SAUL FOR CONGRESS INC

Why Private Investor and Saul for Congress share a ties URL

Private Investor and Saul for Congress are not the same table. One is a grouping of filer-entered employer or occupation text. The other is a committee registration. The join publishes their overlap: $650,000 on 11 lines.

PRIVATE INVESTOR is filer-entered occupation or employer wording. Neighboring job words are other pages. This file does not invent donor names, extra dollar amounts, or a unique-donor count — that count is not in the packet.

11 contributions averaging about $59,091 ($650,000 ÷ 11) describe a thin-count cell whose dollars concentrate on few lines with a $59,091 mean. The packet does not name the 11 filers or say whether they are one household repeating. A line count is a filing pattern, not a unique-donor census.

Reading the Private Investor hub beside this cell

PRIVATE INVESTOR is a job-word employer/occupation string, not a unique-investor roster. A payroll file would list current workers. This aggregate lists itemized contribution lines whose employer or occupation field grouped to PRIVATE INVESTOR. Retirees and household members can reuse the string. 11 lines are not an employee headcount.

The packet supplies no unique-donor count for this industry-pac cell. Do not invent one. Cite 11 contributions and $650,000 instead. The 6.9% ratio is $650,000 divided by $9,456,931. Other committee joins for PRIVATE INVESTOR are not listed in this packet; they collectively hold $8,806,931. Citing Saul for Congress as if it were the Private Investor lifetime total would overstate this cell by $8,806,931.

Questions

How much PRIVATE INVESTOR money went to C00434167?

The Private Investor × Saul for Congress cell is $650,000. FEC.gov counted 11 itemized individual contributions into C00434167. That is the join, not the $9,456,931 all-committee grouping total and not a corporate treasury gift. FEC.gov is the source for $650,000, 11 contributions, and committee C00434167.

Is PRIVATE INVESTOR a unique-donor list for Saul for Congress?

No. PRIVATE INVESTOR is a job-word employer/occupation string, not a unique-investor roster. The packet counts 11 itemized lines totaling $650,000, not unique people. SAUL FOR CONGRESS INC (C00434167) is the recipient filter. Neighboring spellings are other keys. This page is only that overlap.

What share of Private Investor FEC money went to this committee?

About 6.9%. $650,000 divided by $9,456,931 is the Saul for Congress share for this exact string. $8,806,931 (93.1%) sits on other committees. No all-employer C00434167 denominator is in the packet. The percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that Private Investor as an entity directed the gifts.

Does 11 equal a headcount of Private Investor workers?

No. 11 lines are itemized receipts, not workers. Retirees and household members can reuse PRIVATE INVESTOR. The arithmetic mean is about $59,091. FEC.gov remains the source for $650,000 to C00434167. FEC.gov is the source for $650,000, 11 contributions, and committee C00434167 in this PRIVATE INVESTOR × SAUL FOR CONGRESS INC cell. The all-committee grouping total stored for this string is $9,456,931.