Known declared pile across datasets
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India's most ambitious public record of the wealth declared by elected representatives—across assemblies, Parliament, parties and elections.
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IN NUMBERS
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4,092 MLA543 LS229 RS
records across three datasetsLoadingcandidate affidavits
20,467historical winners
10,243asset comparisons
01 / EXPLORE
The wealth table
Search sitting MLAs, 2024 Lok Sabha general-election winners and sitting Rajya Sabha MPs in one ledger.
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03 / IMPORTED DATABASE
Candidate affidavits in the imported archive.
Search MyNeta-analyzed records imported from discovered election folders.
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05 / THE MAP
State of wealth
Average declared assets across sitting legislators in the active ledger, ranked high to low. Open the full map →
INDIA
Where political wealth concentrates
The southern and western states dominate the top of the current declared-asset index.
Tap a state block to filter the wealth table06 / ANALYSIS
Signals in the declarations
Average assets by party
07 / SOURCE NOTEPublic records,
Public records,
carefully connected.
NetaWorth organizes election-affidavit declarations into a searchable public ledger. Figures come from ECI, ADR and MyNeta; every record keeps its source link for verification.
The internal database contains 1,81,307 MyNeta-analyzed candidate records imported from 136 reviewed election folders through 2026. It also contains 4,092 sitting MLAs from the ADR 2025 snapshot, 543 winners from the 2024 Lok Sabha general election (not a current-membership claim), and 229 of 233 sitting Rajya Sabha MPs analyzed by ADR as of 17 March 2026. The Rajya Sabha report notes one vacant seat and three unavailable affidavits; unpublished liabilities and case counts stay unavailable rather than becoming zero. The archive also contains 17,785 imported historical-winner records through 2026 and 10,243 asset comparisons spanning 2004—2025. Exact-name histories are useful leads, while verified growth timelines require state, election year, normalized name and exact asset values to agree. Constituency labels remain as published and may reflect delimitation or spelling changes; ambiguous same-label winner groups are omitted rather than merged into a false seat history. Check the cited primary affidavit before investigative or legal use.