Not all politicians come into office wealthy – but many leave that way. Here are the top 10 winners of the past decade.
| Name | Growth Percentage | Avg. Wealth 2005 | Avg. Wealth 2015 |
|---|---|---|---|
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213592.4% | $32,500 | $69,450,025 |
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4900.1% | -$99,997 | $4,800,003 |
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4457.9% | $267,511 | $12,193,002 |
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3973.0% | -$16,499 | $639,005 |
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2994.3% | $81,537 | $2,523,001 |
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2441.6% | -$32,500 | $761,010 |
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1933.1% | $83,001 | $1,687,509 |
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1921.3% | $175,505 | $3,547,506 |
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1658.7% | $231,502 | $4,071,509 |
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1570.9% | $223,002 | $3,726,047 |
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