
Marco Rubio
Secretary of State
Department of State
Who Does This Official Serve?
Public ServiceCareer politician from U.S. Senate — no direct industry conflict.
Appointed
January 20, 2025
1 year, 2 months in office
Confirmation Vote
99-0
Conflict Risk
Low
(3 pts)1 conflict identified
Estimated Net Worth
$500,000 - $1 million
🏛️Revolving Door Analysis
Career politician from U.S. Senate — no direct industry conflict.
⚠️ Conflicts of Interest (1)
🎯 Political(1)
Previously criticized Trump as dangerous and unfit, then became loyal supporter
Affected Federal Programs
Programs under Department of State affected by executive orders.
Programs Affected (5)
Global development and humanitarian assistance programs including PEPFAR (HIV/AIDS), food security, democracy promotion, and disaster relief across 100+ countries.
300.0M people affectedUS assessed and voluntary contributions to the World Health Organization for global health security, pandemic preparedness, and disease surveillance.
7.8B people affectedUS commitments under the Paris Climate Agreement including Green Climate Fund contributions and bilateral climate finance to developing nations.
7.8B people affectedPresident's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief — the largest global health program in history. Provides antiretroviral treatment to 20M+ people across 50+ countries. At risk under foreign aid review.
20.0M people affectedFederal refugee admissions and resettlement program including housing, job training, and social services for legally admitted refugees. Admissions reduced from 125,000 to near zero.
125K people affectedCareer Path
🏛️ Public ServiceU.S. Senator
Florida
Speaker
Florida House of Representatives
State Representative
Florida House
Secretary of State
Department of State
Policy Positions
China
Extreme hawkish, supports confrontational approach
Cuba
Hardline, opposes any normalization
Venezuela
Regime change advocate
Climate
Skeptical of climate action
💰 Agency Budget — FY2026
Source: USASpending.gov
Top Contract Awards (FY2023–2026)
About Department of State
The Department of State advises the President on foreign policy, conducts diplomatic relations, issues passports, and protects U.S. citizens abroad.