,997

$703,057
−$594,884 … $2,000,998

+$573,021
−$1,819,881 … +$2,965,923

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995

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289

Rep. Michael F. Q. San Nicolas (D-GU) (House)

Democrat

2018–2021 (3 yr)

$1,261,014
$217,036 … $2,304,993

$1,831,508
−$138,979 … $3,801,996

+$570,494
−$2,443,972 … +$3,584,960

before entering office

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290

Rep. Terri A. Sewell (D-AL) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$358,992
−$1,038,981 … $320,996

$210,508
−$364,981 … $785,996

+$569,500
−$685,977 … +$1,824,977

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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291

Rep. Mike Bost (R-IL) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

−$170,496
−$550,991 … $209,998

$395,012
$49,025 … $740,999

+$565,508
−$160,973 … +$1,291,990

before entering office

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292

Rep. James Comer (R-KY) (House)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$5,035,010
$1,770,022 … $8,299,998

$5,595,522
$2,801,046 … $8,389,998

+$560,512
−$5,498,952 … +$6,619,976

before entering office

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293

Rep. Cheri Bustos (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2015–2021 (6 yr)

$200,512
−$458,973 … $859,996

$761,008
$6,019 … $1,515,997

+$560,496
−$853,977 … +$1,974,970

earliest available report (2015); entered office 2013

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294

Rep. Christopher H. Smith (R-NJ) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

−$175,000
−$250,000 … −$100,001

$382,502
$215,003 … $550,000

+$557,502
+$315,004 … +$800,000

earliest available report (2017); entered office 1981; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022; earlier annual report(s) for 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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295

Rep. Erin Houchin (R-IN) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$1,000,014
$365,029 … $1,634,998

$1,550,514
$851,028 … $2,249,999

+$550,500
−$783,970 … +$1,884,970

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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296

Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) (House)

Republican

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$593,008
−$593,981 … $1,779,996

$1,137,510
−$121,976 … $2,396,997

+$544,503
−$1,901,972 … +$2,990,978

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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297

Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$20,496
−$300,990 … $259,999

$522,004
$234,010 … $809,999

+$542,500
−$25,989 … +$1,110,989

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997

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298

Rep. Michael R. Turner (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$442,998
−$765,993 … −$120,004

$96,516
−$396,965 … $589,997

+$539,514
−$276,961 … +$1,355,990

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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299

Rep. Larry Bucshon (R-IN) (House)

Republican

2018–2023 (5 yr)

$1,394,519
$460,040 … $2,328,998

$1,927,016
$869,034 … $2,984,997

+$532,496
−$1,459,964 … +$2,524,957

earliest available report (2018); entered office 2011; 2023: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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300

Rep. Garret Graves (R-LA) (House)

Republican

2014–2023 (9 yr)

$159,511
−$623,975 … $942,997

$691,518
$6,037 … $1,376,998

+$532,006
−$936,960 … +$2,000,973

before entering office

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301

Rep. Denny Heck (D-WA) (House)

Democrat

2014–2019 (5 yr)

$6,853,033
$3,859,068 … $9,846,998

$7,382,532
$4,125,067 … $10,639,998

+$529,500
−$5,721,931 … +$6,780,930

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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302

Rep. Andrea Salinas (D-OR) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

−$72,488
−$680,974 … $535,999

$452,512
−$94,974 … $999,999

+$525,000
−$630,973 … +$1,680,973

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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303

Rep. Dwight Evans (D-PA) (House)

Democrat

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$550,001
$315,003 … $784,999

$1,072,016
$388,035 … $1,755,998

+$522,016
−$396,964 … +$1,440,995

before entering office

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304

Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$6,722,528
$2,595,057 … $10,849,998

$7,241,036
$2,877,074 … $11,604,997

+$518,508
−$7,972,924 … +$9,009,940

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; short span (2 yr)

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305

Rep. Pete Aguilar (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2015–2025 (10 yr)

−$681,497
−$993,992 … −$369,002

−$164,994
−$429,986 … $99,999

+$516,504
−$60,984 … +$1,093,991

before entering office

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Sen. John Boozman (R-AR) (House / Senate)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$2,673,550
$717,104 … $4,629,997

$3,185,550
$1,156,102 … $5,214,997

+$511,999
−$3,473,895 … +$4,497,893

earliest available report (2023); entered office 2001; short span (2 yr)

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307

Rep. Xavier Becerra (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$848,522
−$343,952 … $2,040,997

$1,350,022
$354,046 … $2,345,997

+$501,499
−$1,686,951 … +$2,689,949

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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308

Rep. Ed Perlmutter (D-CO) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

−$67,490
−$597,979 … $462,998

$430,020
−$158,958 … $1,018,999

+$497,511
−$621,956 … +$1,616,978

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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309

Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$212,005
−$570,985 … $994,995

$698,005
$48,014 … $1,347,996

+$486,000
−$946,981 … +$1,918,981

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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Rep. Val T. Hoyle (D-OR) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$211,514
−$316,969 … $739,997

$695,512
$98,027 … $1,292,996

+$483,998
−$641,970 … +$1,609,965

before entering office

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311

Rep. Stephen Knight (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

$197,006
−$525,984 … $919,996

$672,006
$24,016 … $1,319,997

+$475,000
−$895,980 … +$1,845,981

before entering office

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312

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$946,009
$337,020 … $1,554,998

$1,415,016
$605,033 … $2,224,999

+$469,007
−$949,965 … +$1,887,979

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995

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Rep. Ron Kind (D-WI) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$1,102,510
$283,022 … $1,921,998

$1,568,508
$832,018 … $2,304,999

+$465,998
−$1,089,980 … +$2,021,977

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Vince Fong (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$2,030,528
$936,057 … $3,124,998

$2,495,028
$1,230,059 … $3,759,998

+$464,501
−$1,894,939 … +$2,823,941

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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Rep. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$65,034
−$769,931 … $899,999

$525,542
−$549,914 … $1,600,999

+$460,508
−$1,449,913 … +$2,370,930

before entering office

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Rep. Rodney Davis (R-IL) (House)

Republican

2014–2021 (7 yr)

$134,507
−$115,985 … $384,999

$589,018
$258,036 … $919,999

+$454,510
−$126,963 … +$1,035,984

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013; 2014: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. John Thune (R-SD) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$241,510
−$61,980 … $544,999

$690,014
$315,029 … $1,064,999

+$448,504
−$229,970 … +$1,126,979

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997

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318

Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$64,516
−$651,967 … $780,998

$510,518
−$464,962 … $1,485,997

+$446,002
−$1,245,960 … +$2,137,964

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) (House)

Republican

2013–2024 (11 yr)

−$1,013,000
−$1,410,996 … −$615,005

−$574,501
−$798,999 … −$350,003

+$438,500
−$183,994 … +$1,060,993

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2008; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2015, 2016; later annual report(s) for 2025 exist but could not be used for net worth

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320

Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

−$228,997
−$687,993 … $229,999

$207,002
−$395,994 … $809,998

+$435,999
−$625,993 … +$1,497,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995

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321

Rep. Ted Poe (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2015–2017 (2 yr)

$1,020,008
$490,017 … $1,549,999

$1,444,008
$768,018 … $2,119,999

+$424,000
−$781,981 … +$1,629,982

earliest available report (2015); entered office 2005; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Edward R. Royce (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

−$898,494
−$1,416,987 … −$380,002

−$474,992
−$1,310,982 … $360,997

+$423,502
−$930,980 … +$1,777,984

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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323

Rep. Ryan A. Costello (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

−$47,994
−$680,985 … $584,996

$373,506
$17,014 … $729,999

+$421,501
−$567,982 … +$1,410,984

before entering office

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Rep. Randy Hultgren (R-IL) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

−$417,500
−$584,999 … −$250,002

$0
−$149,999 … $149,999

+$417,500
+$100,003 … +$734,998

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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Rep. Linda T. Sánchez (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$551,992
−$1,562,977 … $458,994

−$134,498
−$1,244,992 … $975,997

+$417,494
−$1,703,986 … +$2,538,974

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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Rep. Patrick Ryan (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$2,701,538
$1,208,077 … $4,194,999

$3,112,544
$1,300,090 … $4,924,999

+$411,006
−$2,894,909 … +$3,716,922

before entering office; 2022: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Peter T. King (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$150,001
−$49,997 … $349,999

$550,001
$350,002 … $750,000

+$400,000
+$3 … +$799,997

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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328

Rep. Steve Stivers (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2013–2020 (7 yr)

$700,022
−$74,954 … $1,474,998

$1,096,518
$190,038 … $2,002,998

+$396,496
−$1,284,960 … +$2,077,952

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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329

Rep. Darin LaHood (R-IL) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

−$102,485
−$454,969 … $249,999

$289,016
−$82,967 … $660,999

+$391,501
−$332,966 … +$1,115,968

before entering office

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330

Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) (Senate)

Republican

2014–2021 (7 yr)

$1,483,528
$462,056 … $2,504,999

$1,872,514
$845,028 … $2,899,999

+$388,986
−$1,659,971 … +$2,437,943

before entering office

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331

Rep. Russ Fulcher (R-ID) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

−$29,496
−$198,991 … $139,999

$356,504
$218,008 … $495,000

+$386,000
+$78,009 … +$693,991

before entering office

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Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$2,606,003
$87,011 … $5,124,995

$2,988,504
$627,010 … $5,349,997

+$382,500
−$4,497,985 … +$5,262,986

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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333

Rep. G. K. Butterfield (D-NC) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$964,008
−$436,974 … $2,364,989

$1,345,508
$526,017 … $2,164,998

+$381,500
−$1,838,972 … +$2,601,972

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2004; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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334

Rep. Gregorio Kilili Camacho Sablan (D-MP) (House)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$156,002
$47,006 … $264,999

$536,516
$206,033 … $867,000

+$380,514
−$58,966 … +$819,994

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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335

Rep. Harriet M. Hageman (R-WY) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$3,712,530
$2,045,063 … $5,379,997

$4,092,094
$1,594,188 … $6,589,999

+$379,564
−$3,785,809 … +$4,544,936

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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336

Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2020–2024 (4 yr)

−$575,500
−$825,996 … −$325,003

−$197,497
−$409,993 … $14,999

+$378,002
−$84,990 … +$840,995

before entering office

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337

Rep. Michael M. Honda (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$589,004
$83,010 … $1,094,999

$964,004
$333,010 … $1,594,999

+$375,000
−$761,989 … +$1,511,989

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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338

Rep. Delia C. Ramirez (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$216,001
$2,003 … $429,999

$591,001
$202,004 … $979,998

+$375,000
−$227,995 … +$977,995

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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339

Rep. Theodore E. Deutch (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2016–2021 (5 yr)

$443,522
−$175,955 … $1,062,999

$816,018
$202,037 … $1,429,999

+$372,496
−$860,962 … +$1,605,954

earliest available report (2016); entered office 2010

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340

Rep. Mary E. Miller (R-IL) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$15,032,501
$4,580,005 … $25,484,997

$15,400,000
$4,930,005 … $25,869,996

+$367,500
−$20,554,992 … +$21,289,991

before entering office

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341

Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-IN) (House)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$93,006
−$139,987 … $325,999

$458,508
$191,018 … $725,999

+$365,502
−$134,981 … +$865,986

before entering office

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342

Rep. Michael Cloud (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$254,506
$124,012 … $385,000

$615,507
$316,014 … $915,000

+$361,001
−$68,986 … +$790,988

before entering office

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Rep. Todd Rokita (R-IN) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$345,522
−$568,949 … $1,259,994

$702,526
−$629,941 … $2,034,993

+$357,004
−$1,889,935 … +$2,603,942

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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Rep. Brian J. Mast (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$204,504
$99,008 … $310,000

$550,501
$100,003 … $1,000,999

+$345,997
−$209,997 … +$901,991

before entering office

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Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) (Senate)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$394,012
−$131,976 … $919,999

$739,512
$94,024 … $1,384,999

+$345,500
−$825,975 … +$1,516,975

before entering office

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346

Rep. Daniel T. Kildee (D-MI) (House)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$247,502
$110,006 … $384,999

$590,002
$230,006 … $949,999

+$342,500
−$154,993 … +$839,993

before entering office

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347

Rep. Joe Neguse (D-CO) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

−$312,500
−$464,999 … −$160,001

$30,000
−$514,998 … $574,998

+$342,500
−$354,997 … +$1,039,997

before entering office

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348

Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$448,002
$231,005 … $664,999

