Marjorie Taylor Greene Net Worth: How Rich is the Congresswoman?

Marjorie Taylor Greene is an American politician and far-right conspiracy theorist. She has served as the United States House representative for Georgia’s 14^th congressional district since 2021. As of 2023, Marjorie Taylor Greene net worth is estimated to be around $1.5 million.

Greene is a strong supporter of Donald Trump, and she made a place in the Congress election in 2020 after the retirement of Tom Graves, who previously served as U. S. House of Representatives for Georgia’s 14^th district.

Career Highlights

• Marjorie currently serves as the US representative for Georgia’s 14^th congressional district.
• From 2007 to 2011, she worked as the Chief Financial Officer at Taylor Commercial.
• She is a firm supporter of Donald Trump and even supported him to overturn his election loss to Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election.

Early Life

Marjorie Taylor Greene was born on May 27, 1974, in Milledgeville, Georgia, United States. Her father’s name is Robert Taylor. She received a high school graduation degree from South Forsyth High School in 1992 and later earned a Bachelor of Business Administration certificate from the University of Georgia in 1996.

Before she engaged in politics, she worked as the Chief Financial Officer for Taylor Commercial from 2007 to 2011. She also worked as a part-time coach at Alpharetta CrossFit gym, which she co-founded with a CrossFit athlete, Travis Mayer.

In 2017, she visited Washington D. C. to raise her voice against a Republican gun control compromise. On June 4, 2019, she started her campaign in the 6^th district although she had the intention to run in the 7^th congressional district of Georgia.

Marjorie Taylor Greene Net Worth & Political Career

 

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Greene made an announcement in December 2019 that she would instead shift her campaign to the 14^th District since Tom Graves, the Republic incumbent made it clear that he would not run for election from there. She was possibly an overwhelming favorite in the general election as a matter of the fact that she would receive the majority of votes from the 14^th district being a Republican. As predicted, she registered the victory in the election by receiving 74% of the vote.

Marjorie soon became a central part of the attraction after she called speaker of U. S. House representative, Nancy Pelosi a hypocrite, bitch and anti-American during her victory speech. She even claimed to kick her ….. out of Congress.

Likewise, just a few days after the election, she made deceptive claims on her husband Perry’s Floyd County voting record, whose voting record revealed voter fraud. Greene has been an ardent critic of Big Tech companies including Facebook. She has even accused tech giants including Facebook of anti-conservative bias. However, lately, the media reports claimed that she and her husband Perry sold up to $210 thousand in tech stocks, including Facebook.

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Personal Life

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Marjorie Taylor Greene has been married to Perry Green since 1995. She married Perry at a young while studying in college. She and her husband, Perry shares three kids together.

In May 2021, Greene was found breaking Georgia law, as ABC Affiliate WSB-TV reported that she claimed two homestead tax exemptions on the properties, that she purchased in the 14^th congressional district in which she ran for office. On the respective matter, Greene responded with a statement where she revealed that she has taken care of the matter as it just needed few pieces of paperwork to be completed.

Marjorie Taylor Greene Net Worth Timeline

Majorie Taylor Greene’s personal wealth is estimated to be around $1.5 million as of 2023. She has earned a huge amount from her involvement in several businesses. Greene also possibly receives an annual salary of around $174,000 as a U. S. House representative.