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BLACK ECONOMIC ALLIANCE PAC

PAC with Non-Contribution Account โ€” Qualified Nonprofit

WASHINGTON, DC ยท FEC ID: C00672576 ยท Treasurer: PALMER, VICKI R.

Total Receipts

$653,925

Total Disbursements

$656,795

Cash on Hand

$155,960

Connected Org

None

The General Electric Co grouping and BLACK ECONOMIC ALLIANCE PAC (C00672576) overlap at $500,000 in itemized individual contributions. 293 lines, about $1,706 each, sit against an all-committee grouping of $13,679,946 (3.7% here). An employer string, not a conglomerate org chart. Correlation of two labels is not causation and not an Ariel Capital Management ร— Black Economic Alliance PAC cell.

Key figures

  • Black Economic Alliance PAC received $500,000 from General Electric Co-coded individual contributions across 293 itemized gifts.
  • The General Electric Co grouping totals $13,679,946, so this committee accounts for about 3.7% of that labeled money.
  • 293 lines average about $1,706 each; that mean is arithmetic on the packet, not a typical gift.
  • GENERAL ELECTRIC CO is FEC stored text (an employer string, not a conglomerate org chart), not a unique-donor census.
  • Figures are FEC itemized individual contributions, not independent expenditures or USAspending awards.

Two labels, one cell: $500,000

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO is stored text. BLACK ECONOMIC ALLIANCE PAC is stored committee name C00672576. The join publishes their itemized-individual overlap: $500,000 from 293 contributions. It is not a GE connected-PAC payroll-deduction book.

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO is one stored spelling. Other GE strings are other hubs. BLACK ECONOMIC ALLIANCE PAC (C00672576) also appears on the Ariel Capital Management tie. $500,000 is this employer's overlap across 293 lines, a small slice of the $13,679,946 grouping. Do not treat the PAC as GE's connected committee.

About 3.7% of $13,679,946 is this cell. The leftover $13,179,946 sits on other committees under the same GENERAL ELECTRIC CO 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 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO on gifts to Black Economic Alliance PAC. Cite $500,000, 293 contributions, $13,679,946 on the General Electric Co grouping, and C00672576. Keep both sides named: GENERAL ELECTRIC CO as grouped text, BLACK ECONOMIC ALLIANCE PAC as recipient.

293 lines at about $1,706 each is $500,000 divided by 293. That mean is arithmetic, not a typical gift, not a contribution limit, and not a unique-donor census. Unitemized gifts never enter $500,000.

Full analysis: General Electric Co contributions received by Black Economic Alliance PAC โ†’

Questions

How much is the General Electric Co ร— Black Economic Alliance PAC overlap?
$500,000 from 293 itemized individual contributions. FEC.gov grouped those lines to GENERAL ELECTRIC CO and to BLACK ECONOMIC ALLIANCE PAC (C00672576). The General Electric Co all-committee total is $13,679,946. Independent expenditures are excluded. FEC.gov is the source for $500,000, 293 contributions, and committee C00672576.
Does this page identify who listed General Electric Co?
No. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO is an employer string, not a conglomerate org chart. The packet does not name the 293 filers and does not convert the grouping label into a biography. Cite $500,000 and C00672576 without inventing donor names.
What is left of the $13,679,946 grouping?
$13,179,946, or about 96.3%, sits on other committees. $500,000 is 3.7% of $13,679,946. That leftover is on the industry hub, not on this tie. FEC.gov is the source for $500,000, 293 contributions, and committee C00672576.
Could $500,000 be federal contract money?
No. $500,000 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 $500,000, 293 contributions, and committee C00672576.

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
$1.9M
2020
$1.9M
2022
$738K
2026
$654K
Cycle-by-cycle financial history for BLACK ECONOMIC ALLIANCE PAC, with receipts, disbursements, and cash on hand.
CycleReceiptsDisbursementsCash on Hand
2018$1,947,011$1,860,771$86,239
2020$1,893,218$1,565,919$413,539
2022$737,823$974,733$176,629
2026$653,925$656,795$155,960

