How many US presidents were wealthy?

NameNet worth

(in mil. of 2016 US$)[15]Political party[16]Years in officeLifespan

Donald Trump4,500[nb 1]Republican2017–presentborn 1946

George Washington587None/Independent1789–17971732–1799

Thomas Jefferson236Democratic-Republican1801–18091743–1826

Theodore Roosevelt139Republican1901–19091858–1919

Andrew Jackson132Democratic1829–18371767–1845

James Madison113Democratic-Republican1809–18171751–1836

Lyndon B. Johnson109Democratic1963–19691908–1973

Herbert Hoover83Republican1929–19331874–1964

Bill Clinton75Democratic1993–2001born 1946

Franklin D. Roosevelt66Democratic1933–19451882–1945

John Tyler57Whig / None1841–18451790–1862

Barack Obama40Democratic2009–2017born 1961

George W. Bush39Republican2001–2009born 1946

James Monroe30Democratic-Republican1817–18251758–1831

Martin Van Buren29Democratic1837–18411782–1862

Grover Cleveland28Democratic1885–1889

1893–18971837–1908

George H. W. Bush26Republican1989–19931924–2018

John Quincy Adams23Democratic-Republican1825–18291767–1848

John Adams21Federalist1797–18011735–1826

Richard Nixon17Republican1969–19741913–1994

Ronald Reagan14Republican1981–19891911–2004

James K. Polk11Democratic1845–18491795–1849

John F. Kennedy10[nb 2]Democratic1961–19631917–1963

Dwight D. Eisenhower9Republican1953–19611890–1969

Gerald Ford8Republican1974–19771913–2006

Jimmy Carter8Democratic1977–1981born 1924

Zachary Taylor7Whig1849–18501784–1850

William Henry Harrison6Whig18411773–1841

Benjamin Harrison6Republican1889–18931833–1901

Millard Fillmore4Whig1850–18531800–1874

Rutherford B. Hayes3Republican1877–18811822–1893

William Howard Taft3Republican1909–19131857–1930

Franklin Pierce2Democratic1853–18571804–1869

William McKinley1Republican1897–19011843–1901

Warren G. Harding1Republican1921–19231865–1923

James Buchanan<1Democratic1857–18611791–1868

Abraham Lincoln<1Republican / National Union1861–18651809–1865

Andrew Johnson<1National Union / Democratic1865–18691808–1875

Ulysses S. Grant<1Republican1869–18771822–1885

James A. Garfield<1Republican18811831–1881

Chester A. Arthur<1Republican1881–18851829–1886

Woodrow Wilson<1Democratic1913–19211856–1924

Calvin Coolidge<1Republican1923–19291872–1933

Harry S. Truman<1Democratic1945–19531884–1972

Explanation:

one of the major compromises in the constitutional convention was between the small states and big states. the small states wanted each state to have the same number of representatives in congress. the big states wanted representation based on population.

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