$790,004
$470,008 … $1,109,999

+$342,002
−$194,991 … +$878,994

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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349

Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$3,499,078
$1,153,160 … $5,844,996

$3,839,032
$1,802,069 … $5,875,996

+$339,954
−$4,042,927 … +$4,722,836

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987

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350

Rep. August Pfluger (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$864,014
−$3,566,970 … $5,294,999

$1,200,021
$50,045 … $2,349,997

+$336,006
−$5,244,954 … +$5,916,967

before entering office

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351

Rep. Jim Bridenstine (R-OK) (House)

Republican

2013–2016 (3 yr)

−$501,500
−$732,997 … −$270,002

−$167,500
−$419,997 … $84,998

+$334,000
−$149,995 … +$817,995

before entering office

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352

Rep. Andy Levin (D-MI) (House)

Democrat

2019–2021 (2 yr)

$1,239,016
$242,036 … $2,235,997

$1,571,533
$360,068 … $2,782,998

+$332,516
−$1,875,929 … +$2,540,962

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2013–2022 (9 yr)

−$3,997
−$173,993 … $165,999

$325,002
$5 … $649,998

+$328,998
−$165,994 … +$823,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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354

Rep. Lee M. Zeldin (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2014–2021 (7 yr)

$194,004
$102,009 … $286,000

$512,504
$300,009 … $725,000

+$318,500
+$14,009 … +$622,991

before entering office

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355

Rep. Lou Barletta (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

−$1,528,958
−$5,269,911 … $2,211,996

−$1,210,472
−$4,573,938 … $2,152,995

+$318,486
−$6,785,934 … +$7,422,906

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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356

Rep. Aaron Bean (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$803,007
−$155,983 … $1,761,997

$1,113,505
$127,013 … $2,099,997

+$310,498
−$1,634,984 … +$2,255,980

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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357

Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) (House / Senate)

Republican

2014–2019 (5 yr)

−$72,993
−$375,982 … $229,996

$234,008
−$111,981 … $579,998

+$307,002
−$341,977 … +$955,980

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011

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358

Rep. Anthony G. Brown (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2017–2021 (4 yr)

−$226,998
−$418,996 … −$35,001

$78,004
−$258,991 … $414,999

+$305,002
−$223,990 … +$833,995

before entering office

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359

Rep. Laura Friedman (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$974,526
$420,052 … $1,529,000

$1,279,022
$463,045 … $2,094,999

+$304,496
−$1,065,955 … +$1,674,947

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Jonathan L. Jackson (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$2,648,014
$1,280,031 … $4,015,998

$2,945,029
$1,329,060 … $4,560,998

+$297,014
−$2,686,938 … +$3,280,967

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361

Rep. Dave Min (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$1,024,526
−$331,946 … $2,380,998

$1,320,030
−$150,937 … $2,790,998

+$295,504
−$2,531,935 … +$3,122,944

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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362

Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) (Senate)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$503,015
$106,032 … $899,998

$790,024
$255,050 … $1,324,999

+$287,010
−$644,948 … +$1,218,967

before entering office

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363

Rep. Jason Smith (R-MO) (House)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$566,011
−$438,971 … $1,570,993

$837,007
−$416,980 … $2,090,994

+$270,996
−$1,987,973 … +$2,529,965

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013

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364

Rep. Jody B. Hice (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2014–2021 (7 yr)

$48,502
−$167,995 … $264,998

$315,502
$66,004 … $564,999

+$267,000
−$198,994 … +$732,994

before entering office

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365

Rep. Nanette Diaz Barragán (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$2,479,006
$67,014 … $4,890,998

$2,742,010
$224,021 … $5,259,998

+$263,004
−$4,666,977 … +$5,192,984

before entering office

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366

Rep. Chris Pappas (D-NH) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$2,581,510
−$156,975 … $5,319,996

$2,844,012
−$391,969 … $6,079,994

+$262,502
−$5,711,965 … +$6,236,969

before entering office

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367

Rep. James E. Clyburn (D-SC) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$356,490
−$889,978 … $176,997

−$93,998
−$417,994 … $229,997

+$262,492
−$594,991 … +$1,119,975

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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368

Rep. Jennifer L. McClellan (D-VA) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$2,022,508
$885,019 … $3,159,996

$2,284,505
$969,017 … $3,599,993

+$261,998
−$2,190,979 … +$2,714,974

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Mark Takano (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$146,502
$37,004 … $255,999

$406,004
$232,007 … $580,000

+$259,502
−$23,992 … +$542,996

before entering office

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Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2020 (7 yr)

$469,514
$199,028 … $740,000

$725,512
$354,024 … $1,096,999

+$255,998
−$385,976 … +$897,971

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN) (House)

Democrat

2013–2019 (6 yr)

−$399,498
−$596,994 … −$202,003

−$149,498
−$246,994 … −$52,001

+$250,001
−$44,991 … +$544,993

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018

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Rep. Mark E. Amodei (R-NV) (House)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

−$8,998
−$297,995 … $279,998

$240,501
$16,003 … $464,999

+$249,500
−$263,995 … +$762,994

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011

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373

Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2013–2020 (7 yr)

$8,000
−$48,998 … $64,999

$247,502
$145,005 … $350,000

+$239,502
+$80,006 … +$398,998

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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374

Sen. Patrick J. Leahy (D-VT) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

−$492,997
−$845,993 … −$140,001

−$260,497
−$580,992 … $59,998

+$232,500
−$440,991 … +$905,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1975

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Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-TN) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$175,005
−$199,986 … $549,996

$404,008
$216,015 … $592,000

+$229,002
−$333,981 … +$791,986

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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376

Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$15,502
−$483,994 … $514,997

$244,018
−$218,963 … $706,998

+$228,516
−$733,960 … +$1,190,992

before entering office

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377

Rep. Nydia M. Velázquez (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$200,000
−$529,999 … $129,998

$24,999
−$499,999 … $549,997

+$225,000
−$629,997 … +$1,079,996

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022

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378

Rep. Randy K. Weber, Sr. (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$358,002
−$48,995 … $764,998

$579,516
−$400,965 … $1,559,997

+$221,514
−$1,165,963 … +$1,608,992

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) (House)

Democrat

2018–2025 (7 yr)

−$42,998
−$95,996 … $9,999

$178,018
−$493,962 … $849,997

+$221,016
−$503,961 … +$945,993

before entering office

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380

Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

−$12,500
−$514,999 … $489,999

$200,500
−$4,999,995 … $5,400,996

+$213,000
−$5,489,994 … +$5,915,995

before entering office

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381

Rep. Grace F. Napolitano (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2019–2023 (4 yr)

$1,131,502
$418,007 … $1,844,997

$1,341,502
$752,005 … $1,930,999

+$210,000
−$1,092,992 … +$1,512,992

earliest available report (2019); entered office 1999

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382

Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$3,398,012
$906,025 … $5,889,999

$3,608,012
$1,176,024 … $6,039,999

+$210,000
−$4,713,975 … +$5,133,974

before entering office

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383

Rep. Steven Horsford (D-NV) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$286,995
−$488,989 … −$85,001

−$77,499
−$204,997 … $49,999

+$209,496
−$119,996 … +$538,988

before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017

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384

Rep. Donna F. Edwards (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

−$525,998
−$792,992 … −$259,003

−$318,496
−$492,992 … −$144,001

+$207,501
−$233,989 … +$648,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2008; short span (2 yr)

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385

Rep. Renee L. Ellmers (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

−$696,500
−$1,077,995 … −$315,004

−$493,499
−$816,994 … −$170,004

+$203,000
−$501,990 … +$907,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)

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386

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$175,002
$19,007 … $330,998

$376,508
$158,017 … $595,000

+$201,506
−$172,981 … +$575,993

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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387

Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) (House)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$30,002
−$139,995 … $199,999

$230,502
−$203,994 … $664,997

+$200,500
−$403,993 … +$804,992

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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388

Rep. Timothy M. Kennedy (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

−$8,998
−$242,992 … $224,997

$191,002
−$92,992 … $474,997

+$200,000
−$317,989 … +$717,989

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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389

Rep. LaMonica McIver (D-NJ) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$290,502
−$168,993 … $749,997

$486,004
−$33,991 … $1,005,998

+$195,502
−$783,988 … +$1,174,991

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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390

Rep. Danny K. Davis (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2013–2024 (11 yr)

$257,506
$121,012 … $394,000

$449,506
$234,013 … $665,000

+$192,000
−$159,987 … +$543,988

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997

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391

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$281,002
−$117,994 … $679,998

$472,004
−$15,991 … $959,998

+$191,002
−$695,989 … +$1,077,992

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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392

Rep. Kevin Yoder (R-KS) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$48,003
−$263,990 … $359,996

$237,509
−$314,977 … $789,995

+$189,506
−$674,973 … +$1,053,985

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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393

Rep. Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. (D-GA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$276,499
−$618,993 … $65,995

−$91,500
−$282,995 … $99,995

+$184,999
−$348,990 … +$718,988

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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394

Rep. Kristen McDonald Rivet (D-MI) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$1,737,018
$853,036 … $2,620,999

$1,921,018
$987,036 … $2,854,999

+$184,000
−$1,633,963 … +$2,001,963

before entering office; 2024: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)

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395

Sen. Raphael G. Warnock (D-GA) (Senate)

Democrat

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$551,006
−$2,986 … $1,104,998

$734,509
−$115,981 … $1,584,999

+$183,503
−$1,220,979 … +$1,587,985

before entering office

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396

Rep. Trent Kelly (R-MS) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$217,500
−$134,994 … $569,994

$400,502
$166,005 … $634,998

+$183,002
−$403,989 … +$769,992

before entering office

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397

Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-TX) (House)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$110,500
−$69,996 … $290,996

$293,500
−$97,995 … $684,995

+$183,000
−$388,991 … +$754,991

before entering office

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398

Rep. Sam Johnson (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

−$159,000
−$282,997 … −$35,002

$16,502
$2,003 … $31,000

+$175,501
+$37,005 … +$313,997

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1991

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399

Rep. Alma S. Adams (D-NC) (House)

Democrat

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$232,500
$15,002 … $449,999

$407,501
$265,002 … $550,000

+$175,000
−$184,997 … +$534,998

earliest available report (2015); entered office 2014

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Rep. Mike Ezell (R-MS) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

−$234,000
−$347,998 … −$120,002

−$59,000
−$97,998 … −$20,001

+$175,000
+$22,004 … +$327,997

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Walter B. Jones (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$300,508
−$26,981 … $627,998

$475,008
$73,019 … $876,998

+$174,500
−$554,979 … +$903,979

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995

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402

Sen. Jack Reed (D-RI) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$394,476
−$1,278,948 … $489,996

−$222,991
−$530,980 … $84,998

+$171,485
−$1,020,976 … +$1,363,946

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1991

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403

Rep. Sean P. Duffy (R-WI) (House)

Republican

2014–2018 (4 yr)

−$584,500
−$883,997 … −$285,004

−$417,997
−$891,990 … $55,996

+$166,504
−$606,986 … +$939,993

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011

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404

Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$83,001
$51,002 … $115,000

$248,002
$131,004 … $365,000

+$165,001
+$16,004 … +$313,998

before entering office

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405

Rep. John R. Moolenaar (R-MI) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

$361,522
$6,045 … $716,999

$524,009
$141,019 … $906,999

+$162,487
−$575,980 … +$900,954

before entering office

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Rep. Troy Balderson (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$48,502
$17,003 … $80,000

$207,501
−$34,997 … $449,999

+$159,000
−$114,997 … +$432,996

before entering office

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407

Rep. H. Morgan Griffith (R-VA) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$155,000
−$499,998 … $189,998

$3,501
−$497,994 … $504,996

+$158,501
−$687,992 … +$1,004,994

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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408

Rep. Michael Lawler (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

−$254,494
−$473,988 … −$35,001

−$95,994
−$386,986 … $194,999

+$158,501
−$351,985 … +$668,987

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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409

Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

−$320,999
−$511,996 … −$130,002

−$163,499
−$546,995 … $219,997

+$157,500
−$416,993 … +$731,993

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013

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410

Rep. Conor Lamb (D-PA) (House)

Democrat

2017–2021 (4 yr)

−$42,500
−$334,998 … $249,998

$113,502
−$102,994 … $329,999

+$156,002
−$352,992 … +$664,997

before entering office

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411

Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-OH) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$3,949,014
$1,478,028 … $6,420,000

