RON DESANTIS – FLORIDA, $350,000

Ron DeSantis is the first man of Florida. He has served as the 46th governor of the state since 2019. Being the governor of Florida comes with a lot of perks, including living in the Florida Governor’s mansion. The stunning residence was designed by Marion Sims Wyeth and has 30 rooms with 15,000 square feet of living space.

The historic residence in Tallahassee was added to the United States National Register of Historic Places. You can already guess that it is worth a lot of money, and you won’t be wrong as it costs $350K. In 2022, he signed the Parental Rights in Education Act into law.

Donald Trump – Mar a Lago, $10 Million

In Donald Trump’s philosophy, if you want to be in the game, you need to think grand. Well, nothing could be more imposing than a $3 Billion fortune at your disposal. It goes without saying that for all Trump’s self-deprecating humor, he’s an esteemed man who goes after the biggest score.

Unsurprisingly, Trump’s favorite hideaway is his $5 million Palm Beach estate built by heiress Marjorie Merriweather in 1927. The posh palace sprawls in a 17-acre land, with a staggering 128 rooms. Eventually, he turned this abode into a private club, accessorizing it with a 20,000-square-foot ballroom donned in gold worth $7 million. Yet, for all its beauty, this paradise is a maintenance nightmare that runs by the millions.

Ted Cruz – Houston – $1.6 Million

Though Ted Cruz is one of the most renowned Republican politicians, he has managed to keep his private life away from prying eyes. The lawyer and solicitor has a house in Houston whose details are scanty. All we can gather is that he spent a cool $1.6 million to have the old-fashioned property in River Oaks under his name.

It is safe to say he lives like a king behind those high walls, and should he decide to show us around; we’ll have more details. Until then, it remains a mystery, just like how Cruz wants it.

Kamala Harris – Washington DC – Undisclosed Price

With Kamala Harris starting a term as the Vice President of the United States, she now has a temporary new home, pending when the U.S Naval Observatory, which is the residence for every Vice President – gets wholly renovated.

The temporary house for the Vice President and her husband, Doug Emhoff, is the Blair House, also known as the President’s guest house. It is located somewhere in Pennsylvania, directly across the street from the White House, and has fourteen bedrooms and thirty-five bathrooms sitting on almost 61,000 square feet of land. Yes, you can say it is larger than the White House because it actually is.