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MCCARTHY VICTORY FUND

PAC β€” Qualified Nonprofit

BETHESDA, MD Β· FEC ID: C00541011 Β· Treasurer: THOMSON, JILL

Total Receipts

$0

Total Disbursements

$1,078,482

Cash on Hand

$0

Connected Org

None

Itemized individual receipts tagged COAL OPERATOR and received by MCCARTHY VICTORY FUND (C00541011) sum to $810,600. Volume is 400 contribution lines, about $2,026 each. The Coal Operator string’s all-committee total is $4,838,910 (16.8% here). The join is not a restatement of either hub and not a unique-donor census.

Key figures

  • McCarthy Victory Fund received $810,600 from Coal Operator-coded individual contributions across 400 itemized gifts.
  • The Coal Operator grouping totals $4,838,910, so this committee accounts for about 16.8% of that labeled money.
  • 400 lines average about $2,026 each; that mean is arithmetic on the packet, not a typical gift.
  • COAL OPERATOR is FEC stored text, not a unique-donor census or a USAspending vendor list.
  • Figures are FEC itemized individual contributions, not independent expenditures or federal awards.

McCarthy Victory Fund as one committee inside Coal Operator

This cell is Coal Operator money inside McCarthy Victory Fund, not Coal Operator money on every committee and not MCCARTHY VICTORY FUND money from every employer. FEC.gov puts $810,600 at that crossing, from 400 itemized contributions.

COAL OPERATOR 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 β€” that count is not in the packet.

400 contributions averaging about $2,026 ($810,600 Γ· 400) describe a mid-count cell with a $2,026 mean. The packet does not name the 400 filers or say whether they are one household repeating. A line count is a filing pattern, not a unique-donor census.

Employer field, not a payroll file

COAL OPERATOR is a job-word employer/occupation string, not a mine-operator license file. A payroll file would list current workers. This aggregate lists itemized contribution lines whose employer or occupation field grouped to COAL OPERATOR. Retirees and household members can reuse the string. 400 lines are not an employee headcount.

The packet supplies no unique-donor count for this industry-pac cell. Do not invent one. Cite 400 contributions and $810,600 instead. The 16.8% ratio is $810,600 divided by $4,838,910. Other committee joins for COAL OPERATOR are not listed in this packet; they collectively hold $4,028,310. Citing McCarthy Victory Fund as if it were the Coal Operator lifetime total would overstate this cell by $4,028,310.

Full analysis: Coal Operator contributions received by MCCARTHY VICTORY FUND β†’

Questions

What is the Coal Operator Γ— McCarthy Victory Fund dollar total?
The Coal Operator Γ— McCarthy Victory Fund cell is $810,600. FEC.gov counted 400 itemized individual contributions into C00541011. That is the join, not the $4,838,910 all-committee grouping total and not a corporate treasury gift. FEC.gov is the source for $810,600, 400 contributions, and committee C00541011.
Are these 400 unique donors to McCarthy Victory Fund?
No. COAL OPERATOR is a job-word employer/occupation string, not a mine-operator license file. The packet counts 400 itemized lines totaling $810,600, not unique people. MCCARTHY VICTORY FUND (C00541011) is the recipient filter. Neighboring spellings are other keys. This page is only that overlap.
What share of Coal Operator FEC money went to McCarthy Victory Fund?
About 16.8%. $810,600 divided by $4,838,910 is the McCarthy Victory Fund share for this exact string. $4,028,310 (83.2%) sits on other committees. No all-employer C00541011 denominator is in the packet. The percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that Coal Operator as an entity directed the gifts.
What does the 400 contribution count mean?
The packet lists 400 itemized contribution lines totaling $810,600, about $2,026 per line. That is a receipt count, not a unique-donor count. Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are not in this join. Use the C00541011 hub for other receipt types.

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.

Committee ties

All data ties β†’

Cycle History

2014
$4.2M
2016
$10.8M
2018
$13.5M
2020
$15.7M
2022
$19.5M
2026
$0
Cycle-by-cycle financial history for MCCARTHY VICTORY FUND, with receipts, disbursements, and cash on hand.
CycleReceiptsDisbursementsCash on Hand
2014$4,196,023$4,188,694$7,329
2016$10,765,771$10,586,284$186,817
2018$13,546,190$13,559,224$173,782
2020$15,708,510$14,895,995$986,297
2022$19,468,059$18,706,967$1,747,390
2026$0$1,078,482$0

