Salaries of Top Government Officials

As of January 1, 2006

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Salaries of top Legislative, Executive and Judicial officials as of January 1, 2006

• President -- $400,000
  
  
• Vice President -- $212,100
  
  
• Speaker of the House -- $212,100
  
  
• House Majority & Minority Leaders -- $183,500
  
  
• House / Senate Members & Delegates -- $165,200
  
  
• Chief Justice of the Supreme Court -- $212,100
  
  
• Associate Justices of the Supreme Court -- $203,000

[Source: House Press Gallery]

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