By the Numbers: House Net Worths
Legislators, from left, Rep. Yvonne Hinson, Rep. J..J. Grow, Rep. Ryan Chamberlin, Sen. Stan McClain, Rep. Judson Sapp and Rep. Richard Gentry, sit together during the Marion County Legislative Delegation at the Klein Conference Center at the College of Cenral Florida in Ocala, Fla. on Wednesday, January 8, 2025. [Bruce Ackerman/Ocala Gazette] 2025.
Florida lawmakers faced a July 1 deadline for filing updated financial disclosure reports. Here are state House members who have reported the highest net worths:
— Rep. Kevin Steele, R-Dade City: $152,674,559
— Rep. Meg Weinberger, R-Palm Beach Gardens: $29,871,247
— Rep. Judson Sapp, R-Green Cove Springs: $21,916,582
— Rep. J.J. Grow, R-Inverness: $20,985,416
— Rep. Will Robinson, R-Bradenton: $16,466,533
— Rep. Allison Tant, D-Tallahassee: $15,451,179
— Rep. Taylor Yarkosky, R-Montverde: $8,060,000
— Rep. Shane Abbott, R-DeFuniak Springs: $7,444,394
— Rep. Jessica Baker, R-Jacksonville: $5,972,850
— Rep. Adam Anderson, R-Palm Harbor: $5,940,503
Note: While lawmakers faced a July 1 deadline, the state gives them a grace period until Sept. 1 to file reports before facing penalties. As of Tuesday, 23 House members had not filed reports.
Source: Florida Commission on Ethics
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