Top Donors

Top individual donors to MCCARTHY VICTORY FUND, ranked by total contributed.
#NameTotalContributionsLocationEmployerCycles
1SCHWAB, CHARLES$810,600180PIKEVILLE, KYCOAL OPERATOR1980–2014
2FRALIN, W HEYWOOD$688,100114ROANOKE, VAVIRGINIA HEALTH CARE ASSOC1996–2014
3HAYDE, MICHAEL K$568,40067ORANGE, CASELF-EMPLOYED1982–2014
4KHOURI, LAURA$531,0007SANTA ANA, CAWESTERN NATIONAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT2006–2014
5HESS, JOHN B$450,000116NEW YORK, NYAMERADA HESS1980–2014
6WILSEY, DIANE B$436,10092SAN FRANCISCO, CABEST EFFORT1982–2014
7FOX, SAUL$414,70320SAN FRANCISCO, CAKKR1990–2014
8PERKINS LEONE, PATRICIA$401,8008ATHERTON, CAHOMEMAKER2000–2010
9LEONE, DOUGLAS M$401,8002ATHERTON, CASEQUOIA CAPITAL1998–2000
10ANSCHUTZ, PHILIP F$375,000165DENVER, COANSCHUTZ CORPORATION1980–2016
11MCKERNAN, THOMAS V JR$374,20013ARCADIA, CAAUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SO CALIF1998–2014
12MONTAG, THOMAS$363,30020NEW YORK, NYGOLDMAN, SACHS & CO1998–2014
13PAULSON, JOHN A$355,40028NEW YORK, NYPAULSON & CO INC2000–2014
14BLAVATNIK, LEONARD$350,000215NEW YORK, NYβ€”1996–2014
15MCINERNEY, THOMAS E$325,000133MONTVILLE, NJICOM, INC.1982–2014
16BUSCH, AUGUST A III$322,200127ST LOUIS, MOANHEUSER-BUSCH INC1980–2014
17RENNERT, IRA LEON$320,00086NEW YORK, NYβ€”1980–2014
18FISHER, JOHN$319,200367MUNCIE, INBALL CORP1980–2014
19GROFF, SUSAN L$312,60057NORTHRIDGE, CAβ€”1982–2014
20WENDT, GREGORY$292,30067SAN FRANCISCO, CACAPITAL GROUP1994–2014
21SMITH, FREDERICK$288,300136MENDHAM, NJCONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES1982–2014
22NAU, JOHN L III$284,272117HOMESTEAD, FLSILVER EAGLE DISTRIBUTORS INC1986–2014
23CATSIMATIDIS, JOHN$275,000180NEW YORK, NYRED APPLE COMPANIES1986–2014
24SINE, JEFFREY A$262,30087NEW YORK, NYβ€”1996–2014
25YOCHA DEHE WINTUN NATION$260,700229BROOKS, CAβ€”2010–2014
26AUSTIN, WILLIAM$258,700182ALLENTOWN, PASALES MANAGER1980–2016
27GRAY, C BOYDEN$255,300330WASHINGTON, DCWILMER & PICKERING1980–2014
28MORONGO BAND OF MISSION INDIANS$254,300677BANNING, CAβ€”1998–2014
29SINGER, PAUL$253,500470TENAFLY, NJBRAXTON ASSOC INC1980–2014
30TULL, THOMAS$250,00014SCOTTSDALE, AZNOT EMPLOYED2008–2014
31RENNERT, INGEBORG$250,00032NEW YORK, NYHOMEMAKER1988–2014
32DAVIS, JAMES C$250,00058WEST DES MOINES, IASELF EMPLOYED1986–2014
33BUSCH, AUGUST III$250,00019ST LOUIS, MOβ€”1984–2014
34BRESLOW, JOHN$250,00056LINCOLN, NELINCOLN WELDING SUPP1988–2014
35FISHER, JOHN J$247,700121CHICAGO, ILFRANK J CORBETT INC1986–2014
36STEARNS, GLENN B$247,2008SANTA ANA, CAβ€”2004–2014
37AGUA CALIENTE BAND OF CAHUILLA INDIANS$246,500374PALM SPRINGS, CAβ€”2004–2016
38MUNGER, CHARLES T JR$240,90020PALO ALTO, CAβ€”2008–2014
39MANOCHERIAN, JED$230,00021NEW YORK, NYβ€”1992–2014
40CHAZEN, STEPHEN$221,40087MADISON, NJMERRILL-LYNCH1994–2014
41MARSHALL, DARCY C.$212,2009BAKERSFIELD, CASELF EMPLOYED2006–2014
42GRIMM-MARSHALL, BARBARA$212,20013BAKERSFIELD, CAGRIMMWAY ENTERPRISES2010–2014
43RICKETTS, MARLENE M$207,70013OMAHA, NEβ€”1988–2014
44SCRIVNER, DOUGLAS$202,30062ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILSC SERVICES1996–2014
45LAKE, DIANE S$197,00054BAKERSFIELD, CAβ€”1992–2014
46LARKIN, THOMAS E JR$196,60045LOS ANGELES, CATRUST COMPANY OF THE WEST1988–2014
47FISHER, CYNTHIA$195,00044INDIANAPOLIS, INHOUSEWIFE1992–2014
48PECHANGA BAND OF LUISENO INDIANS$182,600230TEMECULA, CAβ€”2006–2014
49SANTA YNEZ BAND OF MISSION INDIANS$178,600203SANTA YNEZ, CAβ€”1996–2014
50SLUSKY, ALEXANDER$168,10033SAN FRANCISCO, CAVECTOR CAPITAL2000–2014