54. Norma Torres

-$534,000 minimum net worth

Torres (D-Pomona) is the poorest Democrat in California's delegation. She listed a rental property in Pomona as her main asset. Her city of Los Angeles pension was worth at least $15,000 and was deferred compensation for years spent as a 911 operator. Her liabilities included two mortgages on her house and one on a rental property.

Totals

$266,000 minimum assets
$800,000 minimum liabilities

Asset list

Rank Asset Type Owner Minimum value
1 Residential Rental Property Real Estate Joint $250,001
2 City of Los Angeles Deferred Compensation Plan, DCP Large-Cap Stock Fund Investments Member $15,001
3 Inland Valley Strategic Partners Investments Spouse $1,001
4 Primerica IRA, Inv Amer Franc Ci A Investments Member $1
5 Primerica IRA, Inv Amer Franch Ci A Investments Spouse $1

Liability list

Rank Creditor Type Owner Minimum value
1 Bank of America Mortgage Member $500,001
2 Los Angeles Police Federal Credit Union Mortgage Member $250,001
3 Los Angeles Police Federal Credit Union Mortgage Member $50,001

Credits: Christina Bellantoni, Christine Mai-Duc, Javier Panzar, Julie Westfall and Sarah Wire.

About this data: These are the assets disclosed for calendar years 2014-2016 compiled by Roll Call. They are ranked from largest to smallest. Financial disclosure rules allow lawmakers to report broad ranges of minimums for both assets and liabilities, starting at $1 to $1,000 and topping out at $50 million or higher, so it is impossible to offer precise figures. The minimum values shown are how Roll Call calculated the net worth for each member.

Roll Call assigns assets and liabilities into several categories. The disclosure forms indicate if the asset or liability is owned solely by the member, by the member’s spouse, by the member’s dependent(s) or jointly owned by the member and spouse. The names of the assets and liabilities appear as they were entered on the forms filed with the clerk of the House and the Senate Select Committee on Ethics.