Dan Crenshaw Net Worth & Stock Trades

Dan Crenshaw's net worth is estimated at roughly $1.5 million to $3 million (OpenSecrets disclosure midpoint ~$2.5M; some estimates run higher when book and speaking income is included). Unlike many in Congress, he trades very little. Updated June 2026. Figures are public-disclosure estimates, not exact totals.

Net worth (est.)~$1.5–3M

RoleU.S. House · R-TX

In officeSince 2019

TradingMinimal

Last trade~2023

Net Worth, Explained

Crenshaw's net worth estimates genuinely disagree. OpenSecrets' disclosure-based method puts it around $2.5 million (range roughly $1.53M to $3.39M). Other aggregators land lower (~$1.5M to $2M) or higher ($2.5M to $5M) once book, podcast and speaking income is folded in. Because exact congressional net worth is never public, the honest answer is a range, roughly $1.5 million to $3 million, not a single figure.

Where His Wealth Comes From

Crenshaw's wealth comes mainly from his $174,000 House salary, a Navy SEAL military pension, and income from his book Fortitude plus podcast and speaking work, rather than from stock-market trading. We keep wealth and trading separate on purpose.

Notable Stock Trades

Crenshaw is a low-activity case. According to public STOCK Act filings, he has only about 7 filings and roughly 33 transactions since 2021, and his last recorded trade was an SPY ETF purchase around March 2023. There is no active trading story here, which is itself worth knowing: most of his net worth has nothing to do with the market.

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Crenshaw barely trades, but dozens of sitting members file constantly. Follow the full House and Senate picture on our free, live Congressional Trade Desk: a most-active-traders leaderboard, top bought and sold tickers, and a running STOCK Act feed.

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FAQ

What is Dan Crenshaw’s net worth?

Estimated at roughly $1.5 million to $3 million in 2026 (OpenSecrets disclosure midpoint ~$2.5M); estimates run higher when book and speaking income is included.

How did Dan Crenshaw make his money?

Mainly his $174,000 House salary, a Navy SEAL military pension, and income from his book and speaking, not from stock trading.

Does Dan Crenshaw trade stocks?

Very little. Public filings show only about 7 filings since 2021, with his last recorded trade around March 2023. See the Congressional Trade Desk for members who trade actively.

Net-worth and trading figures are third-party public estimates compiled from Quiver Quantitative, OpenSecrets, hedgefollow, Capitol Trades and news reports as of the dates noted, derived from financial disclosures that report only broad dollar ranges. They are estimates, not audited figures, and change over time. Educational information only, not investment advice. Pure Power Picks is not affiliated with Dan Crenshaw or the U.S. government.