$4,103,512
$1,633,023 … $6,574,000

+$154,498
−$4,786,977 … +$5,095,972

before entering office

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Rep. Candice S. Miller (R-MI) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$1,336,012
$595,026 … $2,076,999

$1,489,006
$883,013 … $2,095,000

+$152,994
−$1,193,986 … +$1,499,974

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; short span (2 yr)

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413

Rep. Debbie Lesko (R-AZ) (House)

Republican

2019–2023 (4 yr)

$1,798,518
$1,056,035 … $2,541,000

$1,945,507
$1,226,014 … $2,665,000

+$146,990
−$1,314,986 … +$1,608,965

earliest available report (2019); entered office 2018

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Rep. Jennifer Wexton (D-VA) (House)

Democrat

2019–2023 (4 yr)

$823,016
$306,034 … $1,339,999

$969,514
$344,031 … $1,594,998

+$146,498
−$995,968 … +$1,288,964

before entering office

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415

Sen. Richard C. Shelby (R-AL) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$11,188,508
$4,347,016 … $18,030,000

$11,332,506
$4,515,011 … $18,150,000

+$143,998
−$13,514,989 … +$13,802,984

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1979

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Rep. Bill Johnson (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2013–2022 (9 yr)

$604,011
$288,022 … $920,000

$747,018
$159,037 … $1,334,999

+$143,007
−$760,963 … +$1,046,977

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

−$892,501
−$1,234,999 … −$550,003

−$750,000
−$1,149,999 … −$350,002

+$142,500
−$599,996 … +$884,997

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997

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Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$818,014
$306,031 … $1,329,998

$956,020
$159,042 … $1,752,998

+$138,006
−$1,170,956 … +$1,446,967

before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018, 2019

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Sen. Martha McSally (R-AZ) (House / Senate)

Republican

2015–2019 (4 yr)

$334,516
−$173,966 … $842,998

$470,021
−$174,955 … $1,114,997

+$135,505
−$1,017,953 … +$1,288,963

before entering office; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. Charles B. Rangel (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$1,741,510
$1,038,019 … $2,445,000

$1,877,010
$1,144,020 … $2,610,000

+$135,500
−$1,300,980 … +$1,571,981

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1971; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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421

Rep. Salud O. Carbajal (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2016–2025 (9 yr)

−$328,996
−$597,990 … −$60,003

−$193,998
−$967,994 … $579,997

+$134,998
−$907,991 … +$1,177,987

before entering office

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Rep. Patrick J. Tiberi (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2013–2016 (3 yr)

$790,514
$5,030 … $1,575,997

$925,019
$73,041 … $1,776,997

+$134,506
−$1,502,956 … +$1,771,967

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) (House / Senate)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$107,510
−$194,979 … $409,998

$242,012
−$200,975 … $684,999

+$134,502
−$610,973 … +$879,978

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011

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Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva (D-AZ) (House)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

−$147,990
−$430,980 … $134,999

−$16,498
−$148,996 … $115,999

+$131,492
−$283,995 … +$546,979

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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Rep. Raúl R. Labrador (R-ID) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

−$457,000
−$693,994 … −$220,005

−$326,998
−$493,994 … −$160,001

+$130,002
−$273,989 … +$533,993

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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Rep. John H. Rutherford (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$816,003
$502,006 … $1,130,000

$942,011
$402,023 … $1,481,999

+$126,008
−$727,977 … +$979,993

before entering office

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Rep. Richard B. Nugent (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$416,504
−$336,989 … $1,169,996

$534,504
−$185,988 … $1,254,995

+$118,000
−$1,355,984 … +$1,591,984

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Steve King (R-IA) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$3,006
−$229,985 … $235,998

$120,006
−$109,986 … $349,999

+$117,000
−$345,984 … +$579,984

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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Rep. Morgan Luttrell (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$13,526
−$635,944 … $662,997

$130,040
−$495,917 … $755,998

+$116,514
−$1,158,914 … +$1,391,942

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. André Carson (D-IN) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$533,500
−$782,996 … −$284,003

−$417,500
−$584,999 … −$250,002

+$115,999
−$300,996 … +$532,994

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2008

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Rep. Sharice Davids (D-KS) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

−$137,996
−$443,989 … $167,997

−$26,498
−$392,992 … $339,996

+$111,498
−$560,989 … +$783,985

before entering office

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Rep. Brian Higgins (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2022 (9 yr)

−$166,498
−$294,993 … −$38,002

−$59,998
−$194,994 … $74,999

+$106,500
−$156,992 … +$369,992

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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Sen. Pat Roberts (R-KS) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$2,620,516
$1,376,032 … $3,864,999

$2,725,512
$1,561,024 … $3,889,999

+$104,996
−$2,303,975 … +$2,513,967

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1981

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Sen. Michael B. Enzi (R-WY) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$1,008,528
$387,057 … $1,630,000

$1,112,513
$575,026 … $1,650,000

+$103,984
−$1,054,974 … +$1,262,943

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997

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Rep. Laurel M. Lee (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$11,335,528
$5,206,055 … $17,465,000

$11,436,529
$5,267,058 … $17,606,000

+$101,002
−$12,197,942 … +$12,399,945

before entering office; 2023: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Paul Cook (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$970,508
$579,016 … $1,362,000

$1,070,508
$629,016 … $1,512,000

+$100,000
−$732,984 … +$932,984

before entering office

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Rep. Valerie P. Foushee (D-NC) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

−$67,500
−$184,998 … $49,999

$32,500
−$134,998 … $199,999

+$100,000
−$184,997 … +$384,997

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Mark Walker (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2015–2017 (2 yr)

$46,002
−$98,992 … $190,997

$145,503
$15,008 … $275,998

+$99,500
−$175,989 … +$374,990

before entering office; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr); later annual report(s) for 2018, 2019 exist but could not be used for net worth

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Rep. Joseph J. Heck (R-NV) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

−$69,996
−$400,990 … $260,998

$28,508
−$343,983 … $400,998

+$98,504
−$604,981 … +$801,988

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Nick LaLota (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

−$464,494
−$868,988 … −$60,001

−$380,496
−$820,990 … $59,999

+$83,999
−$760,989 … +$928,987

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

−$107,501
−$184,999 … −$30,003

−$24,500
−$48,999 … −$1

+$83,001
−$18,996 … +$184,998

before entering office

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442

Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-ND) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$542,011
$252,022 … $832,000

$624,006
$153,012 … $1,094,999

+$81,994
−$678,988 … +$842,977

before entering office

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Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$128,506
$27,013 … $230,000

$210,007
$70,014 … $350,000

+$81,500
−$159,986 … +$322,987

before entering office

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Rep. Alexander X. Mooney (R-WV) (House)

Republican

2019–2023 (4 yr)

−$285,996
−$477,991 … −$94,001

−$204,996
−$469,990 … $59,998

+$81,000
−$375,989 … +$537,989

earliest available report (2019); entered office 2015

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Rep. Rob Woodall (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

−$2,498
−$229,993 … $224,998

$73,002
−$93,993 … $239,998

+$75,500
−$318,991 … +$469,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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Rep. Rob Bishop (R-UT) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

−$34,500
−$83,998 … $14,999

$40,501
$16,002 … $65,000

+$75,000
+$1,003 … +$148,998

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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Rep. Janice Hahn (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$31,007
−$567,985 … $629,999

$104,008
−$286,983 … $494,999

+$73,001
−$916,982 … +$1,062,984

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2015–2017 (2 yr)

$1,133,542
$86,086 … $2,180,998

$1,206,538
$101,077 … $2,311,998

+$72,996
−$2,079,921 … +$2,225,912

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Sam Farr (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$1,775,516
$225,035 … $3,325,997

$1,846,018
$237,039 … $3,454,997

+$70,502
−$3,088,958 … +$3,229,962

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Betty McCollum (D-MN) (House)

Democrat

2013–2022 (9 yr)

−$587,996
−$960,989 … −$215,003

−$517,999
−$745,996 … −$290,002

+$69,997
−$530,993 … +$670,987

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; later annual report(s) for 2023, 2024, 2025 exist but could not be used for net worth

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Rep. Joseph D. Morelle (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$409,514
$101,028 … $717,999

$475,510
$89,022 … $861,999

+$65,997
−$628,977 … +$760,971

before entering office

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Rep. Jesús G. "Chuy" García (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2018–2020 (2 yr)

$20,000
−$49,998 … $89,999

$83,001
$51,002 … $115,000

+$63,000
−$38,997 … +$164,998

before entering office; short span (2 yr); no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2019; later annual report(s) for 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 exist but could not be used for net worth

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Sen. Roger F. Wicker (R-MS) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$192,992
−$1,145,977 … $759,993

−$138,994
−$782,985 … $504,997

+$53,998
−$1,542,978 … +$1,650,974

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995

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Rep. Morgan McGarvey (D-KY) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$1,421,586
$430,171 … $2,413,000

$1,473,532
$517,064 … $2,429,999

+$51,946
−$1,895,936 … +$1,999,828

before entering office

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Rep. Eric Burlison (R-MO) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$84,010
−$591,978 … $759,999

$134,010
−$591,979 … $859,998

+$49,999
−$1,351,978 … +$1,451,976

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Michael Baumgartner (R-WA) (House)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$1,381,006
$682,013 … $2,079,999

$1,428,506
$727,014 … $2,129,999

+$47,500
−$1,352,985 … +$1,447,986

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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Rep. Richard Hudson (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

−$222,492
−$504,983 … $59,998

−$174,994
−$460,986 … $110,998

+$47,498
−$520,984 … +$615,981

earliest available report (2019); entered office 2013; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2020

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Rep. Jake LaTurner (R-KS) (House)

Republican

2021–2023 (2 yr)

−$142,500
−$234,999 … −$50,001

−$100,000
−$199,999 … −$1

+$42,500
−$149,998 … +$234,998

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Michael A. Rulli (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$26,562,056
$9,098,112 … $44,025,999

$26,603,054
$9,093,108 … $44,112,999

+$40,998
−$34,932,891 … +$35,014,887

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2015–2025 (10 yr)

−$26,499
−$82,997 … $29,999

$8,000
−$33,998 … $49,999

+$34,500
−$63,997 … +$132,996

before entering office

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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

−$15,999
−$47,997 … $15,999

$16,502
−$32,996 … $65,999

+$32,500
−$48,995 … +$113,996

before entering office

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Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

−$24,500
−$48,999 … −$1

$7,502
−$79,994 … $94,998

+$32,002
−$79,993 … +$143,997

before entering office

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Rep. Melanie A. Stansbury (D-NM) (House)

Democrat

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$70,501
$36,002 … $105,000

$100,000
$1 … $199,999

+$29,499
−$104,999 … +$163,997

before entering office

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Rep. Tim Murphy (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2013–2016 (3 yr)

$835,016
$409,032 … $1,261,000

$861,522
$353,045 … $1,370,000

+$26,506
−$907,955 … +$960,968

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2015

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Rep. Gabe Amo (D-RI) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$72,004
$9,009 … $135,000

$97,005
$23,010 … $171,000

+$25,000
−$111,990 … +$161,991

earliest available report (2024); entered office 2023; short span (1 yr)

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Rep. Adriano Espaillat (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$8,000
$1,001 … $15,000

$33,000
−$283,997 … $349,997

+$25,000
−$298,997 … +$348,996

before entering office

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Rep. Paul Tonko (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$8,000
$1,001 … $15,000

$32,500
$15,001 … $50,000

+$24,500
+$1 … +$48,999

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2009; earlier annual report(s) for 2013 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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Rep. Hakeem S. Jeffries (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$190,994
−$501,986 … $119,998

−$169,486
−$874,967 … $535,994

+$21,508
−$994,965 … +$1,037,980

before entering office

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Rep. Reid J. Ribble (R-WI) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$917,512
−$224,971 … $2,059,996

$939,012
−$128,973 … $2,006,998

+$21,500
−$2,188,969 … +$2,231,969

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)

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Rep. Andy Barr (R-KY) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$1,061,021
$217,043 … $1,904,999

$1,079,028
−$58,942 … $2,216,999

+$18,008
−$1,963,941 … +$1,999,956

earliest available report (2020); entered office 2013

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Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$540,500
$166,003 … $914,998

$558,001
$101,003 … $1,014,999

+$17,500
−$813,995 … +$848,996

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1999

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472

Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

−$1,374,500
−$1,978,998 … −$770,003

−$1,357,501
−$1,949,999 … −$765,003

+$17,000
−$1,179,996 … +$1,213,995

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1989

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473

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$2,841,001
$752,003 … $4,929,999

