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MOVEMENT VOTER PAC

PAC with Non-Contribution Account โ€” Qualified

NORTHAMPTON, MA ยท FEC ID: C00728360 ยท Treasurer: FLAJNIK, JOHN MR.

Total Receipts

$11,818,603

Total Disbursements

$9,146,645

Cash on Hand

$3,265,722

Connected Org

None

The MIT ร— Movement Voter PAC cell is $610,470 on 1,796 itemized individual contribution lines (about $340 arithmetic mean). FEC.gov stored $7,257,813 under the MIT grouping across committees, so C00728360 holds 8.4% of that string. Independent expenditures are outside $610,470.

Key figures

  • Movement Voter PAC received $610,470 from MIT-coded individual contributions across 1,796 itemized gifts.
  • The MIT grouping totals $7,257,813, so this committee accounts for about 8.4% of that labeled money.
  • 1,796 lines average about $340 each; that mean is arithmetic on the packet, not a typical gift.
  • MIT 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.

The MIT ร— Movement Voter PAC overlap on FEC.gov

Readers comparing hubs should remember the missing key. The MIT hub lacks C00728360. The committee hub lacks MIT. This page has both, totaling $610,470.

MIT here is the stored employer/institution string, not a university gift-office report and not an endowment disclosure. This file does not invent donor names or a unique-donor count.

1,796 contributions averaging about $340 ($610,470 รท 1,796) describe a busy itemized book with a $340 mean. The packet does not name the 1,796 filers or say whether they are one household repeating. A line count is a filing pattern, not a unique-donor census.

MIT across committees is $7,257,813

MIT is stored employer/institution text. Massachusetts Institute of Technology spelled out, if stored separately, is another key. A payroll file would list current workers. This aggregate lists itemized contribution lines whose employer or occupation field grouped to MIT. Retirees and household members can reuse the string. 1,796 lines are not an employee headcount.

The packet supplies no unique-donor count for this industry-pac cell. Do not invent one. Cite 1,796 contributions and $610,470 instead. The 8.4% ratio is $610,470 divided by $7,257,813. Other committee joins for MIT are not listed in this packet; they collectively hold $6,647,343. Citing Movement Voter PAC as if it were the MIT lifetime total would overstate this cell by $6,647,343.

Full analysis: MIT contributions received by MOVEMENT VOTER PAC โ†’

Questions

How much MIT money went to C00728360?
The MIT ร— Movement Voter PAC cell is $610,470. FEC.gov counted 1,796 itemized individual contributions into C00728360. That is the join, not the $7,257,813 all-committee grouping total and not a corporate treasury gift. FEC.gov is the source for $610,470, 1,796 contributions, and committee C00728360.
Is MIT a unique-donor list for Movement Voter PAC?
No. MIT is stored employer/institution text. Massachusetts Institute of Technology spelled out, if stored separately, is another key. The packet counts 1,796 itemized lines totaling $610,470, not unique people. MOVEMENT VOTER PAC (C00728360) is the recipient filter. Neighboring spellings are other keys. This page is only that overlap.
What share of MIT FEC money went to this committee?
About 8.4%. $610,470 divided by $7,257,813 is the Movement Voter PAC share for this exact string. $6,647,343 (91.6%) sits on other committees. No all-employer C00728360 denominator is in the packet. The percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that MIT as an entity directed the gifts.
Does 1,796 equal a headcount of MIT workers?
No. 1,796 lines are itemized receipts, not workers. Retirees and household members can reuse MIT. The arithmetic mean is about $340. FEC.gov remains the source for $610,470 to C00728360. FEC.gov is the source for $610,470, 1,796 contributions, and committee C00728360 in this MIT ร— MOVEMENT VOTER PAC cell. The all-committee grouping total stored for this string is $7,257,813.

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

2020
$14.6M
2022
$11.5M
2026
$11.8M
Cycle-by-cycle financial history for MOVEMENT VOTER PAC, with receipts, disbursements, and cash on hand.
CycleReceiptsDisbursementsCash on Hand
2020$14,552,149$12,411,823$2,140,326
2022$11,479,924$13,523,524$96,726
2026$11,818,603$9,146,645$3,265,722

