Green federal candidate receipts — $657,315 on FEC Form 3

Six hundred seventy-two records on $657,315

The receipt total is $657,314.86 across 672 candidate records. Dividing those facts yields about $978 per record. GRE shows a file presence — hundreds of candidate rows — next to a Form 3 sum measured in hundreds of thousands of dollars. That shape is about scale, not about worth.

Six hundred seventy-two records include presidential, congressional, and other federal rows present in the LobbyVault roll-up, plus historical and withdrawn entries the packet does not separate. This guide does not invent an office split or a cycle year.

Form 3 receipts are authorized-committee inflows. They are not independent expenditures by Super PACs, and they are not state Green Party accounts filed only with state agencies.

Cite the packet facts in this order: party code GRE, 672 candidate records, $657,314.86 in combined Form 3 receipts. About $978 per record is the average of unlike campaigns. The total is candidate affiliation, not Green Party national-committee Form 3X, not Super PAC independent expenditures, and not cash on hand.

Six hundred seventy-two FEC rows include historical and withdrawn entries this packet does not separate. Overlay tables on the Green party page may filter by cycle; this prose does not invent a year. These figures are public records, not voting advice. Drill from the Green party page to the candidates index when you need one authorized committee.

GRE is an affiliation flag, not a national party treasury

FEC party code GRE is the affiliation string on the candidate master. It does not mean the Green Party of the United States raised $657,314.86. National and state Green party-committee federal accounts, if they file Form 3X, are a different report family. This page does not total them.

Green as a party name on this packet is the FEC partyName field. LobbyVault does not grade environmental platforms. Dollar totals and record counts are the citeable facts.

The Green party page is the overlay for the tables. All parties compares GRE with other codes on the same candidate-affiliation basis. Candidates is the person-level index.

What a sub-million Form 3 total still requires

$657,314.86 is a real receipt sum. It is not rounding error, and it is not cash on hand. Candidate committees disburse; this packet has no disbursement total for GRE-coded candidates.

Do not treat $657,314.86 as "Green money in politics" in the broad sense. Other forms and other party codes sit outside this roll-up. Mixing them without labels misstates this page.

No ballot instruction in the affiliation total

These figures are public records. They are not a recommendation to vote Green, not a recommendation to skip Green candidates, and not a ranking of parties by virtue. Party code GRE is a filing flag on 672 records.

A smaller Form 3 affiliation total than another code is a description of authorized-committee receipts. It is not a finding about independent expenditures, media time, or ballot access outcomes.

How to read the GRE overlay

Start on the Green party page for the tables this guide overlays. Use all parties when comparing affiliation codes. Use candidates when you need one Form 3 committee rather than 672 rows stacked. Cite FEC.gov as the source system. Keep Form 3 candidate receipts labeled as affiliation totals, not as national party-committee fundraising.

Hundreds of rows, hundreds of thousands of dollars

GRE's $657,314.86 across 672 candidate records is about $978 per record. Six hundred seventy-two file entries next to a Form 3 sum in the hundreds of thousands is a scale fact. It is not a ranking of worth and not a finding about ballot access law. The packet does not split offices or name a cycle year.

The $657,314.86 figure is not the Green Party of the United States committee's Form 3X total. Party-committee federal accounts are a different report family. Super PAC independent expenditures are outside this affiliation roll-up. Quote the form type. There is no disbursement total in this packet, so $657,314.86 is not cash on hand.

Green as partyName is the FEC field. LobbyVault does not grade environmental platforms. Party code GRE is a filing flag on 672 records. Overlay tables on the Green party page may filter by cycle; this prose stays on the two facts.

These figures are public records, not voting advice. Start on the Green party page, compare codes on all parties, and drill to candidates for one Form 3 committee. Cite FEC.gov as the source system. Label the total as affiliation receipts, not as national party-committee fundraising.

Questions

How much have Green Party federal candidates raised?

LobbyVault's FEC candidate-master and Form 3 aggregates show $657,314.86 in combined receipts for records coded GRE. That covers 672 candidate records. The total is candidate party affiliation, not Green Party national-committee filings.

Is $657,315 the Green Party's national committee total?

No. Party code GRE on this page is FEC candidate affiliation. The $657,314.86 figure sums authorized-committee Form 3 receipts for GRE-coded candidates. Party-committee Form 3X filings are a different report family and are not in this packet.

How many Green Party candidates are in the aggregate?

The aggregate includes 672 candidate records with party code GRE, about $978 per record. That is a count of FEC rows, not a count of unique people currently on a ballot, and not a split by office or cycle.

Should I vote Green based on these fundraising figures?

No. These figures are public FEC records of candidate receipts by affiliation. They are not voting advice, not cash on hand, and not independent-expenditure totals.