$2,855,502
$696,005 … $5,014,998

+$14,500
−$4,233,994 … +$4,262,995

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2012

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474

Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2014–2018 (4 yr)

$477,008
−$4,777,980 … $5,731,997

$491,010
−$183,978 … $1,165,998

+$14,002
−$5,915,975 … +$5,943,978

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013

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475

Rep. Dan Benishek (R-MI) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$2,690,040
$1,394,079 … $3,986,000

$2,703,552
$1,331,104 … $4,076,000

+$13,512
−$2,654,896 … +$2,681,921

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)

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476

Rep. David Rouzer (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$552,513
$76,028 … $1,028,998

$566,017
−$58,965 … $1,190,999

+$13,504
−$1,087,963 … +$1,114,971

before entering office

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477

Rep. Celeste Maloy (R-UT) (House)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

−$20,999
−$61,997 … $19,999

−$8,499
−$46,997 … $29,999

+$12,500
−$66,996 … +$91,996

earliest available report (2024); entered office 2023; short span (1 yr)

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478

Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$112,004
−$21,991 … $245,999

$121,006
−$297,984 … $539,997

+$9,002
−$543,983 … +$561,988

before entering office

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479

Rep. Steve Israel (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

−$450,001
−$634,999 … −$265,003

−$442,000
−$633,998 … −$250,003

+$8,000
−$368,995 … +$384,996

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; short span (2 yr)

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480

Rep. Norma J. Torres (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

−$816,000
−$1,383,995 … −$248,004

−$809,500
−$1,183,997 … −$435,002

+$6,500
−$935,993 … +$948,993

before entering office

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481

Rep. John Kline (R-MN) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

−$591,997
−$1,094,991 … −$89,003

−$586,992
−$1,134,982 … −$39,003

+$5,004
−$1,045,979 … +$1,055,988

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003; short span (2 yr)

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482

Rep. Robin L. Kelly (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$37,006
−$160,988 … $234,999

$40,501
$16,002 … $65,000

+$3,496
−$218,997 … +$225,988

before entering office

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483

Rep. James P. McGovern (D-MA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$2,656,004
$357,010 … $4,954,998

$2,657,501
$115,004 … $5,199,998

+$1,497
−$4,839,994 … +$4,842,988

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997

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484

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) (House)

Republican

2020–2023 (3 yr)

−$292,000
−$448,998 … −$135,001

−$291,994
−$478,988 … −$105,001

+$5
−$343,987 … +$343,997

before entering office; later annual report(s) for 2024, 2025 exist but could not be used for net worth

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485

Sen. Angela D. Alsobrooks (D-MD) (Senate)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

−$367,000
−$898,997 … $164,997

−$367,000
−$648,998 … −$85,002

+$0
−$813,995 … +$813,995

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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486

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

−$8,499
−$46,997 … $29,999

+$0
−$76,996 … +$76,996

before entering office

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487

Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-PA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

−$1,025,002
−$1,499,999 … −$550,004

+$0
−$949,995 … +$949,995

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1995; short span (2 yr)

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488

Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2018–2021 (3 yr)

$32,500
$15,001 … $50,000

+$0
−$34,999 … +$34,999

earliest available report (2018); entered office 2005; earlier annual report(s) for 2016, 2017 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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489

Rep. Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr. (D-GA) (House)

Democrat

2020–2025 (5 yr)

−$517,500
−$734,999 … −$300,002

+$0
−$434,997 … +$434,997

earliest available report (2020); entered office 2007

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490

Rep. Sander M. Levin (D-MI) (House)

Democrat

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$32,500
$15,001 … $50,000

+$0
−$34,999 … +$34,999

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1983

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491

Rep. Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen (R-AS) (House)

Republican

2022–2023 (1 yr)

$193,009
$46,018 … $340,000

+$0
−$293,982 … +$293,982

earliest available report (2022); entered office 2015; short span (1 yr)

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492

Rep. José E. Serrano (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$75,000
$50,001 … $100,000

+$0
−$49,999 … +$49,999

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1990

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493

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) (House / Senate)

Independent

2018–2023 (5 yr)

$32,500
−$19,998 … $84,999

+$0
−$104,997 … +$104,997

earliest available report (2018); entered office 2013; earlier annual report(s) for 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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494

Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D-NM) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

−$342,998
−$495,996 … −$190,001

+$0
−$305,995 … +$305,995

before entering office

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495

Rep. Matt Cartwright (D-PA) (House)

Democrat

2020–2023 (3 yr)

$5,144,550
−$502,894 … $10,791,995

$5,142,556
−$927,883 … $11,212,994

−$1,995
−$11,719,878 … +$11,715,888

earliest available report (2020); entered office 2013

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496

Rep. Lois Capps (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$115,006
−$3,963,987 … $4,193,999

$107,506
−$3,964,987 … $4,179,999

−$7,500
−$8,158,986 … +$8,143,986

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1998; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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497

Rep. Shontel M. Brown (D-OH) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$36,002
$2,003 … $70,000

$24,502
$3,004 … $46,000

−$11,500
−$66,996 … +$43,997

earliest available report (2022); entered office 2021

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498

Rep. Xochitl Torres Small (D-NM) (House)

Democrat

2018–2021 (3 yr)

−$13,998
−$83,996 … $55,999

−$26,499
−$117,996 … $64,998

−$12,500
−$173,995 … +$148,994

before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2020

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499

Rep. Derek Kilmer (D-WA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$315,016
−$147,964 … $777,997

$300,512
−$49,975 … $650,999

−$14,504
−$827,972 … +$798,963

before entering office

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500

Rep. Thomas P. Tiffany (R-WI) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$230,504
$121,009 … $340,000

$215,004
$119,008 … $311,000

−$15,500
−$220,992 … +$189,991

before entering office

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501

Rep. Mondaire Jones (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2019–2024 (5 yr)

$42,500
$1 … $84,999

$26,504
$3,008 … $50,000

−$15,996
−$81,991 … +$49,999

before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2022, 2023

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502

Rep. Marc A. Veasey (D-TX) (House)

Democrat

2015–2025 (10 yr)

−$30,990
−$312,976 … $250,997

−$54,494
−$258,987 … $149,998

−$23,505
−$509,984 … +$462,974

earliest available report (2015); entered office 2013

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503

Rep. Anna G. Eshoo (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2019–2020 (1 yr)

$4,756,005
$1,882,011 … $7,629,999

$4,731,505
$1,868,011 … $7,594,999

−$24,500
−$5,761,988 … +$5,712,988

earliest available report (2019); entered office 1993; short span (1 yr)

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504

Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2018 (5 yr)

$40,002
$5,005 … $75,000

$10,002
$1,005 … $19,000

−$30,000
−$73,995 … +$13,995

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987

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505

Rep. Josh Brecheen (R-OK) (House)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$240,002
$130,003 … $350,000

$207,501
$115,002 … $300,000

−$32,500
−$234,998 … +$169,997

before entering office

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506

Rep. Michael G. Fitzpatrick (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$298,018
−$108,963 … $704,999

$265,518
−$123,964 … $654,999

−$32,500
−$828,963 … +$763,962

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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507

Rep. Laura Gillen (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$616,004
−$12,988 … $1,244,995

$583,503
−$27,989 … $1,194,995

−$32,500
−$1,272,984 … +$1,207,983

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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508

Rep. Pablo José Hernández (D-PR) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$863,004
$211,009 … $1,514,998

$830,503
$211,008 … $1,449,998

−$32,500
−$1,303,990 … +$1,238,989

before entering office; 2024: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)

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509

Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) (House)

Republican

2016–2020 (4 yr)

−$367,000
−$498,999 … −$235,001

−$407,501
−$584,999 … −$230,003

−$40,501
−$349,998 … +$268,996

before entering office; later annual report(s) for 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 exist but could not be used for net worth

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510

Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-NM) (House)

Democrat

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$60,000
−$299,996 … $419,997

$17,500
−$299,997 … $334,998

−$42,500
−$719,994 … +$634,994

before entering office

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511

Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$466,502
$302,005 … $631,000

$424,002
$267,005 … $581,000

−$42,500
−$363,995 … +$278,995

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1989

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512

Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$2,666,496
−$5,137,988 … −$195,003

−$2,708,997
−$5,097,992 … −$320,002

−$42,502
−$4,902,989 … +$4,817,986

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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513

Rep. Andrew R. Garbarino (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

−$185,492
−$474,983 … $103,998

−$228,493
−$509,984 … $52,998

−$43,000
−$613,982 … +$527,981

before entering office

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514

Rep. Tom McClintock (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$397,998
−$595,995 … −$200,002

−$442,000
−$633,998 … −$250,003

−$44,002
−$433,996 … +$345,992

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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515

Rep. Mia B. Love (R-UT) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

$296,007
$126,014 … $466,000

$246,007
−$37,985 … $529,999

−$50,000
−$503,985 … +$403,985

before entering office

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516

Rep. Hillary J. Scholten (D-MI) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$61,506
−$221,985 … $344,998

$10,009
−$179,980 … $199,998

−$51,498
−$524,978 … +$421,983

before entering office

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517

Rep. Tim Huelskamp (R-KS) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$153,505
−$132,988 … $439,998

$96,504
−$126,990 … $319,999

−$57,000
−$566,988 … +$452,987

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Rep. Joe Cunningham (D-SC) (House)

Democrat

2018–2019 (1 yr)

$23,503
−$92,992 … $139,998

−$38,997
−$143,992 … $65,998

−$62,500
−$283,990 … +$158,990

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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519

Rep. Tom Graves (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$621,506
$173,014 … $1,069,998

$558,512
$137,026 … $979,999

−$62,994
−$932,972 … +$806,985

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2010

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520

Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$1,277,524
$580,050 … $1,974,999

$1,212,530
−$174,937 … $2,599,998

−$64,994
−$2,149,936 … +$2,019,948

before entering office

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521

Rep. Patrick Meehan (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2015–2016 (1 yr)

−$104,490
−$424,979 … $215,999

−$176,993
−$444,985 … $90,999

−$72,503
−$660,984 … +$515,978

earliest available report (2015); entered office 2011; short span (1 yr)

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522

Rep. Rubén Hinojosa (D-TX) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

−$1,979,467
−$5,103,929 … $1,144,995

−$2,052,450
−$5,354,892 … $1,249,993

−$72,982
−$6,499,887 … +$6,353,922

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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523

Rep. Doug LaMalfa (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2013–2024 (11 yr)

$3,571,504
$1,348,009 … $5,795,000

$3,498,504
$1,281,008 … $5,716,000

−$73,000
−$4,513,992 … +$4,367,991

before entering office

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524

Rep. Anthony Brindisi (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2018–2019 (1 yr)

$484,513
$226,026 … $743,000

$409,512
$176,025 … $643,000

−$75,000
−$566,975 … +$416,974

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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525

Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes (D-OH) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$107,500
−$249,996 … $464,997

$31,004
−$492,989 … $554,996

−$76,497
−$957,986 … +$804,992

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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526

Rep. Lance Gooden (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$40,501
−$68,996 … $149,998

−$36,990
−$657,979 … $583,998

−$77,492
−$807,977 … +$652,994

before entering office

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527

Rep. Zachary Nunn (R-IA) (House)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$713,515
$61,031 … $1,365,999

$623,516
−$129,965 … $1,376,998

−$89,998
−$1,495,964 … +$1,315,967

before entering office

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528

Rep. Brad Ashford (D-NE) (House)

Democrat

2014–2015 (1 yr)

$3,934,560
$2,089,120 … $5,779,999

$3,840,561
$2,021,123 … $5,659,999

−$93,998
−$3,758,876 … +$3,570,879

before entering office; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)

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529

Rep. Yassamin Ansari (D-AZ) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$4,405,006
$1,885,011 … $6,925,000

$4,308,002
$1,851,005 … $6,765,000

−$97,003
−$5,073,995 … +$4,879,989

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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530

Rep. Burgess Owens (R-UT) (House)

Republican

2019–2024 (5 yr)

−$59,000
−$97,998 … −$20,001

−$159,000
−$247,998 … −$70,001

−$100,000
−$227,997 … +$27,997

before entering office

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531

Rep. Janice D. Schakowsky (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2020–2025 (5 yr)

−$118,492
−$626,980 … $389,996

−$222,492
−$789,978 … $344,994

−$104,000
−$1,179,974 … +$971,974

earliest available report (2020); entered office 1999

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532

Rep. Donald G. Davis (D-NC) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

−$57,500
−$114,999 … −$2

−$167,000
−$283,998 … −$50,002

−$109,500
−$283,996 … +$64,997

before entering office

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533

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) (Senate)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$1,493,011
$861,023 … $2,124,999

