Tim Sheehy’s personal finance disclosure shows vast wealth, array of investments
A new personal finance disclosure for Tim Sheehy, the current Republican front-runner in the party’s effort to topple longtime Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Jon Tester in 2024, shows a complex array of business holdings, properties, investments and other assets that generate millions of dollars each year for the Belgrade businessman.
Sheehy, the CEO of Belgrade-based aerial firefighting company Bridger Aerospace, earns about $7 million a year in non-investment income, $5 million of which comes from his salary at Bridger. His total net worth, buoyed by between $16 million and $44 million in dividends from investments, is between $74 million and $200 million, which would make him one of Congress’ wealthiest members if he is elected.
Members of Congress, senior staff, candidates for federal offices and other top officials must disclose their personal finances annually, as required by the Ethics in Government Act of 1978. A candidate or lawmaker’s investment income and the value of their assets are reported in ranges, hence the width of the estimates of Sheehy’s net worth.
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