Nancy Pelosi's Net Worth, by Her Own Disclosure
Every member of Congress files a financial disclosure — an itemized list of what they own, owe and earn. We read Rep. Pelosi's in full. It reports about $228.6 million in assets against $106.9 million in debts — a net worth near $122 million — with up to $25 million each in NVIDIA, Broadcom, Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon, 93% of it held by her husband. And across 176 disclosed trades, not one was filed late. We show the money; you draw the conclusions.
The single largest positions on the disclosure are megacap tech — NVIDIA, Broadcom, Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon — each held in the “$5,000,001 to $25,000,000” bracket, and nearly all under her husband's name.
The Filing Every Member of Congress Has to Make
Under the STOCK Act, every senator and representative files an annual Personal Financial Disclosure — a list of their assets, debts and outside income, each recorded in a value bracket — plus a periodic transaction report every time they (or a spouse or dependent) buy or sell a security. Those documents are public, but they arrive as scanned PDFs with no database and no search.
So we parsed them. Every figure on this page comes from Nancy Pelosi's own filings, with the holdings and net-worth numbers pinned to her most recent annual disclosure and the trading figures drawn from her periodic reports. We report what they say.
How Much Is Nancy Pelosi Worth?
The honest answer is a range. Congressional disclosures record each asset and debt in a bracket — “$1M–$5M,” “$5M–$25M,” and so on — so two very different fortunes can look identical on paper. Taking the midpoint of every bracket, Pelosi's most recent filing shows about $228.6 million in assets against roughly $106.9 million in liabilities — mortgages and loans against her California real estate and business entities. That nets to a midpoint around $122 million, placing her among the ten wealthiest members of Congress.
Where the Money Is
Unlike most members, the Pelosi fortune is concentrated in individual stocks — not mutual funds or index ETFs. Megacap technology equities make up the largest single slice, followed by private partnerships and LLCs and a pair of California real-estate holdings. By disclosed-asset midpoint:
The Largest Holdings — Mostly Big Tech
The biggest line items on the disclosure, each recorded in the $5,000,001–$25,000,000 bracket unless noted. Note the owner column: nearly every position is held by Paul Pelosi, the Speaker emerita's husband and a venture capitalist.
| Holding | Type | Owner | Disclosed value |
|---|---|---|---|
| NVIDIA NVDA | Stock | Spouse | $5M–$25M |
| Broadcom AVGO | Stock | Spouse | $5M–$25M |
| Apple AAPL | Stock | Spouse | $5M–$25M |
| Microsoft MSFT | Stock | Spouse | $5M–$25M |
| Alphabet GOOGL | Stock | Spouse | $5M–$25M |
| Amazon AMZN | Stock | Spouse | $5M–$25M |
| Visa | Stock | Spouse | $5M–$25M |
| Salesforce | Stock | Spouse | $5M–$25M |
| 25 Point Lobos | Commercial property | Spouse | $5M–$25M |
| 11 Zinfandel Lane | Home & vineyard | Joint | $5M–$25M |
Want every trade, not just the holdings?
GovGreed scores every disclosed Pelosi trade against the bills she voted on, the committees she sat on, and the price action that followed. Free to start, no card required.
176 Trades — and Zero Filed Late
What the household holds and what it trades are two different stories. Across the 176 trades in our dataset — spanning 43 tickers since 2014 — the pattern is large, concentrated bets on technology, often through call options, executed by Paul Pelosi. The most striking compliance fact cuts against the reputation: not one of those 176 trades was filed late. The legal deadline under the STOCK Act is 45 days; Pelosi's filings hit it every time.
Where She Ranks in Congress
A roughly $122 million midpoint puts Pelosi among the ten wealthiest of all 538 members — but nowhere near the top. Sen. Rick Scott discloses close to $480 million and Sen. Jim Justice over $1 billion. What makes Pelosi singular isn't the size of the fortune; it's the composition — concentrated, well-timed individual tech stocks rather than the blind funds and Treasuries most wealthy members hold.
Who's actually the richest in Congress?
See all 538 members ranked by net worth, assets and debts — straight from their financial disclosures — and find where Pelosi lands.
How We Count It
Every figure aggregates parsed line items from Nancy Pelosi's congressional Personal Financial Disclosure. Asset and liability figures use the midpoints of the form's value brackets, which are wide by design — so net worth is a midpoint estimate, not a precise number, and her personal residence is excluded from the disclosure entirely. Trading figures come from her periodic STOCK Act transaction reports. Holdings marked “Spouse” are recorded under Paul Pelosi; “Joint” are held together.
Pelosi is only the most famous.
All 538 members of Congress — plus the President and Cabinet — file the same disclosures. We read them, score every trade against the bills and committees behind it, and track each new filing the day it posts. Start free, no card required.
Already have an account? Sign in →
Frequently Asked Questions
Keep Reading
More money trails: AIPAC money in Congress · Congress trading leaderboard · Congressional trading stats
Not financial advice. All data from public federal disclosures. GovGreed reports disclosed financial information and does not allege that any person violated any law.