$1,381,040
$497,082 … $2,264,999

−$111,970
−$1,627,917 … +$1,403,976

before entering office

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534

Rep. Eric Sorensen (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$20,000
$1 … $40,000

−$92,000
−$198,998 … $14,999

−$112,000
−$238,998 … +$14,998

before entering office

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535

Rep. Ander Crenshaw (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$1,221,005
$312,012 … $2,129,998

$1,104,006
$213,015 … $1,994,998

−$116,998
−$1,916,983 … +$1,682,986

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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536

Rep. Charles W. Dent (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

$417,522
−$47,956 … $882,999

$299,515
−$89,968 … $688,998

−$118,006
−$972,967 … +$736,954

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2005

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537

Rep. Juan Ciscomani (R-AZ) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$500,508
$170,016 … $830,999

$374,010
$54,022 … $693,999

−$126,497
−$776,977 … +$523,983

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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538

Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$2,226,529
$1,200,058 … $3,253,000

$2,095,526
$1,096,053 … $3,095,000

−$131,002
−$2,156,947 … +$1,894,942

before entering office

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539

Rep. Stephen F. Lynch (D-MA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$680,508
$13,018 … $1,347,998

$541,006
−$198,987 … $1,280,998

−$139,502
−$1,546,985 … +$1,267,980

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001

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540

Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$2,973,554
$1,442,107 … $4,505,000

$2,834,038
$1,448,076 … $4,220,000

−$139,516
−$3,056,924 … +$2,777,893

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987

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541

Rep. Troy E. Nehls (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$229,509
$59,018 … $400,000

$83,505
−$162,988 … $329,998

−$146,004
−$562,988 … +$270,980

before entering office

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542

Rep. Kathleen M. Rice (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2015–2021 (6 yr)

$31,504
−$171,991 … $234,999

−$122,998
−$245,995 … −$1

−$154,502
−$480,994 … +$171,990

before entering office

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543

Rep. Timothy J. Walz (D-MN) (House)

Democrat

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$171,504
−$116,991 … $459,998

$13,502
−$437,992 … $464,997

−$158,001
−$897,990 … +$581,988

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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544

Rep. Dennis A. Ross (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

$362,500
−$4,014,998 … $4,739,998

$200,000
−$7,999,997 … $8,399,997

−$162,500
−$12,739,995 … +$12,414,995

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2011

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545

Rep. John L. Mica (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$6,434,006
$3,251,012 … $9,617,000

$6,266,006
$3,116,013 … $9,416,000

−$168,000
−$6,500,987 … +$6,164,988

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Rep. Jared F. Golden (D-ME) (House)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

−$71,500
−$147,997 … $4,998

−$243,996
−$477,991 … −$10,002

−$172,497
−$482,989 … +$137,995

before entering office

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547

Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-WI) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$91,002
$52,003 … $130,000

−$88,498
−$211,996 … $34,999

−$179,500
−$341,996 … −$17,004

before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2022

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548

Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$15,442,516
$4,610,035 … $26,274,996

$15,262,514
$4,125,033 … $26,399,996

−$180,001
−$22,149,963 … +$21,789,961

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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549

Sen. Kamala D. Harris (D-CA) (Senate)

Democrat

2016–2019 (3 yr)

$1,628,035
−$443,924 … $3,699,994

$1,447,527
−$704,943 … $3,599,997

−$180,508
−$4,404,937 … +$4,043,921

before entering office; 2016: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2019: 2 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2016: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound; 2019: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound

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550

Rep. Mark DeSaulnier (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$264,504
$133,007 … $396,000

$83,001
−$198,997 … $364,999

−$181,502
−$594,997 … +$231,992

before entering office

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551

Rep. Bob Good (R-VA) (House)

Republican

2019–2023 (4 yr)

$987,060
$158,123 … $1,815,998

$805,023
$225,047 … $1,384,999

−$182,038
−$1,590,951 … +$1,226,876

before entering office

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552

Rep. Jill N. Tokuda (D-HI) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$742,018
$274,036 … $1,209,999

$559,018
−$51,962 … $1,169,999

−$182,999
−$1,261,961 … +$895,963

before entering office

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553

Rep. Monica De La Cruz (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$348,510
−$943,973 … $1,640,994

$164,012
−$541,974 … $869,997

−$184,499
−$2,182,968 … +$1,813,970

before entering office

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554

Rep. Johnny Olszewski, Jr. (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$865,526
$435,053 … $1,296,000

$677,026
−$16,946 … $1,370,998

−$188,500
−$1,312,946 … +$935,945

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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555

Rep. David G. Reichert (R-WA) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

−$361,998
−$788,993 … $64,998

−$555,992
−$1,203,983 … $91,998

−$193,995
−$1,268,981 … +$880,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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556

Rep. Russell Fry (R-SC) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

−$701,998
−$993,994 … −$410,002

−$901,498
−$1,292,993 … −$510,004

−$199,500
−$882,991 … +$483,990

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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557

Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$685,002
−$479,990 … $1,849,993

$485,000
−$449,994 … $1,419,993

−$200,002
−$2,299,987 … +$1,899,983

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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558

Rep. Brad Finstad (R-MN) (House)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$7,157,502
$2,715,006 … $11,599,999

$6,956,006
$2,532,012 … $11,379,999

−$201,497
−$9,067,987 … +$8,664,993

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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559

Rep. John J. Faso (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2015–2017 (2 yr)

$309,508
$49,017 … $569,998

$103,004
−$103,988 … $309,997

−$206,503
−$673,986 … +$260,980

before entering office; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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560

Rep. Don Young (R-AK) (House)

Republican

2016–2020 (4 yr)

$1,163,004
$661,009 … $1,664,999

$956,004
$582,009 … $1,330,000

−$207,000
−$1,082,990 … +$668,991

earliest available report (2016); entered office 1973; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2017

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561

Rep. Michelle Fischbach (R-MN) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$399,006
$103,015 … $694,998

$191,506
−$396,983 … $779,994

−$207,501
−$1,091,981 … +$676,979

before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2020

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562

Rep. Antonio Delgado (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2019–2021 (2 yr)

$12,018
−$457,961 … $481,998

−$195,991
−$811,979 … $419,997

−$208,010
−$1,293,977 … +$877,958

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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563

Rep. Nikema Williams (D-GA) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

−$220,001
−$564,999 … $124,997

−$442,998
−$695,995 … −$190,002

−$222,998
−$820,992 … +$374,997

before entering office

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564

Rep. Niki Tsongas (D-MA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$4,464,522
$869,047 … $8,059,997

$4,241,024
$1,277,051 … $7,204,998

−$223,498
−$6,782,946 … +$6,335,951

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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565

Rep. Kweisi Mfume (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$1,340,502
$866,005 … $1,815,000

$1,100,002
$700,003 … $1,500,000

−$240,501
−$1,114,997 … +$633,995

earliest available report (2021); entered office 1987

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566

Rep. Ron Estes (R-KS) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$947,021
$310,043 … $1,583,999

$701,017
$135,035 … $1,266,999

−$246,004
−$1,448,964 … +$956,956

before entering office

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567

Rep. Donald M. Payne, Jr. (D-NJ) (House)

Democrat

2015–2022 (7 yr)

$299,003
$167,006 … $431,000

$48,003
$6,006 … $90,000

−$251,000
−$424,994 … −$77,006

earliest available report (2015); entered office 2012

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568

Rep. Jennifer A. Kiggans (R-VA) (House)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$1,039,005
−$116,988 … $2,194,998

$780,026
−$4,364,943 … $5,924,996

−$258,978
−$6,559,941 … +$6,041,984

before entering office; 2022: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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569

Sen. Robert P. Casey, Jr. (D-PA) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$603,008
$171,018 … $1,034,997

$342,504
$85,011 … $599,997

−$260,504
−$949,986 … +$428,979

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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570

Rep. Jeff Denham (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2015–2017 (2 yr)

$17,620,006
$5,940,014 … $29,299,997

$17,357,503
$5,415,010 … $29,299,996

−$262,502
−$23,884,987 … +$23,359,982

earliest available report (2015); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)

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571

Rep. Stevan Pearce (R-NM) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

$22,206,508
$7,732,015 … $36,681,000

$21,932,008
$7,532,015 … $36,332,000

−$274,500
−$29,148,985 … +$28,599,985

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2003

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572

Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) (House)

Republican

2013–2016 (3 yr)

$827,506
$230,013 … $1,424,999

$552,506
$55,014 … $1,049,999

−$275,000
−$1,369,985 … +$819,986

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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573

Rep. Kay Granger (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$808,005
−$383,986 … $1,999,996

$532,502
$315,005 … $750,000

−$275,502
−$1,684,991 … +$1,133,986

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1997

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574

Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2022–2023 (1 yr)

$131,502
−$131,993 … $394,998

−$147,000
−$298,997 … $4,998

−$278,502
−$693,995 … +$136,991

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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575

Rep. Emily Randall (D-WA) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

−$13,984
−$432,966 … $404,998

−$293,998
−$467,996 … −$120,001

−$280,014
−$872,994 … +$312,965

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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576

Rep. Peter J. Roskam (R-IL) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$982,028
$379,057 … $1,585,000

$672,022
$234,045 … $1,110,000

−$310,006
−$1,350,955 … +$730,943

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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577

Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) (Senate)

Republican

2022–2023 (1 yr)

$7,126,577
$3,758,155 … $10,494,999

$6,811,012
$2,617,026 … $11,004,998

−$315,565
−$7,877,973 … +$7,246,843

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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578

Rep. Peter J. Visclosky (D-IN) (House)

Democrat

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$1,442,512
$852,023 … $2,033,000

$1,122,514
$348,028 … $1,896,999

−$319,998
−$1,684,972 … +$1,044,976

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1985

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579

Rep. Gwen Graham (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2014–2015 (1 yr)

$15,220,506
$4,701,013 … $25,739,998

$14,896,006
$4,487,013 … $25,304,998

−$324,500
−$21,252,985 … +$20,603,985

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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580

Rep. Greg Walden (R-OR) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$2,925,012
$1,775,023 … $4,075,000

$2,590,516
$1,569,032 … $3,612,000

−$334,496
−$2,505,968 … +$1,836,977

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1999

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581

Rep. Bill Shuster (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$1,026,515
$490,032 … $1,562,998

$683,016
$220,034 … $1,145,998

−$343,499
−$1,342,964 … +$655,966

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001

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582

Rep. Lauren Underwood (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$40,501
$16,002 … $65,000

−$309,497
−$480,993 … −$138,001

−$349,998
−$545,993 … −$154,003

before entering office

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583

Rep. Kevin Kiley (I-CA) (House)

Independent

2023–2025 (2 yr)

−$130,998
−$246,996 … −$15,001

−$493,499
−$731,996 … −$255,002

−$362,500
−$716,995 … −$8,006

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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584

Rep. Kendra S. Horn (D-OK) (House)

Democrat

2017–2019 (2 yr)

$164,504
−$140,990 … $469,997

−$199,500
−$333,998 … −$65,003

−$364,004
−$803,995 … +$75,987

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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585

Rep. Mary Sattler Peltola (D-AK) (House)

Democrat

2022–2023 (1 yr)

$76,004
−$27,991 … $179,999

−$293,998
−$467,996 … −$120,001

−$370,002
−$647,995 … −$92,010

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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586

Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS) (Senate)

Republican

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$1,306,513
$523,029 … $2,089,997

$932,012
$194,027 … $1,669,997

−$374,501
−$1,895,970 … +$1,146,968

before entering office

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587

Rep. Glenn Thompson (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$258,004
$105,008 … $410,999

−$124,500
−$398,997 … $149,997

−$382,504
−$809,996 … +$44,989

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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588

Rep. Clay Higgins (R-LA) (House)

Republican

2016–2019 (3 yr)

$8,000
$1,001 … $15,000

−$375,000
−$500,000 … −$250,001

−$383,001
−$515,000 … −$251,002

before entering office; later annual report(s) for 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 exist but could not be used for net worth

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589

Rep. Nikki Budzinski (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$1,091,526
$202,054 … $1,980,999

$699,522
−$21,955 … $1,420,999

−$392,004
−$2,002,954 … +$1,218,945

before entering office

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590

Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$5,649,503
$968,009 … $10,330,997

