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Mississippi’s Congressional Delegation Is Far Wealthier Than the Average Mississippian

NOTUS reported discrepancies in Thompson’s financial disclosures, and he filed an amended disclosure after the outlet’s questions.

Mississippi’s Congressional Delegation Is Far Wealthier Than the Average Mississippian
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Apr 22, 2026
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A NOTUS analysis found that most of Mississippi’s congressional delegation has greater estimated wealth than the state’s average resident. It also reported apparent errors in Rep. Bennie Thompson’s financial disclosures; Thompson filed an amended disclosure after NOTUS asked about them.

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Mississippi representative whose financial disclosures contained reported errors

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Michael Guest
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Mississippi representative whose estimated wealth and financial holdings are discussed

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Mike Ezell
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Mississippi representative noted as having a negative estimated net worth

Cindy Hyde-Smith
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Mississippi senator whose farm, assets and estimated net worth are described

Trent Kelly
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Mississippi representative whose estimated net worth and assets are described

Roger F. Wicker
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Mississippi senator whose stocks, liabilities and estimated net worth are discussed

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NOTUS Reports on Mississippi Delegation's Wealth and Thompson's Disclosure Errors
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