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JUSTICE DEMOCRATS PAC

PAC with Non-Contribution Account โ€” Qualified Nonprofit

LANCASTER, PA ยท FEC ID: C00630665 ยท Treasurer: BADILLO, JORGE

Total Receipts

$2,687,248

Total Disbursements

$2,409,113

Cash on Hand

$1,374,378

Connected Org

NONE

The University of Michigan grouping and JUSTICE DEMOCRATS PAC (C00630665) overlap at $472,028 in itemized individual contributions. 283 lines, about $1,668 each, sit against an all-committee grouping of $6,962,522 (6.8% here). A university-employer string, not a big ten appropriation. Correlation of two labels is not causation and not a Columbia University cell or a student-aid USAspending award.

Key figures

  • Justice Democrats PAC received $472,028 from University of Michigan-coded individual contributions across 283 itemized gifts.
  • The University of Michigan grouping totals $6,962,522, so this committee accounts for about 6.8% of that labeled money.
  • 283 lines average about $1,668 each; that mean is arithmetic on the packet, not a typical gift.
  • UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN is FEC stored text (a university-employer string, not a Big Ten appropriation), not a unique-donor census.
  • Figures are FEC itemized individual contributions, not independent expenditures or USAspending awards.

Two labels, one cell: $472,028

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN is stored text. JUSTICE DEMOCRATS PAC is stored committee name C00630665. The join publishes their itemized-individual overlap: $472,028 from 283 contributions. It is not a 283-person faculty roster.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN is filer-entered employer text. JUSTICE DEMOCRATS PAC is C00630665. 283 itemized lines totaling $472,028 are not a campus referendum and not a unique-alumni count. Other university strings, including University of California and Columbia University, are other ties.

About 6.8% of $6,962,522 is this cell. The leftover $6,490,494 sits on other committees under the same UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN grouping, or outside this recipient filter.

Do not narrate motive from the two names

Unusual pairings of employer string and committee name are still filing overlaps. This page does not explain why filers stored UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN on gifts to Justice Democrats PAC. Cite $472,028, 283 contributions, $6,962,522 on the University of Michigan grouping, and C00630665. Keep both sides named: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN as grouped text, JUSTICE DEMOCRATS PAC as recipient.

283 lines at about $1,668 each is $472,028 divided by 283. That mean is arithmetic, not a typical gift, not a contribution limit, and not a unique-donor census. Unitemized gifts never enter $472,028.

Full analysis: University of Michigan contributions received by Justice Democrats PAC โ†’

Questions

How much is the University of Michigan ร— Justice Democrats PAC overlap?
$472,028 from 283 itemized individual contributions. FEC.gov grouped those lines to UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN and to JUSTICE DEMOCRATS PAC (C00630665). The University of Michigan all-committee total is $6,962,522. Independent expenditures are excluded. FEC.gov is the source for $472,028, 283 contributions, and committee C00630665.
Does this page identify who listed University of Michigan?
No. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN is a university-employer string, not a Big Ten appropriation. The packet does not name the 283 filers and does not convert the grouping label into a biography. Cite $472,028 and C00630665 without inventing donor names.
What is left of the $6,962,522 grouping?
$6,490,494, or about 93.2%, sits on other committees. $472,028 is 6.8% of $6,962,522. That leftover is on the industry hub, not on this tie. FEC.gov is the source for $472,028, 283 contributions, and committee C00630665.
Could $472,028 be federal contract money?
No. $472,028 is FEC itemized individual contributions. USAspending awards are a different dataset. Sharing an employer-like string does not merge those ledgers. Independent expenditures are also outside this cell. FEC.gov is the source for $472,028, 283 contributions, and committee C00630665.

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

Committee ties

All data ties โ†’

Cycle History

2018
$2.7M
2020
$6.3M
2022
$6.5M
2026
$2.7M
Cycle-by-cycle financial history for JUSTICE DEMOCRATS PAC, with receipts, disbursements, and cash on hand.
CycleReceiptsDisbursementsCash on Hand
2018$2,726,957$2,539,933$187,024
2020$6,288,638$5,781,129$694,534
2022$6,474,082$6,858,394$310,221
2026$2,687,248$2,409,113$1,374,378