$5,250,002
$919,008 … $9,580,997

−$399,500
−$9,411,989 … +$8,612,988

before entering office; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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591

Rep. Gregg Harper (R-MS) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$50,500
−$248,997 … $349,998

−$365,000
−$799,998 … $69,997

−$415,501
−$1,149,996 … +$318,994

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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592

Rep. Haley M. Stevens (D-MI) (House)

Democrat

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$178,009
$44,018 … $312,000

−$243,495
−$613,987 … $126,997

−$421,504
−$925,987 … +$82,979

before entering office

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593

Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-WA) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$223,003
−$393,992 … $839,998

−$202,499
−$904,995 … $499,997

−$425,502
−$1,744,993 … +$893,989

before entering office

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594

Rep. Jimmy Panetta (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$216,012
−$19,974 … $451,999

−$209,988
−$769,974 … $349,999

−$426,000
−$1,221,973 … +$369,973

before entering office

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595

Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

−$7,998
−$381,993 … $365,996

−$441,500
−$753,994 … −$129,006

−$433,502
−$1,119,990 … +$252,987

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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596

Rep. Seth Magaziner (D-RI) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$1,216,010
$441,021 … $1,990,999

$781,012
$157,026 … $1,404,999

−$434,998
−$1,833,973 … +$963,978

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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597

Sen. Patrick J. Toomey (R-PA) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$2,889,024
$1,383,049 … $4,394,999

$2,451,544
−$3,316,910 … $8,219,997

−$437,480
−$7,711,909 … +$6,836,948

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1999

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598

Rep. Yvette D. Clarke (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$115,502
$66,003 … $165,000

−$334,998
−$769,996 … $99,999

−$450,500
−$934,996 … +$33,996

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2007

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599

Rep. Steve Womack (R-AR) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$119,996
−$514,990 … $274,998

−$572,498
−$1,059,992 … −$85,003

−$452,502
−$1,334,990 … +$429,987

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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600

Rep. Jahana Hayes (D-CT) (House)

Democrat

2018–2025 (7 yr)

−$107,501
−$299,999 … $84,997

−$562,501
−$914,999 … −$210,003

−$455,000
−$999,996 … +$89,996

before entering office

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601

Sen. Todd Young (R-IN) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$66,502
−$496,995 … $629,998

−$391,500
−$547,998 … −$235,002

−$458,002
−$1,177,996 … +$261,993

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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602

Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2013–2022 (9 yr)

$114,002
−$216,993 … $444,997

−$350,999
−$496,997 … −$205,001

−$465,001
−$941,994 … +$11,992

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2010

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603

Rep. Lois Frankel (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$2,362,138
$345,277 … $4,378,999

$1,894,516
$418,035 … $3,370,996

−$467,622
−$3,960,964 … +$3,025,719

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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604

Rep. Luis V. Gutiérrez (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$1,690,012
$980,023 … $2,400,000

$1,222,016
$609,033 … $1,835,000

−$467,995
−$1,790,967 … +$854,977

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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605

Rep. Marcia L. Fudge (D-OH) (House)

Democrat

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$1,023,006
$606,011 … $1,440,000

$550,001
$5 … $1,099,997

−$473,004
−$1,439,995 … +$493,986

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2008

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606

Rep. Tony Cárdenas (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2023 (10 yr)

−$128,995
−$449,987 … $191,997

−$602,497
−$999,991 … −$205,003

−$473,502
−$1,191,988 … +$244,984

before entering office

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607

Rep. Elizabeth H. Esty (D-CT) (House)

Democrat

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$4,576,044
$2,553,089 … $6,599,000

$4,084,547
−$784,905 … $8,953,999

−$491,498
−$7,383,905 … +$6,400,910

before entering office; 2017: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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608

Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$242,002
$4,006 … $479,997

−$250,496
−$785,989 … $284,998

−$492,497
−$1,265,986 … +$280,992

before entering office

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609

Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$1,081,516
−$42,967 … $2,205,998

$582,026
−$481,947 … $1,645,998

−$499,490
−$2,687,945 … +$1,688,965

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2003

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610

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) (Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$5,692,512
$2,660,023 … $8,725,000

$5,189,506
$2,419,011 … $7,960,000

−$503,006
−$6,305,989 … +$5,299,977

before entering office

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611

Rep. Jim Costa (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$4,077,014
$1,194,029 … $6,959,998

$3,561,012
$617,026 … $6,504,997

−$516,002
−$6,342,972 … +$5,310,968

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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612

Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) (Senate)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$186,002
$102,005 … $269,999

−$334,998
−$769,996 … $99,999

−$521,000
−$1,039,995 … −$2,006

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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613

Rep. Richard E. Neal (D-MA) (House)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$133,504
$33,010 … $233,999

−$390,998
−$798,995 … $16,999

−$524,502
−$1,032,994 … −$16,011

earliest available report (2014); entered office 1989

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614

Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2017–2024 (7 yr)

$719,508
$29,017 … $1,409,998

$187,506
−$674,986 … $1,049,997

−$532,002
−$2,084,984 … +$1,020,980

before entering office

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615

Rep. Jeff Duncan (R-SC) (House)

Republican

2013–2023 (10 yr)

$923,007
$46,019 … $1,799,995

$391,002
−$182,994 … $964,997

−$532,006
−$1,982,989 … +$918,978

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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616

Rep. Karen Bass (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$48,502
−$518,993 … $615,998

−$500,000
−$1,099,997 … $99,998

−$548,502
−$1,715,995 … +$618,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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617

Rep. Bill Flores (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2014 (1 yr)

$4,072,506
−$2,912,984 … $11,057,997

$3,519,004
−$3,348,987 … $10,386,995

−$553,502
−$14,406,984 … +$13,299,979

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (1 yr)

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618

Rep. Mick Mulvaney (R-SC) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$2,686,035
$854,073 … $4,517,997

$2,110,532
$325,070 … $3,895,995

−$575,502
−$4,192,927 … +$3,041,922

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619

Rep. Frank J. Mrvan (D-IN) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

−$125,998
−$376,995 … $124,999

−$701,998
−$1,293,992 … −$110,004

−$576,000
−$1,418,991 … +$266,991

before entering office

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620

Rep. Joseph Crowley (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2017 (4 yr)

−$419,980
−$957,957 … $117,998

−$1,004,481
−$1,984,959 … −$24,003

−$584,502
−$2,102,957 … +$933,954

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1999

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621

Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$1,262,510
$750,019 … $1,775,000

$676,047
−$3,549,904 … $4,901,998

−$586,462
−$5,324,904 … +$4,151,979

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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622

Rep. Thomas A. Garrett, Jr. (R-VA) (House)

Republican

2016–2017 (1 yr)

$175,000
$65,002 … $284,999

−$420,001
−$599,999 … −$240,003

−$595,002
−$884,998 … −$305,005

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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623

Rep. Neal P. Dunn (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$7,343,028
$2,981,057 … $11,704,999

$6,744,537
$4,154,074 … $9,335,000

−$598,491
−$7,550,925 … +$6,353,943

before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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624

Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2022–2023 (1 yr)

−$17,000
−$28,999 … −$5,000

−$655,000
−$984,997 … −$325,003

−$638,000
−$979,997 … −$296,004

earliest available report (2022); entered office 2021; 2022: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2022: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); short span (1 yr); 2022: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound; 2022: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound; earlier annual report(s) for 2021 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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625

Rep. Sarah Elfreth (D-MD) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$8,000
−$33,998 … $49,999

−$676,498
−$1,003,995 … −$349,002

−$684,499
−$1,053,994 … −$315,004

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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626

Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

−$167,987
−$1,257,971 … $921,997

−$885,992
−$1,431,982 … −$340,003

−$718,006
−$2,353,979 … +$917,968

before entering office

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627

Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$3,163,505
$1,072,010 … $5,255,000

$2,413,504
$72,010 … $4,754,999

−$750,000
−$5,182,990 … +$3,682,989

before entering office; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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628

Rep. Elijah Crane (R-AZ) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$2,189,008
$1,372,015 … $3,006,000

$1,431,505
$882,010 … $1,981,000

−$757,502
−$2,123,990 … +$608,985

before entering office

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629

Rep. Mike Bishop (R-MI) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

$1,416,034
$466,071 … $2,365,998

$626,020
$6,042 … $1,245,998

−$790,014
−$2,359,956 … +$779,927

before entering office

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630

Rep. Daniel M. Donovan, Jr. (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2015–2017 (2 yr)

$1,050,503
$365,008 … $1,735,998

$258,002
−$669,992 … $1,185,997

−$792,500
−$2,405,990 … +$820,989

before entering office; 2015: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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631

Rep. John A. Boehner (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2013–2014 (1 yr)

$4,556,563
$2,318,126 … $6,795,000

$3,757,562
$1,315,124 … $6,199,999

−$799,002
−$5,479,876 … +$3,881,873

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1991; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)

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632

Rep. John Ratcliffe (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2015–2019 (4 yr)

$7,200,002
$2,630,008 … $11,769,997

$6,382,502
$2,215,005 … $10,550,000

−$817,500
−$9,554,992 … +$7,919,992

before entering office

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633

Rep. W. Gregory Steube (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2018–2019 (1 yr)

$843,009
$86,022 … $1,599,996

−$19,492
−$428,981 … $389,997

−$862,501
−$2,028,977 … +$303,975

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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634

Rep. Grace Meng (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$3,612,019
$981,040 … $6,242,998

$2,741,040
$1,112,083 … $4,369,998

−$870,978
−$5,130,915 … +$3,388,958

before entering office

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635

Rep. David N. Cicilline (D-RI) (House)

Democrat

2013–2022 (9 yr)

$558,500
−$47,996 … $1,164,997

−$338,976
−$1,211,949 … $533,996

−$897,477
−$2,376,946 … +$581,992

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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636

Rep. Sam Graves (R-MO) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$971,502
$52,008 … $1,890,997

$59,002
−$4,697,992 … $4,815,995

−$912,501
−$6,588,989 … +$4,763,987

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2001; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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637

Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez (D-NM) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$2,243,008
$1,311,019 … $3,174,998

$1,301,006
$347,016 … $2,254,997

−$942,002
−$2,827,982 … +$943,978

before entering office; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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638

Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2017–2019 (2 yr)

$294,508
−$20,981 … $609,997

−$663,994
−$1,108,984 … −$219,003

−$958,502
−$1,718,981 … −$198,022

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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639

Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$1,315,510
$591,021 … $2,039,999

$323,502
$67,005 … $579,999

−$992,008
−$1,972,994 … −$11,022

before entering office

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640

Rep. Shomari Figures (D-AL) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

−$1,617,500
−$4,184,996 … $949,997

−$2,635,000
−$5,119,996 … −$150,004

−$1,017,500
−$6,069,993 … +$4,034,992

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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Rep. Donna E. Shalala (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2018–2019 (1 yr)

$8,882,664
$3,913,328 … $13,851,999

$7,862,540
$3,589,081 … $12,135,999

−$1,020,124
−$10,262,918 … +$8,222,671

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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642

Rep. Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA) (House)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$2,781,092
$1,000,184 … $4,561,999

$1,751,510
$272,021 … $3,230,998

−$1,029,582
−$4,289,978 … +$2,230,814

before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2018

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643

Rep. Kevin Mullin (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$950,002
$210,010 … $1,689,995

−$92,499
−$1,019,994 … $834,996

−$1,042,502
−$2,709,989 … +$624,986

before entering office; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2022

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644

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) (House)

Republican

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$292,011
$99,022 … $485,000

−$787,000
−$1,063,999 … −$510,002

−$1,079,012
−$1,548,999 … −$609,024

before entering office

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645

Rep. Jerry McNerney (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$384,002
$1,004 … $766,999

−$701,499
−$982,997 … −$420,001

−$1,085,500
−$1,749,996 … −$421,005

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2014

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646

Rep. Steven M. Palazzo (R-MS) (House)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$1,304,008
$558,020 … $2,049,996

$195,001
$100,002 … $290,000

−$1,109,007
−$1,949,994 … −$268,020

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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647

Rep. Brittany Pettersen (D-CO) (House)

Democrat

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$941,513
$238,027 … $1,644,999

−$228,998
−$937,993 … $479,998

−$1,170,510
−$2,582,992 … +$241,971

before entering office; 2022: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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648

Rep. Dale W. Strong (R-AL) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$21,496,010
$7,112,020 … $35,879,999

$20,304,512
$7,074,025 … $33,534,999

−$1,191,498
−$28,805,974 … +$26,422,979

before entering office; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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649

