HIGHWAY 31 — $4.37 million in FEC Super PAC receipts

A $4.37 million Super PAC with a $261,298 individual line

Individual contributions of $261,298.00 are about 6.0% of $4,367,528.21 in receipts. The remaining $4,106,230.21 of inflows sits in other FEC receipt categories this packet does not name — other committees, transfers, offsets, or other Form 3X lines. HIGHWAY 31 is not an individual-clone Super PAC on these aggregates.

Six percent individual is a category mix, not a donor roster and not a motive. Super PAC rules allow several lawful receipt types. Itemized schedules, where required, are on FEC.gov for C00659896. LobbyVault does not invent the unnamed $4,106,230.21.

Highway and 31 collide with road-project search and with other numbered PAC titles. The C-number is the match key. Independent-expenditure-only status means Super PAC Form 3X, not a state highway department filing and not a candidate's Form 3 campaign report.

Receipts equal disbursements at $4,367,528.21

Receipts and disbursements both print as $4,367,528.21. That 100% spend-through is a Form 3X pairing. Equal lines are not proof of zero cash. The packet does not report cash on hand.

Highway in the name does not prove the $4.37 million was independent expenditures, and it does not map spending to a corridor. Form 3X disbursement totals mix operating costs and IE activity until you open the schedules.

Birmingham, Alabama, identity

City and state of record are Birmingham, Alabama. Treasurer of record is Edward Still. Committee ID is C00659896. Alabama as the address of record does not confine independent expenditures to Alabama races. Super PAC activity can be reported in any federal contest the committee files.

Edward Still identifies the statement of organization. Citing the treasurer is an identity check. It is not a biography and not an endorsement.

What HIGHWAY 31 is not

These totals are not a candidate's authorized-committee receipts. They are not a road-construction appropriation. They are $4,367,528.21 received, $4,367,528.21 disbursed, and $261,298.00 individual on a type-O committee. LobbyVault does not endorse the committee or any candidate.

Do not merge C00659896 with a similarly named 501 or a state PAC that is not this FEC ID. Only the Super PAC Form 3X totals are citeable here.

Using the overlay next to the tables

Open the HIGHWAY 31 committee page for the live tables. Use the Super PAC tracker to compare type-O committees with a low individual share and matched receipt-disbursement lines. Use the PAC directory when Highway or 31 collides.

Keep $4,367,528.21 labeled as committee receipts. Public records describe filings. They do not describe what any voter should do.

A numbered PAC title is not a transportation filing

HIGHWAY 31 is an FEC name field on committee C00659896. It is not a state DOT project and not a corridor map. The citeable money is $4,367,528.21 received, $4,367,528.21 disbursed, and $261,298.00 individual. A 6.0% individual share is the distinctive category fact. The remaining $4,106,230.21 of receipts sits in other Form 3X lines this packet does not name.

Edward Still as treasurer and Birmingham, Alabama, as the city of record identify the Super PAC. Numbered PAC titles collide with road-project search and with other numbered committees. The C-number is the match key. Independent-expenditure-only status keeps $4,367,528.21 on Form 3X, not on a candidate's Form 3 and not on a state transportation ledger.

Matched receipts and disbursements look like 100% spend-through. That pairing is not cash on hand. Open FEC schedules for C00659896 if you need independent-expenditure payees. Use the HIGHWAY 31 committee page, the Super PAC tracker for other low-individual type-O committees, and the PAC directory when Highway or 31 collides. LobbyVault does not endorse the committee. Public records describe filings. They do not describe what any voter should do.

If you cite HIGHWAY 31, lead with the 6.0% individual share: $261,298.00 of $4,367,528.21, matched disbursements of $4,367,528.21, committee C00659896. Edward Still and Birmingham, Alabama, complete the identity block. Highway and 31 stay filing words, not a DOT map. The unnamed $4,106,230.21 of receipts stays unnamed here. Independent-expenditure-only Super PAC is the type. FEC.gov holds the schedules this overlay does not reprint. LobbyVault does not endorse the committee and does not advise any voter.

Questions

How much has HIGHWAY 31 Super PAC raised?

Committee C00659896 reported $4,367,528.21 in total receipts and $4,367,528.21 in total disbursements on FEC Form 3X aggregates. Individual contributions are $261,298.00, about 6.0% of receipts. Treasurer of record is Edward Still.

Is HIGHWAY 31 a candidate committee?

No. It is flagged as an independent-expenditure-only Super PAC. Totals are Form 3X committee figures, not an authorized campaign's Form 3 report and not a transportation-agency budget.

Where is HIGHWAY 31 registered?

The city and state of record are Birmingham, Alabama. The treasurer of record is Edward Still. The FEC committee ID is C00659896. An Alabama address does not limit where independent expenditures may be reported.

Why is the individual share only about 6%?

Individual contributions are $261,298.00 of $4,367,528.21. The remaining $4,106,230.21 is other FEC receipt types not listed in this packet. That mix is a filing fact, not a motive or a donor list.