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Matt Rosendale is a wealthy politician who was born and raised in Maryland who is an American politician and businessman from Montana. He is a Roman Catholic. He spent his career working in real estate, development and land management. He served as vice chair of the Natural Resources and Transportation Committee, during the 2013 legislative session. He was among 47 Republicans to vote in favor of H.Con.Res. 21 which directed President Joe Biden, in 2023.
He was an acclaimed figure in the real estate world renowned for his ability to maximize value through effective deals and strategic partnerships. During his career, he has grown his family’s real estate business from a single, five-agent office to a full service firm with 65 agents and four offices located throughout the country.
What Is The Net Worth Of Matt Rosendale?
Matt Rosendale’s net worth is between $769,009 and $685,000 (not confirmed). He reported thousands of dollars worth of stock and other investments, as well as bank deposits, in the 2021 records. He was twice elected chairman of the Glendive Agri-Trade Expo committee. He also served as head of his local Catholic parish council.
Despite having a net worth partly derived from his farmland and associated assets, Rosendale’s campaign and leadership have spent at least $1.2 million on restaurants and catered events since 2006. Since 2019, the spending at restaurants includes more than $270,000 on meals.
As in 2023, he is facing what is expected to be one of the toughest Senate races in 2024 as Republicans seek to regain control of the U.S. Senate, took aim at ‘multi-millionaires’ for the Montana Democratic Party to kick off his campaign.
Compared to Rosendale’s $6 million, Tester’s campaign raised and spent $21 million. Rosendale took a photo in front of the United States Capitol with Ryan Sanchez, on March 01, 2023.
Matt Rosendale Profile Summary
| Wiki/Bio | |
|---|---|
| Real Name | Matthew Martin Rosendale Sr. |
| Age (As of 2023) | 62 years old |
| Birthday | July 7, 1960 |
| Profession | Politician |
| Famous As | A member of the Republican Party U.S. representative for Montana’s 2nd congressional district |
| Birthplace | Baltimore, Maryland, U.S. |
| Nationality | American |
| Ethnicity | Mixed |
| Sexuality | Straight |
| Religion | Christianity |
| Gender | Male |
| Zodiac | Cancer |
| Physical Stats | |
| Height/ Tall | Feet & Inches: 5’9″ Centimetres: 180 cm Meters: 1.80 m |
| Weight | Kilograms: 71 Kg Pounds: 156 lbs |
| Eye Color | Dark Brown |
| Hair Color | Dark Brown |
| Shoe Size | 10 (US) |
| Wealth | |
| Net Worth | $769,009 and $685,000 (not confirmed) |
| Family | |
| Parents | Father: Name Not Known Mother: Name Not Known |
| Siblings | None |
| Personal Life | |
| Marital Status | Married |
| Wife | Jean Rosendale (m. 1985) |
| Children | 3, including Adam |
| Education | |
| Highest Qualification | Not Available |
| College | Name Not Known |
| Social Media Account | |
| mattformontana | |
| RepRosendale | |
Matt Rosendale Height and Weight
How tall is Matt Rosendale? His height is 5’9” (1.80 m). His body weight is 71 Kg. He has dark brown eyes and hair.
Matt Rosendale Wife
Matt Rosendale is happily married with Jean Rosendale, since 1985. He also wrote for his wife on Instagram which reads as, “35 years ago, I had the honor of marrying this smart, beautiful woman. Thank you for being by my side on this journey, Jean! I couldn’t imagine a more loving and compassionate person to have on my team. Happy Anniversary!”
Couple also has a son together. Together, couple have three adult children. In 2017, their son Adam served briefly in the Montana Legislature in 2017. Family currently reside on a ranch north of Glendive.
Matt Rosendale Preparations For 2024 Election
In 2024, Rosendale introduced legislation to prevent federal agencies from using the Land and Water Conservation Fund. Among his bills, he proposed capping land protection at $28.3 million, a 60% reduction. To balance the federal budget, Rosendale claims these bills are necessary. Montana needs leaders who use their power to help — not hurt — our outdoor heritage for current and future generations.