Congressional Trades › Norma J. Torres

Trade Volume by Year

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Top Traded Sectors

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Recent Trades

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Net Worth KeyVex estimate

Added up from the value brackets on the annual financial disclosure filed May 15, 2026 · Filing ↗

Why there is no headline figure. The most the listed assets can add up to is less than the least the listed debts can. That is usually the form, not the person: a member must list the mortgage on their home and need not list the home, so a house shows up as a debt with nothing against it. Both sums are below; the difference between them is not Norma J. Torres’s net worth.

$116KAssets disclosed · midpoint$66K to $165K
$925KDebts disclosed · midpoint$600K to $1.3M
—Assets minus debtsnot drawn, see the note above

How to read this. A disclosure gives assets and debts as ranges, not figures. The low ends add up to a floor and the high ends to a ceiling; where a figure is headlined it is the midpoint of the two (the method OpenSecrets used for its net-worth rankings and NOTUS uses today), our arithmetic, not a number Norma J. Torres reported. The form does not ask for everything: a home that earns no rent, cars and furnishings, and federal retirement accounts such as the Thrift Savings Plan need not be listed, while a member’s home mortgages must be. So a figure here can sit well below true net worth. Assets of a spouse and dependent children are included, as the form requires.

1 asset listed with no value (“Undetermined”, “Unascertainable”) is left out.

By Kind of Asset

Midpoint of the disclosed ranges, in the filer’s own categories
  • Pensions2 lines$108K
  • Ownership interest (trade or business)1 line$8K

Largest Disclosed Holdings

The 3 lines with the highest value bracket, exactly as written on the filing
AssetKindOwnerValue as disclosed
DCP Large-Cap Stock FundPensions—$50,001 - $100,000
LACERS Pension Plan (Los Angeles, CA)Pensions—$15,001 - $50,000
Inland Valley Strategic PartnerOwnership interest (trade or business)Spouse$1,001 - $15,000

Annual Financial Disclosures

Reports on file under Norma J. Torres’s own name, a filing signed by a namesake is not listed
  • Annual · 2025House Clerk · filed May 15, 2026 · 4 assets, 2 liabilities parsedFiling ↗
  • Annual · 2024House Clerk · filed May 7, 2025Filing ↗
  • Annual · 2023House Clerk · filed May 15, 2024Filing ↗
  • Annual · 2022House Clerk · filed May 18, 2023Filing ↗
  • Annual · 2021House Clerk · filed May 13, 2022Filing ↗
  • Annual · 2020House Clerk · filed Jul 29, 2021Filing ↗
  • Annual · 2019House Clerk · filed Aug 11, 2020Filing ↗
  • Annual · 2018House Clerk · filed May 13, 2019Filing ↗
  • Annual · 2017House Clerk · filed May 10, 2018Filing ↗
  • Annual · 2016House Clerk · filed May 8, 2017Filing ↗
  • Annual · 2015House Clerk · filed May 16, 2016Filing ↗

Live Stock Portfolio

An estimate of what Norma J. Torres holds now, rebuilt from every disclosed purchase and sale
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Proposed Legislation

Bills and resolutions Norma J. Torres has sponsored
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Campaign Receipts

What Norma J. Torres’s campaign committee raised and spent, quarter by quarter
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Outside Spending in Support

Committees that spent independently to support Norma J. Torres’s election
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Where Donors Work

Employers named by the itemised individual donors to Norma J. Torres’s campaign, totals by employer, never a person
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Other Candidates in the Race

Every candidate who has reported raising money in the most recent election for this seat, candidates for office are public by their own filing
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Outside Spending Against

Committees that spent independently against Norma J. Torres
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Corporate Donors

PACs and other committees that contributed to Norma J. Torres’s campaign
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