Top Donors

Top individual donors to MOVEMENT VOTER PAC, ranked by total contributed.
#NameTotalContributionsLocationEmployerCycles
1DRISCOLL, TOM$50,0001CHICAGO, ILโ€”1980
2DAVIS, LOUISE$30,0001SAN FRANCISCO, CARETIRED1980
3HARRIS, WILLIAM$22,8003SALISBURY, CTREQUESTED1980
4MARSHALL, MICHAEL$20,0001ATLANTA, GAFIRST SOUTHEASTERN CO1980
5GRANT, JOSEPH$15,0001WESTPORT, CTBUSINESS EXECUTIVE1980
6GROSSMAN, JOHN$10,0001MINNETONKA, MNSUBURBAN CHEVROLET CO1980
7GORDY, BERRY$10,0004BEL AIR, CAMOTOWN INDUSTRIES1980
8HOWELLS, POLLY$6,0001BROOKLYN, NYโ€”1980
9ALPERT, DAVID$6,0004SOLANA BEACH, CASTERES, ALPERT & CARNE1980
10MCCORD, MICHAEL$5,0001BOSTON, MATHE LEARNING PROJECT1980
11KIESCHNICK, MICHAEL$5,0001SAN FRANCISCO, CASELF-EMPLOYED1980
12GUND, GORDON$5,0005PRINCETON, NJSELF EMPLOYED1980
13DOLAN, PETER$5,0002ARMONK, NYARTHUR YOUNG & COMPANY1980
14MCCARTHY, PAUL$4,0001LOS ANGELES, CAURBAN PLANNER1980
15JONES, JOHN$4,0002SAN FRANCISCO, CAโ€”1980
16HOWE, DAVID$4,0001LEMOORE, CAFARMER1980
17ADAMS, FRANK$4,0001PORTSMOUTH, VACHESAPEAKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS1980
18MILLER, JUDITH$3,0002CHEVY CHASE, MDMILLER COS1980
19BLUM, LAWRENCE$2,6502WILMETTE, ILMARKET MAKER1980
20FRIEDMAN, DAVID$2,5002BEACHWOOD, OHBUILDING CONTRACTOR1980
21FITZGERALD, ROBERT$2,5001SANTA ROSA, CAATTORNEY1980
22BRYAN, JOE$2,5006DAMASCUS, GAWAREHOUSEMAN1980
23BASCOM, CHRISTINA$2,5001MARION, MAHOMEMAKER1980
24BROWN, FRANCIS$2,0501NORWICH, CTF W BROWN CO1980
25MILLER, STEVEN$2,0001TYLER, TXLAWYER1980
26LETTIERI, ROBERT$2,0001BROOKLYN, NYKALLENBERG MEATS1980
27KAUFMAN, BARBARA$2,0001SAN FRANCISCO, CAโ€”1980
28JEWELL, JACK$2,0001ENTIAT, WATEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION 1481980
29EDWARDS, KEN$2,0001ATLANTA, GAKEN EDWARDS ENTERPRISES1980
30ADAMS, WILLIAM$2,0002ADELPHI, MDINT'L ASSOC OF MACHINISTS1980
31ADLER, DAVID$1,8001BEACHWOOD, OHโ€”1980
32LEWIS, CAROL$1,7501PORTLAND, ORHOUSEWIFE1980
33LEHMANN, HANS$1,7001OAK PARK, ILINT'L ASSOC OF MACHINISTS1980
34DAVIS, ALLEN$1,6002LA CANADA, CACUSTOM CONTROL SENSORS1980
35GARDINER, JUDITH$1,5001CHICAGO, ILPROFESSOR1980
36COOK, ROBERT$1,5004SLIDELL, LADISTRICT MANAGER1980
37COLEMAN, JOHN$1,5002SEPULVEDA, CAM-TRON MANUFACTURING1980
38BURKE, WILLIAM$1,5001LOS ANGELES, CAโ€”1980
39ALLEN, BENJAMIN$1,5002FAYETTEVILLE, NCโ€”1980
40JONES, BONNIE$1,2501PIERSON, FLBONNIE JONES FERNERY1980
41KAPLAN, PHILIP$1,2181LITTLE ROCK, ARKAPLAN BRURER & BILHEIMER1980
42HANDELMAN, DAVID$1,2001BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MIโ€”1980
43MILLER, STEVE$1,0005ORLANDO, FLENGINEER1980
44MILLER, MARK$1,0001OAK HILL, WVFAYCO LUMBER CO1980
45MILLER, JOHN$1,0002WETHERSFIELD, CTREQUESTED1980
46MILLER, BRUCE$1,0002LYNCHBURG, VACRADDOCK - TERRY1980
47MCLAUGHLIN, DAVID$1,0001LONG LAKE, MNTORO CO1980
48MCKENNA, JOHN$1,0001VALLEY STREAM, NYRCA GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS1980
49MARTIN, MICHAEL$1,0001DUNLAP, ILCATERPILLAR CO1980
50LEVIN, DANIEL$1,0006CHICAGO, ILMCHUGH-LEVIN ASSOC1980