Net Worth in 2023: $3,069,000
Net Worth in 2023: $14,952,000
Net Worth in 2023: $17,250,000
Median Net Worth in 2023: $191,100
2011
Murkowski: $1,163,000
Sullivan: unknown
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $42,960
2012
Murkowski: $1,225,000
Sullivan: unknown
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $43,510
2013
Murkowski: $2,177,000
Sullivan: $3,895,000
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $44,350
2014
Murkowski: $2,318,000
Sullivan: $4,666,000
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $45,200
2015
Murkowski: $2,603,000
Sullivan: $4,328,000
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $46,420
2016
Murkowski: $2,167,000
Sullivan: $4,243,000
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $47,170
2017
Murkowski: $2,202,000
Sullivan: $4,013,000
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $47,560
2018
Murkowski: $2,231,000
Sullivan: $4,074,000
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $48,020
2019
Murkowski: $2,551,000
Sullivan: $9,167,000
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $74,480
2020
Murkowski: $2,545,000
Sullivan: $9,847,000
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $77,620
2021
Murkowski: $2,877,000
Sullivan: $10,953,000
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $48,820
2022
Murkowski: $3,020,000
Sullivan: $10,030,000
Begich: unknown
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $52,000
2023
Murkowski: $3,069,000
Sullivan: $14,952,000
Begich: $17,250,000
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $56,140
2024
Murkowski: $3,186,000
Sullivan: $12,380,000
Begich: $22,150,000
Median Annual Alaskan Wage: $59,400
Data shows net worth from time of becoming elected official.
When was the last time your representatives put themselves in front of Alaskans and answered your questions?
Lisa Murkowski has served as Senator from Alaska since 2002, and as Alaska’s Senior Senator since 2009. She is the first Alaskan born Senator. Prior to her service in the Senate, Murkowski served in the State House, rising to the position of House Majority Leader. Murkowski has served as Chair of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee since January 3, 2025. She is a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Ranking Member of the Interior-Environment Subcommittee, and serves on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee and Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Committee. She served as Chair of the Senate Energy Committee from 2015-2021.
Dan Sullivan was sworn in as Alaska’s eighth United States Senator on January 6, 2015. Prior to his election, Sullivan served as the Alaska Department of Natural Resources Commissioner from 2010 to 2013, and as the Alaska Attorney General from 2009 to 2010. He serves on the Senate Committee on Armed Services, on which he serves as Chair of the Readiness and Management Support subcommittee, the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, and the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs. Sullivan also currently serves as the Chairman of the International Republican Institute.
Alaska’s newest member of Congress, Nick Begich III began his Congressional career on January 3, 2025. Before his election, Begich worked in the software industry and as a political activist. Begich serves on the House Committee on Natural Resources, on which he serves as Vice Chair of Energy & Mineral Resources, the House Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure, and the House Committee on Science, Space & Technology. He has joined the Croatian Caucus, the Republican Study Committee, the Pacific Islands Caucus, the Native American Caucus, the Western Caucus, and the DOGE Caucus.