Top 10 single-year estimated gains – excluding flagged (trading-dominated / low-coverage) years

Coverage so far: 480 ranked (≥ 3 eligible years), 112 limited data (2 years, unranked), 155 insufficient data. Built from electronic (text) filings only; scanned/paper filings are not yet included, so many members lack data. Estimates are derived from range-valued disclosures using midpoints; they are not measured returns and imply nothing about wrongdoing. Filings are subject to 5 U.S.C. app. § 105(c) use restrictions. Generated 2026-10-01. See README for method and limitations.
#MemberParty (most recent term)YearEst. gainSame-position bandOpening value (mid)Member est. net-worth change (mid; see dollar-gain ranking)Reliability flags
1Rep. Juan Vargas (D-CA) (House)Democrat2023+223%+75% … +296%$2,015,003+$6,243,490—
2Rep. Thomas R. Suozzi (D-NY) (House)Democrat2024+128%+50% … +162%$4,174,522+$8,813,004—
3Rep. David P. Joyce (R-OH) (House)Republican2025+105%+104% … +105%$4,506,046+$4,702,051—
4Rep. Roger Williams (R-TX) (House)Republican2020+101%+90% … +104%$30,299,025+$69,271,508—
5Rep. Grace Meng (D-NY) (House)Democrat2019+101%+94% … +125%$899,522−$870,978—
6Rep. Larry Bucshon (R-IN) (House)Republican2019+86%+85% … +89%$1,679,519+$532,496—
7Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) (House / Senate)Republican2025+81%+72% … +113%$754,014+$1,541,514—
8Rep. Nathaniel Moran (R-TX) (House)Republican2025+80%+20% … +96%$748,518+$2,274,513—
9Rep. Darin LaHood (R-IL) (House)Republican2017+76%+60% … +240%$194,012+$391,501—
10Sen. Bernard Sanders (I-VT) (House / Senate)Independent2020+76%+65% … +118%$520,013+$1,263,001—