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What the 15 Wealthiest Congressional Districts Have in Common
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The Daily Signal
Each of the 15 wealthiest congressional districts in the United States in 2024—when measured by median household income—had at least one thing in common: They all elected Democrats to the House of Representatives.
The wealthiest congressional district in the country in 2024 was California’s 17th District.
In the 2024 general election in this district, Democrat congressional candidate Sam Liccardo beat fellow Democrat Evan Low 58.2 to 41.8%.
New Jersey’s 11th District, which is in the northern part of the state, was the 10th-wealthiest congressional district ($141,429).
New York’s 3rd Congressional District, the 11th wealthiest in the country ($138,234), was the only one of the 15 wealthiest congressional districts to vote for Trump (51%) over Harris (47%).