REPORT: Soros-backed Senator who slammed the rich doubles net worth since taking office

May 24, 2025

From the New York Post: Democratic Georgia Sen. Raphael Warnock — who has praised Marxism and cheered the redistribution of wealth — has made a killing since he took office, The Post has learned.

The Peach State pastor — whose campaign was heavily backed by far-left billionaire George Soros — doubled his net worth from just over $1 million in 2020 to as much as $2.2 million in 2024, financial disclosure records show.

Warnock, 55, made history in 2021 when he became Georgia’s first black senator by defeating incumbent Kelly Loeffler in a special election.

He accused his predecessor during the race of using her seat to get rich.

But records show he almost tripled his annual earnings, going from $242,101 when he was a reverend in 2020 to bringing in on average $659,977 each year since becoming a politician — between salaries for his various gigs, book deals and investments, records show.

The report explains that all U.S. senators receive an annual salary of $174,000, and are allowed to earn up to $32,000 in additional funds from other ventures. However, there’s no limit of what they can earn on book deals.

Warnock has served in the Senate since January 2021. Then, he hit the jackpot, signing a book deal with Penguin Books 8 months later. In addition to his senate salary, records show Warnock has raked in the following cash over the last few years for multiple books he has written:

2021: $541,965
2022: $985,118
2023: $666,767
2024: $357,058

The divorced Democrat senate is reportedly living quite comfortably as well. He paid $1.15 million in 2023 for a 4 bed, 3.5 bath residence in Washington, D.C., and also owns a 3,000-square-foot home in Atlanta, worth an estimated $745,000.