EVANSVILLE, IN: $17.6M on 54,616 FEC receipts

54,616 lines carrying $17,610,971

The headline pair is $17,610,971 and 54,616 lines. The implied average is about $322. Cite both numbers. Quoting only the dollars drops the line-count shape of the EVANSVILLE book. Vanderburgh County filers typed EVANSVILLE with state IN.

Evansville is a southwest-Indiana river city field. Indianapolis is a different central-Indiana string. Henderson, Kentucky is a neighboring state-and-city key, not a subset of EVANSVILLE, IN. The city total can include a PAC or joint-fundraising committee address when that is the city filers typed. LobbyVault does not recode those rows out of the city string. Read $17,610,971 as tagged federal receipts, not as what residents of EVANSVILLE gave. The 54,616 lines are disclosed transactions, not unique persons.

If a newsroom map paints EVANSVILLE together with Newburgh, Henderson, and Owensboro, the FEC file still splits them. This extract’s only city total is $17,610,971 on 54,616 EVANSVILLE, IN rows, mean near $322. Keep the stored spelling EVANSVILLE in the citation.

Why EVANSVILLE on the receipt is not a census

Searchers often want “how much did people in Evansville give.” The honest citation on this page is narrower: itemized federal receipts with contributor city EVANSVILLE, IN total $17,610,971 across 54,616 contributions. Dropping “itemized” and “contributor city” inflates the claim. No. EVANSVILLE, IN is the stored Vanderburgh string. Indianapolis is a different city key.

Party is not in this packet. Do not attach a partisan reading to $17,610,971. Occupation and employer may appear on named receipts on the city hub; they are not rolled up here. A mean near $322 is arithmetic from the two packet facts, not a typical household gift.

EVANSVILLE receipts versus local campaigns

A EVANSVILLE, IN tag records the contributor city on a federal itemization. It does not record where a EVANSVILLE candidate spent money. $17,610,971 can leave town. Unitemized federal gifts and IN state-office receipts sit outside the 54,616 lines.

Mail and office addresses that store EVANSVILLE still count. That is why Newburgh, Henderson, and Owensboro should not be treated as the same book. About $322 per line is arithmetic on $17,610,971 and 54,616.

Reading EVANSVILLE against Indianapolis

Place EVANSVILLE next to Indianapolis only if both figures are contributor-city itemized federal receipts. An ohio river mid-volume book: 54,616 lines, $17,610,971, mean near $322.

Newburgh, Henderson, and Owensboro remain other keys. Keep state IN so EVANSVILLE, IN is not added to a twin elsewhere. IN state-campaign totals are a different filing system than this FEC city extract.

IN ZIPs are not a substitute for EVANSVILLE

Do not back into a EVANSVILLE story from a ZIP you assume belongs there. This packet does not publish those codes. 54,616 city-field lines wait on the live hub and the ZIP directory for any geographic split.

Candidate quality, issue fights, and local election results are not in the packet. The extract’s numbers are $17,610,971 and 54,616 from FEC.gov for the city field EVANSVILLE, IN.

Packet facts for EVANSVILLE

$17,610,971 divided by 54,616 is about $322. Quote the pair. Quoting only the mean hides the line count. Repeat gifts add rows. Vanderburgh County is the geography of the string, not a summed county total.

Newburgh is next door on a map and separate on the tape. Cite $17,610,971 with 54,616 from FEC.gov aggregates indexed on LobbyVault. If the live EVANSVILLE hub disagrees with this snapshot, the newer FEC extract controls.

Researchers citing EVANSVILLE should keep state IN in the sentence so readers do not hunt a same-named place. The live city table can show named committees that this snapshot does not list. A later FEC extract can move $17,610,971 or 54,616 without this guide rewriting itself. Treat the mean near $322 as division only. Newburgh, Henderson, and Owensboro remain other strings. The 54,616-line count still is not a headcount.

Questions

How much is itemized from contributor city EVANSVILLE, IN?

FEC.gov itemized receipts listing contributor city EVANSVILLE, IN total $17,610,971 across 54,616 contributions in the LobbyVault aggregate. That figure is a city-string roll-up of federal Schedule A rows, not a unique-donor count and not a census of people who live in Evansville. Unitemized gifts sit outside it. The mean near $322 is arithmetic from those two packet facts.

Is Evansville folded into Indianapolis on this extract?

No. EVANSVILLE, IN is the stored Vanderburgh string. Indianapolis is a different city key. LobbyVault counts 54,616 itemized contributions for EVANSVILLE, IN against $17,610,971. This packet does not publish a unique-donor figure, so 54,616 should not be quoted as a population. Original reports remain on FEC.gov.

Does the Evansville total include only residents?

No. The city is the contributor-city value on the FEC itemization. Filers typed EVANSVILLE with state IN. Office addresses and mail that list Evansville can be part of $17,610,971 when that is the city string on the receipt. LobbyVault does not recode the field into a residential-only book. The 54,616-line count follows the same rule.

Are Evansville numbers from FEC.gov?

The numbers come from FEC.gov itemized contribution aggregates indexed on LobbyVault: $17,610,971 and 54,616 lines for EVANSVILLE, IN. Original reports remain on FEC.gov. Unitemized federal gifts and non-federal filings from IN are outside both figures. If a later extract disagrees with this snapshot, the Commission’s filing controls.