Net Worth of your congressmen

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[ejdrapes]

Rank	Name	Minimum Net Worth	Maximum Net Worth
1	Herb Kohl (D-Wis)	$219,098,029	$234,549,004
2	Jane Harman (D-Calif)	$168,651,649	$289,045,000
3	John Kerry (D-Mass)	$165,741,511	$235,262,100
4	Darrell Issa (R-Calif)	$135,862,098	$677,230,000
5	Jay Rockefeller (D-WVa)	$78,150,023	$101,579,003
6	Robin Hayes (R-NC)	$58,952,196	$59,970,169
7	Charles H. Taylor (R-NC)	$56,056,017	$77,341,000
8	Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif)	$43,343,464	$98,660,021
9	Lincoln D. Chafee (R-RI)	$41,153,105	$64,096,019
10	Frank R. Lautenberg (D-NJ)	$38,198,170	$90,733,019
11	John McCain (R-Ariz)	$25,071,142	$38,043,014
12	Rodney Frelinghuysen (R-NJ)	$19,978,175	$67,170,000
13	Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass)	$19,189,049	$93,043,004
14	John Campbell (R-Calif)	$17,004,087	$77,512,000
15	Kenny Ewell Marchant (R-Texas)	$15,774,147	$55,312,000
16	Nita M. Lowey (D-NY)	$15,087,070	$61,131,000
17	Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif)	$14,746,108	$55,085,000
18	Elizabeth Dole (R-NC)	$13,508,152	$49,829,007
19	Michael McCaul (R-Texas)	$13,267,113	$58,330,000
20	Gordon H. Smith (R-Ore)	$12,994,660	$62,261,641
21	Chris Chocola (R-Ind)	$12,166,079	$35,690,000
22	Gary Miller (R-Calif)	$12,013,065	$51,750,000
23	Bill Frist (R-Tenn)	$11,667,041	$41,735,006
24	Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn)	$11,539,060	$43,671,003
25	Mike DeWine (R-Ohio)	$11,491,478	$47,455,001

Rank	Name	Minimum Net Worth	Maximum Net Worth
535	Alcee L. Hastings (D-Fla)	($2,129,005)	($7,335,000)
534	Nydia M. Velazquez (D-NY)	($1,234,000)	($5,435,000)
533	Tom DeLay (R-Texas)	($955,001)	($1,879,000)
532	Ken Salazar (D-Colo)	($377,996)	($717,000)
531	John Salazar (D-Colo)	($313,003)	($720,000)
530	Jim Langevin (D-RI)	($291,987)	($90,000)
529	Edolphus Towns (D-NY)	($178,995)	($360,000)
528	Brian M. Higgins (D-NY)	($132,995)	($266,000)
527	Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D-Del)	($131,981)	($113,000)
526	Louis B Gohmert, Jr (R-Texas)	($100,001)	($250,000)
525	Brad Miller (D-NC)	($85,994)	($90,000)
524	Melissa Bean (D-Ill)	($84,976)	$110,000
523	Stephanie Herseth (D-So Dak)	($79,002)	($185,000)
521	Curt Weldon (R-Pa)	($71,998)	($119,000)
521	Bart Stupak (D-Mich)	($71,998)	($170,000)
520	Nathan Deal (R-Ga)	($64,310)	($199,309)
519	Ron Lewis (R-Ky)	($60,987)	($12,000)
518	Rob Bishop (R-Utah)	($38,000)	($85,000)
517	John Hostettler (R-Ind)	($37,995)	($44,000)
516	Charles W. Norwood (R-Ga)	($34,996)	($46,000)
515	Byron L. Dorgan (D-ND)	($33,968)	$255,000
514	Geoff Davis (R-Ky)	($31,994)	($53,000)
513	Mario Diaz-Balart (R-Fla)	($30,002)	($100,000)
512	Corrine Brown (D-Fla)	($27,998)	($15,000)
509	Charlie A. Gonzalez (D-Texas)	($25,001)	($65,000)

[Tail Gunner John]

Geoff Davis caught hell from the dims for voting for the congressional pay raise during the campaign. Looks like he really needs it.

I believe he came from humble roots, joined the Army and began running for congress as soon as he retired as a major or captain.

In other words Davis knows what we real Americans are dealing with. I just love this guy.

[Tail Gunner John]

"probably legal fees"

Looks like the dims not only railroaded Tom Delay out of congress, but bankrupted him as well trying to defend himself.

[Bluegrass Conservative]

I believe he came from humble roots, joined the Army and began running for congress as soon as he retired as a major or captain.

He did have a successful consulting business in the middle there. Nothing huge, but supported him, his wife and (I think this is the right number) their 5 kids.