Top Donors

Top individual donors to BLACK ECONOMIC ALLIANCE PAC, ranked by total contributed.
#NameTotalContributionsLocationEmployerCycles
1SMITH, ROBERT F$500,00076FAIRFIELD, CTGENERAL ELECTRIC CO1980โ€“2014
2HOBSON, MELLODY L$500,000133CHICAGO, ILARIEL CAPITAL MANAGEMENT1994โ€“2014
3SPEYER, JERRY I$200,000198NEW YORK, NYTISHMAN SPEYER PROPERTIES1980โ€“2014
4LEWIS, EDWARD$125,000362MORGANTOWN, INATTORNEY1980โ€“2014
5RUBIN, ROBERT E$100,000150NEW YORK, NYโ€”1980โ€“2014
6OTIS, CLARENCE JR$100,00017NEW YORK, NYTHE FIRST BOSTON CORPORATION1990โ€“2014
7HAUPTMAN, ANDREW$100,00039โ€”ANDELL HOLDINGS2004โ€“2014
8FRAZIER, KENNETH C$100,00067PHILADELPHIA, PADRINKER, BIDDLE & REATH1992โ€“2014
9ALLEN, BYRON$100,00038DETROIT LAKES, MNRETIRED1982โ€“2016
10WELTERS, BEATRICE$75,00035MCLEAN, VAATLANTIC SYSTEMS INC1992โ€“2014
11WASHINGTON, ROBIN$75,0007OAKLAND, CANOT EMPLOYED2008โ€“2012
12WASHINGTON, CARL$75,0008OAKLAND, CACONSULTANT1992โ€“2012
13HARKINS, JULIE B$66,5008ORINDA, CAFIRST REPUBLIC1998โ€“2000
14PALMER, VICKI$61,45018ATLANTA, GACOCA-COLA ENTERPRISES INC1998โ€“2014
15SMALLS, MARVA$55,00023WASHINGTON, DCโ€”1992โ€“2014
16ROGERS, JOHN W JR$50,000291CHICAGO, ILARIEL CAPITAL MANAGEMENT1988โ€“2014
17PCCC LLC$50,0006DALLAS, TXโ€”2002โ€“2014
18NEVINNY, CORINNE$50,0001LOS ANGELES, CASELF-EMPLOYED2012
19MCGUIRE, RAYMOND$50,000118WASHINGTON, DCBELL SOUTH CORP.1994โ€“2014
20CUMMINGS, ROBYN$50,0002SAN FRANCISCO, CANONE2012
21COLES, ROBYN$50,00015PRINCETON, NJSELF EMPLOYED2008โ€“2014
22ALTMAN, ROGER C$50,000182NEW YORK, NYโ€”1980โ€“2016
23GORDON, BRUCE$40,000109RYE, NYPARAMOUNT TELEVISION1984โ€“2014
24HOUSE MAJORITY PAC$34,66242WASHINGTON, DCโ€”2012โ€“2014
25WILEY, BENAREE$30,50032BROOKLINE, MATHE PARTNERSHIP INC1996โ€“2014
26WOOLLEY, HOWARD$30,00026WASHINGTON, DCNAB1992โ€“2012
27McFadden-Lawson, Mattie$27,45018Los Angeles, CAโ€”2002โ€“2014
28WILLIAMS, PAULA$25,0008ANCHORAGE, AKWALASHEK INDUSTRIES1992โ€“2012
29WILLIAMS, BARRY L$25,00011OAKLAND, VAWILLIAMS PACIFIC VENTURES1990โ€“2014
30WILEY, BENNIE$25,0004VIRGINIA BEACH, VAVIRGINIA BEACH DODGE2006โ€“2012
31SEMEL, JANE$25,00012LOS ANGELES, CAโ€”1994โ€“2014
32REYNOLDS, CHRISTOPHER$25,00031AMERICAN FORK, UTPHYSICIAN2000โ€“2014
33MASON, LINDA$25,00038BALTIMORE, MDSOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION1992โ€“2014
34LEWIS, WILLIAM$25,000309CARSON CITY, NVโ€”1984โ€“2014
35JONES, THOMAS W$25,00024NEW CANAAN, CTTIAA-CREF1992โ€“2012
36JOHNSON, EARVIN JR$25,00011BEVERLY HILLS, CASELF2006โ€“2014
37BRADLEY, KATHERINE$25,00088WASHINGTON, DCโ€”1992โ€“2014
38PATRICK, DEVAL$22,05046MILTON, MAโ€”1992โ€“2012
39COLES, TONY$20,0004SAN FRANCISCO, CAONYX PHARMACEUTICALS2010โ€“2014
40ADKINS, RODNEY C$20,0002GREENWICH, CTSELF EMPLOYED2008โ€“2012
41KIRK, RONALD$17,00039DALLAS, TXCITY OF DALLAS ATTORNEYS OFFICE1990โ€“2014
42NEWBORN, ERNEST $16,0006SAN FRANCISCO,, CAUSI HOLDINGS CORP.2004โ€“2012
43WASHINGTON, PAULETTA$15,00011SANTA MONICA, CASINGER2008โ€“2014
44Hoffman, Andrea$15,0007Arlington, VAโ€”2002โ€“2014
45COLEMAN, CARETHA$15,0007LOS ALTOS HILLS, CACONSULTANT1996โ€“2014
46BACON, KENNETH$15,00033PHILADELPHIA, PAFANNIE MAE1994โ€“2010
47ADOLPH, GWENDOLYN$15,00010NEW ROCHELLE, NYHOMEMAKER2008โ€“2016
48WASHINGTON, DENZEL$12,5004SANTA MONICA, CAโ€”2008โ€“2014
49RYAN, MICHAEL L$12,50075NEW YORK, NYCLEARY GOTTLIEB1992โ€“2014
50LYNTON, CAROL$12,50073NEW YORK, NYARBOR CAPITAL1996โ€“2014