Jeffrey Donaldson is a Politician from Northern Ireland who has a net worth of $1.9 Million. Born in December 7, 1962, he was elected as a Member of Parliament for Northern Ireland's Lagan Valley constituency in 1997. After transferring his allegiance to the Democratic Unionist Party, he returned to the Northern Ireland Assembly and held office as Northern Ireland's Junior Minister.
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💰 Net worth: $1.9 Million (2024)
Jeffrey Donaldson, a renowned politician hailing from Northern Ireland, is projected to have an estimated net worth of $1.9 million by the year 2024. With a successful career spanning several years, Donaldson has established himself as a prominent figure in Northern Irish politics. Known for his contributions to the Democratic Unionist Party, he has proven himself as a dedicated representative of his constituents. Through his professional endeavors and commitment to public service, Donaldson has amassed a substantial fortune, solidifying his financial standing in the political landscape.
About
In 1997, this Ulster Unionist Party politician took office as a Member of Parliament for Northern Ireland's Lagan Valley constituency. After transferring his allegiance to the Democratic Unionist Party, he returned to the Northern Ireland Assembly and held office as Northern Ireland's Junior Minister.
Before Fame
In 1985, after graduating from Castlereagh College, he began his first term in the Northern Ireland Assembly. Also in his early years, in response to the deaths of his cousins Sam and Alex Donaldson at the hands of the Provisional Irish Republican Army, he became a member of the Ulster Defence Regiment.
Trivia
He joined a Northern Irish Protestant social group known as the Orange Order.
Family Life
He spent his youth in Kilkeel, County Down, Northern Ireland. His marriage to Eleanor Donaldson began in 1987 and produced two daughters.
Associated With
Early in his political career, he worked in the office of British politician Enoch Powell.