Rep. Susan Wild (D-PA) (House)

Democrat

2019–2023 (4 yr)

$2,961,516
$1,721,033 … $4,201,999

$1,718,008
$871,016 … $2,564,999

−$1,243,508
−$3,330,983 … +$843,966

earliest available report (2019); entered office 2018

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650

Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$602,508
$120,018 … $1,084,998

−$657,498
−$1,064,991 … −$250,004

−$1,260,006
−$2,149,989 … −$370,022

before entering office

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651

Rep. Louise McIntosh Slaughter (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2016 (3 yr)

$3,121,510
$1,998,021 … $4,245,000

$1,819,010
$1,093,021 … $2,545,000

−$1,302,500
−$3,151,979 … +$546,979

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1987; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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652

Rep. Stephanie N. Murphy (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2017–2021 (4 yr)

$4,366,020
$2,206,043 … $6,525,997

$3,057,508
$1,819,017 … $4,295,998

−$1,308,512
−$4,706,980 … +$2,089,955

before entering office

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653

Rep. Richard L. Hanna (R-NY) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$28,013,584
$15,292,169 … $40,735,000

$26,659,581
$14,054,163 … $39,264,999

−$1,354,004
−$26,680,837 … +$23,972,830

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2013: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2015: 3 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr); earlier annual report(s) for 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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654

Rep. Jodey C. Arrington (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$1,093,508
$382,019 … $1,804,998

−$307,489
−$1,086,975 … $471,997

−$1,400,998
−$2,891,973 … +$89,978

before entering office; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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655

Rep. John Joyce (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$12,791,536
$6,102,073 … $19,481,000

$11,371,026
$5,337,051 … $17,405,000

−$1,420,511
−$14,143,949 … +$11,302,927

before entering office; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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656

Rep. Paul Mitchell (I-MI) (House)

Independent

2016–2019 (3 yr)

$104,718,042
$32,521,087 … $176,914,998

$103,282,532
$34,715,066 … $171,849,999

−$1,435,510
−$142,199,932 … +$139,328,912

before entering office; 2016: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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657

Rep. Susan W. Brooks (R-IN) (House)

Republican

2013–2019 (6 yr)

$3,738,021
$886,044 … $6,589,998

$2,289,516
$1,009,034 … $3,569,997

−$1,448,506
−$5,580,964 … +$2,683,953

before entering office

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658

Rep. Eugene Simon Vindman (D-VA) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$1,311,508
$803,016 … $1,820,000

−$166,486
−$1,183,967 … $850,996

−$1,477,994
−$3,003,967 … +$47,980

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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659

Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$5,988,522
$2,736,045 … $9,241,000

$4,508,519
$2,776,038 … $6,241,000

−$1,480,004
−$6,464,962 … +$3,504,955

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005; earlier annual report(s) for 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 exist but could not be used for net worth (scanned/not computable), so the 'earliest' figure is the earliest computable one

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660

Rep. Lloyd Smucker (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$2,811,006
$267,014 … $5,354,997

$1,291,498
−$1,431,995 … $4,014,991

−$1,519,508
−$6,786,992 … +$3,747,977

before entering office

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661

Rep. Blake Farenthold (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2013–2016 (3 yr)

$6,842,540
$3,157,080 … $10,527,999

$5,284,023
$2,242,047 … $8,325,999

−$1,558,516
−$8,285,952 … +$5,168,919

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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662

Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2014–2021 (7 yr)

$81,502
−$652,992 … $815,996

−$1,521,500
−$2,162,996 … −$880,004

−$1,603,002
−$2,978,992 … −$227,012

earliest available report (2014); entered office 1993

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663

Rep. Keith J. Rothfus (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$8,789,025
$5,422,051 … $12,155,999

$7,064,025
$4,422,050 … $9,706,000

−$1,725,000
−$7,733,949 … +$4,283,949

before entering office; 2017: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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664

Rep. George Holding (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2014–2019 (5 yr)

$5,823,018
$1,981,039 … $9,664,998

$3,838,510
$797,022 … $6,879,998

−$1,984,508
−$8,867,976 … +$4,898,959

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2013; 2019: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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665

Rep. Adrian Smith (R-NE) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$46,495
−$467,986 … $374,996

−$2,081,992
−$5,163,978 … $999,995

−$2,035,496
−$5,538,974 … +$1,467,981

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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666

Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$547,025
$28,052 … $1,065,998

−$1,535,463
−$4,525,922 … $1,454,996

−$2,082,488
−$5,591,920 … +$1,426,944

before entering office

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667

Rep. John W. Rose (R-TN) (House)

Republican

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$56,765,536
$17,409,074 … $96,121,998

$54,521,028
$20,150,056 … $88,892,000

−$2,244,508
−$75,971,942 … +$71,482,926

before entering office

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668

Rep. Patrick T. McHenry (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2013–2023 (10 yr)

−$198,495
−$827,986 … $430,996

−$2,444,496
−$5,064,988 … $175,997

−$2,246,000
−$5,495,984 … +$1,003,983

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2005

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669

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) (Senate)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$8,925,568
$2,831,140 … $15,019,995

$6,663,014
$2,961,031 … $10,364,998

−$2,262,553
−$12,058,964 … +$7,533,858

before entering office

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670

Sen. Christopher Murphy (D-CT) (House / Senate)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

−$192,498
−$479,993 … $94,997

−$2,470,996
−$4,936,991 … −$5,002

−$2,278,498
−$5,031,988 … +$474,991

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2007

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671

Rep. John Garamendi (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$6,016,006
$630,019 … $11,401,994

$3,713,505
$1,147,011 … $6,279,999

−$2,302,502
−$10,254,983 … +$5,649,980

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009

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672

Sen. Tina Smith (D-MN) (Senate)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$6,413,026
$2,911,056 … $9,914,996

$3,949,018
$1,653,038 … $6,244,998

−$2,464,008
−$8,261,958 … +$3,333,942

before entering office

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673

Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) (House)

Democrat

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$774,018
−$468,962 … $2,016,998

−$1,761,484
−$4,627,966 … $1,104,998

−$2,535,502
−$6,644,964 … +$1,573,960

before entering office

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674

Rep. Kelly Morrison (D-MN) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$38,731,698
$19,682,396 … $57,781,000

$36,184,605
$17,159,213 … $55,209,997

−$2,547,093
−$40,621,787 … +$35,527,601

before entering office; 2024: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)

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675

Rep. David Schweikert (R-AZ) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$2,810,506
$431,015 … $5,189,996

$147,004
−$385,988 … $679,996

−$2,663,502
−$5,575,984 … +$248,981

earliest available report (2017); entered office 2011

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676

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2016–2024 (8 yr)

−$59,500
−$113,998 … −$5,001

−$2,724,500
−$4,933,997 … −$515,004

−$2,665,001
−$4,928,996 … −$401,006

earliest available report (2016); entered office 2013

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677

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$3,018,506
$557,013 … $5,479,998

$353,004
$191,009 … $515,000

−$2,665,501
−$5,288,989 … −$42,013

before entering office

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678

Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH) (House / Senate)

Republican

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$16,867,060
$8,599,121 … $25,135,000

$14,177,042
−$1,630,910 … $29,984,994

−$2,690,018
−$26,765,910 … +$21,385,873

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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679

Rep. Barry Moore (R-AL) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$6,178,003
$1,051,009 … $11,304,997

$3,441,003
$1,002,007 … $5,879,999

−$2,737,000
−$10,302,990 … +$4,828,990

before entering office

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680

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) (House / Senate)

Republican

2014–2025 (11 yr)

$1,526,029
$222,061 … $2,829,997

−$1,292,998
−$1,895,995 … −$690,002

−$2,819,028
−$4,725,992 … −$912,063

earliest available report (2014); entered office 2009

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681

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) (House / Senate)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$463,517
−$2,965 … $929,999

−$2,380,993
−$4,731,984 … −$30,002

−$2,844,510
−$5,661,983 … −$27,037

earliest available report (2019); entered office 2013

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682

Rep. Guy Reschenthaler (R-PA) (House)

Republican

2017–2025 (8 yr)

$30,502
−$203,995 … $264,998

−$2,859,999
−$5,119,995 … −$600,003

−$2,890,500
−$5,384,993 … −$396,008

before entering office

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683

Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN) (House)

Republican

2021–2025 (4 yr)

$24,415,004
$7,945,010 … $40,884,998

$21,380,004
$2,460,012 … $40,299,997

−$3,035,000
−$38,424,986 … +$32,354,987

before entering office; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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684

Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2020–2021 (1 yr)

$4,073,516
$1,510,034 … $6,636,999

$1,000,002
$650,003 … $1,350,000

−$3,073,515
−$5,986,996 … −$160,034

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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685

Rep. Nicholas J. Begich III (R-AK) (House)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$22,893,035
$8,946,071 … $36,839,999

$19,702,532
$7,805,065 … $31,599,999

−$3,190,503
−$29,034,934 … +$22,653,928

before entering office; 2024: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)

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686

Rep. Gregory F. Murphy (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$19,780,526
$8,921,051 … $30,640,000

$16,565,520
$7,341,042 … $25,789,999

−$3,215,005
−$23,298,958 … +$16,868,948

before entering office

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687

Rep. Austin Scott (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$4,671,518
$1,317,042 … $8,025,994

$1,400,517
$631,035 … $2,169,999

−$3,271,001
−$7,394,959 … +$852,957

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011

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688

Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) (Senate)

Democrat

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$6,412,010
$1,664,022 … $11,159,998

$2,984,510
$659,020 … $5,309,999

−$3,427,500
−$10,500,978 … +$3,645,977

before entering office

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689

Rep. Thomas H. Kean, Jr. (R-NJ) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$17,921,097
$9,387,195 … $26,454,999

$14,437,572
$7,410,144 … $21,464,999

−$3,483,526
−$19,044,855 … +$12,077,804

before entering office; 2025: 3 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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690

Rep. Derek Tran (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$4,272,522
$1,120,046 … $7,424,999

$777,524
−$4,444,949 … $5,999,997

−$3,494,998
−$11,869,948 … +$4,879,951

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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691

Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-VA) (House)

Republican

2014–2017 (3 yr)

$2,249,550
$852,104 … $3,646,995

−$1,468,982
−$4,253,961 … $1,315,998

−$3,718,531
−$7,900,956 … +$463,894

before entering office; 2014: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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692

Rep. Max L. Miller (R-OH) (House)

Republican

2023–2025 (2 yr)

$12,739,542
$5,251,086 … $20,227,997

$8,969,528
$4,379,057 … $13,559,999

−$3,770,014
−$15,848,940 … +$8,308,913

before entering office; 2023: 3 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (2 yr)

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693

Rep. Thomas J. Rooney (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$110,609,554
$42,023,110 … $179,195,997

$106,552,118
$54,844,237 … $158,259,999

−$4,057,436
−$124,351,760 … +$116,236,889

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2009; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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694

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) (Senate)

Democrat

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$24,820,018
$10,365,035 … $39,275,000

$20,472,008
$7,584,015 … $33,360,000

−$4,348,010
−$31,690,985 … +$22,994,965

before entering office

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695

Rep. A. Donald McEachin (D-VA) (House)

Democrat

2016–2021 (5 yr)

$5,074,506
$2,182,014 … $7,966,998

$379,506
−$211,985 … $970,998

−$4,695,000
−$8,178,983 … −$1,211,016

before entering office

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696

Rep. Robert Pittenger (R-NC) (House)

Republican

2013–2017 (4 yr)

$6,300,524
−$14,274,947 … $26,875,994

$1,591,018
−$2,258,964 … $5,440,999

−$4,709,506
−$29,134,958 … +$19,715,946

before entering office; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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697

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) (Senate)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$8,074,100
$3,798,203 … $12,349,997

$3,267,530
$885,063 … $5,649,998

−$4,806,570
−$11,464,934 … +$1,851,795

before entering office

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698

Rep. Harley Rouda (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2017–2021 (4 yr)

$42,763,034
$15,056,070 … $70,469,998

$37,918,528
−$2,447,936 … $78,284,993

−$4,844,506
−$72,917,934 … +$63,228,923

before entering office; 2017: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; no computable net worth for year(s) inside the span: 2020

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699

Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) (Senate)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$131,860,026
$39,045,057 … $224,674,996

$126,688,524
$36,872,052 … $216,504,996

−$5,171,502
−$187,802,944 … +$177,459,939

before entering office; short span (1 yr)