Top Donors

Top individual donors to JUSTICE DEMOCRATS PAC, ranked by total contributed.
#NameTotalContributionsLocationEmployerCycles
1BAKER, LEE$2,7321WILMINGTON, DERIVERSIDE HOSPITAL1980
2JOHNSON, MICHAEL$2,4251LAFAYETTE, INREALTOR1980
3HARRISON, STANLEY$2,2411VIENNA, VAโ€”1980
4LLOYD, JOHN$1,8451ST LOUIS, MOMISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL ROAD1980
5COOPER, JANE$1,8021ROSELLE, ILMONTGOMERY WARD LIFE1980
6BARTLETT, WILLIAM$1,6311CANADIAN, TXSELF-EMPLOYED1980
7BROWN, WILLIAM$1,5251OKLAHOMA CITY, OKSEVEN ELEVEN STORES1980
8LAWRENCE, JOHN$1,5004DALLAS, TXJ LAWRENCE INC1980
9MORGAN, JOHN$1,4001ALMA, MIGRAPH-ADS INC1980
10ARNOW, ROBERT$1,2759โ€”โ€”1980
11DILLON, JOHN$1,2001SALT LAKE CITY, UTโ€”1980
12COLLINS, KEVIN$1,1351NEW YORK, NYFIRST BOSTON CORP1980
13HARRIS, ROBERT$1,0325BARRINGTON, ILGOULD INC1980
14MENDOZA, JOSE$1,0041SAN JOSE, CASAN JOSE MENS WEAR1980
15MURRAY, ROBERT$1,0001WAVERLY, OHSELF EMPLOYED1980
16GOODWIN, DANIEL$1,0001OAKBROOK, ILINLAND REAL ESTATE CORP1980
17CULVERHOUSE, HUGH$1,0001JACKSONVILLE, FLCULVERHOUSE, TOMLINSON, MILLS......1980
18COWLES, RUSSELL$1,0001MINNEAPOLIS, MNโ€”1980
19CARLSON, DAN$1,0001BRIGHAM CITY, UTBANKER1980
20HUNT, WILLIAM$7731MALIBU, CAHEALTH CARE ADMIN1980
21MOORE, THOMAS$7504LUFKIN, TXREQUESTED1980
22JONES, JIM$7401CLEBURNE, TXRANGAIRE CORP1980
23MILLER, CLYDE$7002ALLEGAN, MIโ€”1980
24CROOKS, JOHN$7001NAMPA, IDCROOKS INDUSTRIES INC1980
25MUDD, VIRGINIA$6951LOS ANGELES, CAHOME MAKER1980
26LYNCH, JAMES$6251NEW YORK, NYFIRST BOSTON CORP1980
27GRAY, DAVID$6001โ€”โ€”1980
28GARGANO, CHARLES$5561DIX HILLS, NYJ D POSILLICO & CO1980
29MILLER, MYRON$5003DENVER, COMILLER DAVIS1980
30LYONS, KENNETH$5001BOSTON,, MANAGE BOSTON, MA.1980
31KESSLER, JOHN$5001VERONA, NJJ B HANAUER & CO1980
32HART, JOHN$5001MIAMI, FLMASSEUSE1980
33GALLAGHER, ALAN$5001BOULDER, CONAT'L BUREAU OF STANDARDS1980
34FRIEDMAN, ELEANOR$5001MILL VALLEY, CAGRAPHIC ARTIST1980
35ESPOSITO, JOSEPH$5001RENO, NVMGM GRAND HOTEL1980
36DIXON, WILLIAM$5001LITTLETON, COSELF-EMPLOYED (IND OILMAN)1980
37DAVIS, GEORGE$5001DUNDEE, FLEAGLE LAKE SHOPPING CTR1980
38COOPER, CHARLES$5001HOLLAND, MIHOLLAND MOTOR EXPRESS, INC1980
39GARCIA, MICHAEL$4661DENVER, COโ€”1980
40ANDERSON, WILLIAM$4464SHREVEPORT, LASELF EMPLOYED1980
41ANDERSON, DOUGLAS$4371BROOKLYN PARK, MNANDERSON AUTOMATICS INC1980
42MILLER, ROBERT$4008WEST ISLIP, NYSUBRBAN FED SAV & LOAN ASSOC1980
43MARTIN, KEN$3751NEW ORLEANS, LAMARTIN EXPLORATION CO1980
44GOODWIN, MICHAEL$3751TEMPE, AZGOODWIN DEVELOPMENT1980
45BRANDT, WILLIAM$3561BRAWLEY, CARANCHER1980
46LEWIS, MICHAEL$3501TULSA, OKDORNER, STEWART AND SANDERS1980
47KING, DAVID$3503STANLEY, NMKING RANCH1980
48HIATT, HOWARD H$3501BOSTON, MAโ€”1980
49BUSH, ALLEN$3501BLYTHEVILLE, ARBUSH BROTHERS & CO1980
50MCMAHON, DAVID$3241FORT LAUDERDALE, FLUNKNOWN1980