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700

Rep. Peter Meijer (R-MI) (House)

Republican

2020–2021 (1 yr)

$74,300,144
$55,565,292 … $93,034,995

$67,863,532
$50,997,066 … $84,729,997

−$6,436,612
−$42,037,929 … +$29,164,705

before entering office; 2020: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2020: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2021: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2021: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); short span (1 yr); 2020: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound; 2021: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound

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701

Rep. William R. Timmons IV (R-SC) (House)

Republican

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$3,198,503
−$3,632,989 … $10,029,995

−$3,331,496
−$10,292,988 … $3,629,995

−$6,530,000
−$20,322,983 … +$7,262,984

before entering office

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702

Rep. Pat Fallon (R-TX) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$20,114,552
$7,053,107 … $33,175,998

$13,369,553
$5,854,107 … $20,884,999

−$6,745,000
−$27,321,891 … +$13,831,892

before entering office

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703

Sen. David Perdue (R-GA) (Senate)

Republican

2014–2019 (5 yr)

$33,849,080
$17,128,161 … $50,569,999

$27,042,096
$10,999,192 … $43,084,999

−$6,806,984
−$39,570,807 … +$25,956,838

before entering office

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704

Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2022–2025 (3 yr)

$24,150,003
$8,100,006 … $40,200,000

$16,675,002
$6,100,004 … $27,250,000

−$7,475,001
−$34,099,996 … +$19,149,994

before entering office

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705

Rep. Mike Garcia (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2020–2023 (3 yr)

$7,958,010
$3,076,022 … $12,839,999

$475,506
$111,014 … $839,999

−$7,482,504
−$12,728,985 … −$2,236,023

before entering office

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706

Rep. Mike Haridopolos (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$8,923,537
$4,531,074 … $13,316,000

$1,060,528
−$5,543,943 … $7,664,998

−$7,863,010
−$18,859,943 … +$3,133,924

before entering office; 2024: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)

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707

Sen. David McCormick (R-PA) (Senate)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$181,647,110
$65,424,228 … $297,869,993

$172,035,095
$65,485,199 … $278,584,991

−$9,612,016
−$232,384,794 … +$213,160,763

before entering office; 2024: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2024: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2025: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2025: 2 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); short span (1 yr); 2024: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound; 2024: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound; 2025: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound; 2025: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound

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708

Rep. E. Scott Rigell (R-VA) (House)

Republican

2013–2015 (2 yr)

$29,387,029
$6,792,060 … $51,981,998

$19,243,526
$3,997,056 … $34,489,997

−$10,143,502
−$47,984,942 … +$27,697,937

earliest available report (2013); entered office 2011; short span (2 yr)

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709

Sen. Mike Braun (R-IN) (Senate)

Republican

2018–2023 (5 yr)

$30,123,034
$11,296,071 … $48,949,997

$19,961,528
$8,978,055 … $30,945,000

−$10,161,506
−$39,971,942 … +$19,648,929

before entering office

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710

Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney (D-NY) (House)

Democrat

2013–2021 (8 yr)

$22,912,009
$3,228,021 … $42,595,997

$11,811,024
$4,467,049 … $19,154,999

−$11,100,985
−$38,128,948 … +$15,926,978

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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711

Rep. Rosa L. DeLauro (D-CT) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$13,992,504
$3,098,014 … $24,886,993

$2,690,500
$416,004 … $4,964,997

−$11,302,003
−$24,470,989 … +$1,866,983

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1991

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712

Rep. Rick W. Allen (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$35,806,512
$10,843,027 … $60,769,997

$23,134,076
$9,873,152 … $36,394,999

−$12,672,436
−$50,896,845 … +$25,551,972

earliest available report (2016); entered office 2015

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713

Rep. Maggie Goodlander (D-NH) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$23,160,546
$8,452,094 … $37,868,998

$9,186,043
$2,676,088 … $15,695,998

−$13,974,503
−$35,192,910 … +$7,243,904

before entering office; 2025: 2 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr)

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714

Rep. Dean Phillips (D-MN) (House)

Democrat

2018–2023 (5 yr)

$58,420,237
$20,457,476 … $96,382,998

$43,829,524
$12,513,049 … $75,145,998

−$14,590,714
−$83,869,949 … +$54,688,522

before entering office; 2018: 3 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2023: 3 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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715

Rep. Janelle S. Bynum (D-OR) (House)

Democrat

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$15,340,540
$3,659,085 … $27,021,994

$715,040
−$930,915 … $2,360,996

−$14,625,499
−$27,952,909 … −$1,298,089

before entering office; 2024: 1 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; short span (1 yr); 2024: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound

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716

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) (House)

Republican

2021–2024 (3 yr)

$40,757,086
$13,730,174 … $67,783,998

$24,275,034
$8,675,070 … $39,874,999

−$16,482,052
−$59,108,928 … +$26,144,825

before entering office; 2021: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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717

Rep. Carol D. Miller (R-WV) (House)

Republican

2018–2025 (7 yr)

$2,662,022
−$995,952 … $6,319,997

−$15,283,966
−$42,522,930 … $11,954,998

−$17,945,988
−$48,842,927 … +$12,950,950

before entering office; 2018: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2018: 3 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2018: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound

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718

Rep. Scott Franklin (R-FL) (House)

Republican

2020–2025 (5 yr)

$28,935,560
$7,695,121 … $50,175,999

$10,280,556
$3,841,113 … $16,719,999

−$18,655,004
−$46,334,886 … +$9,024,878

before entering office

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719

Rep. TJ Cox (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2017–2019 (2 yr)

$23,716,013
−$12,098,967 … $59,530,993

$4,383,509
−$19,478,972 … $28,245,990

−$19,332,504
−$79,009,965 … +$40,344,957

before entering office; short span (2 yr)

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720

Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) (Senate)

Democrat

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$245,674,583
$90,164,166 … $401,185,000

$224,759,066
$101,523,131 … $347,995,000

−$20,915,518
−$299,661,869 … +$257,830,834

earliest available report (2016); entered office 2009

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721

Rep. Bradley Scott Schneider (D-IL) (House)

Democrat

2016–2025 (9 yr)

$25,770,598
$14,902,195 … $36,639,000

$3,359,534
−$1,048,931 … $7,767,999

−$22,411,064
−$37,687,931 … −$7,134,196

earliest available report (2016); entered office 2013; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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722

Rep. Susie Lee (D-NV) (House)

Democrat

2019–2025 (6 yr)

$27,818,142
$13,918,285 … $41,717,998

$4,316,518
$2,173,037 … $6,459,999

−$23,501,624
−$39,544,961 … −$7,458,286

before entering office; 2019: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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Rep. David G. Valadao (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2015–2017 (2 yr)

−$24,742,004
−$45,298,997 … −$4,185,012

−$60,057,508
−$103,099,999 … −$17,015,017

−$35,315,504
−$98,914,987 … +$28,283,980

earliest available report (2015); entered office 2013; short span (2 yr); later annual report(s) for 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 exist but could not be used for net worth

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724

Rep. Val Butler Demings (D-FL) (House)

Democrat

2015–2021 (6 yr)

$38,074,003
$25,353,006 … $50,795,000

−$13,994
−$832,986 … $804,997

−$38,087,998
−$51,627,986 … −$24,548,009

before entering office

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725

Rep. Scott H. Peters (D-CA) (House)

Democrat

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$78,519,042
$34,958,085 … $122,079,998

$37,916,539
$20,918,078 … $54,915,000

−$40,602,502
−$101,161,920 … +$19,956,915

before entering office; 2013: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket; 2025: 1 Schedule A row(s) had the upper bound of the range lost in text extraction; completed from the fixed statutory bracket

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726

Rep. Ken Calvert (R-CA) (House)

Republican

2013–2025 (12 yr)

$3,150,002
−$2,899,989 … $9,199,992

−$38,499,997
−$92,649,984 … $15,649,990

−$41,649,998
−$101,849,976 … +$18,549,979

earliest available report (2013); entered office 1993

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Sen. James C. Justice (R-WV) (Senate)

Republican

2024–2025 (1 yr)

$1,295,392,556
$913,720,122 … $1,677,064,989

$1,237,445,056
$819,625,125 … $1,655,264,988

−$57,947,499
−$857,439,864 … +$741,544,866

before entering office; 2024: 15 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2024: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); 2025: 14 open-ended asset value(s) (e.g. 'Over $X') counted at the lower bound (understates assets); 2025: 1 open-ended liability value(s) counted at the lower bound (understates liabilities); short span (1 yr); 2024: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound; 2024: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound; 2025: open-ended asset value(s) counted at lower bound; 2025: open-ended liability value(s) counted at lower bound

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No net-worth change could be estimated for these members (reason shown); nothing was guessed.

Member	Reason
Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX)	not available: no report year could be computed (validated OCR of a scanned filing: Schedule A is usable, but Schedule D (liabilities) is not parsed from scanned filings, so net worth is not computed)
Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO)	not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)
Sen. Laphonza R. Butler (D-CA)	not available: only one report year (2023) could be computed, so no change can be estimated
Rep. John Abney Culberson (R-TX)	not available: no report year could be computed (validated OCR of a scanned filing: Schedule A is usable, but Schedule D (liabilities) is not parsed from scanned filings, so net worth is not computed)
Rep. Eric A. "Rick" Crawford (R-AR)	not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)
Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL)	not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)
Rep. Jenniffer González-Colón (R-PR)	not available: only one report year (2022) could be computed, so no change can be estimated
Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA)	not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)
Rep. Debra A. Haaland (D-NM)	not available: only one report year (2018) could be computed, so no change can be estimated
Sen. Jon Husted (R-OH)	not available: only one report year (2025) could be computed, so no change can be estimated
Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA)	not available: no report year could be computed (validated X-mark decoding of a scanned filing: Schedule A is usable, but Schedule D (liabilities) is not parsed from scanned filings, so net worth is not computed)
Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D-NM)	not available: only one report year (2025) could be computed, so no change can be estimated
Rep. Summer L. Lee (D-PA)	not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)
Sen. Edward J. Markey (D-MA)	not available: only one report year (2025) could be computed, so no change can be estimated
Rep. Gregory W. Meeks (D-NY)	not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)
Rep. Michael T. McCaul (R-TX)	not available: no electronic or validated-OCR annual reports available
Sen. Ashley Moody (R-FL)	not available: only one report year (2025) could be computed, so no change can be estimated
Rep. Stacey E. Plaskett (D-VI)	not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)
Rep. Harold Rogers (R-KY)	not available: no electronic or validated-OCR annual reports available
Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD)	not available: only one report year (2025) could be computed, so no change can be estimated

Member

Reason

Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX)

not available: no report year could be computed (validated OCR of a scanned filing: Schedule A is usable, but Schedule D (liabilities) is not parsed from scanned filings, so net worth is not computed)

Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO)

not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)

Sen. Laphonza R. Butler (D-CA)

not available: only one report year (2023) could be computed, so no change can be estimated

Rep. John Abney Culberson (R-TX)

Rep. Eric A. "Rick" Crawford (R-AR)

not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)

Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL)

not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)

Rep. Jenniffer González-Colón (R-PR)

not available: only one report year (2022) could be computed, so no change can be estimated

Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA)

not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)

Rep. Debra A. Haaland (D-NM)

not available: only one report year (2018) could be computed, so no change can be estimated

Sen. Jon Husted (R-OH)

not available: only one report year (2025) could be computed, so no change can be estimated

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA)

not available: no report year could be computed (validated X-mark decoding of a scanned filing: Schedule A is usable, but Schedule D (liabilities) is not parsed from scanned filings, so net worth is not computed)

Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D-NM)

not available: only one report year (2025) could be computed, so no change can be estimated

Rep. Summer L. Lee (D-PA)

not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)

Sen. Edward J. Markey (D-MA)

not available: only one report year (2025) could be computed, so no change can be estimated

Rep. Gregory W. Meeks (D-NY)

not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)

Rep. Michael T. McCaul (R-TX)

not available: no electronic or validated-OCR annual reports available

Sen. Ashley Moody (R-FL)

not available: only one report year (2025) could be computed, so no change can be estimated

Rep. Stacey E. Plaskett (D-VI)

not available: no report year could be computed (the selected filing lists no Schedule A assets ("None disclosed", a partial amendment, or unreadable), so a total cannot be estimated reliably)

Rep. Harold Rogers (R-KY)

not available: no electronic or validated-OCR annual reports available

Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD)

not available: only one report year (2025) could be computed, so no change can be estimated