INSURANCE as FEC employer text: $12.0 million

A sector word, not a premium-volume census

FEC forms store INSURANCE when that is what the filer typed. They do not apply NAICS 524. The $11,967,484 total is itemized individual gifts whose grouped employer text matches the one word. It is not written-premium totals, not a carrier PAC, and not every employee who typed a company legal name such as a national carrier instead. Those 1,006 people and 34,691 lines are the INSURANCE grouping only. Those 1,006 people and 34,691 lines are the INSURANCE grouping only.

People who typed INSURANCE AGENT, a carrier name, SELF-EMPLOYED, or BROKER sit in other rows. LobbyVault does not recode those variants into INSURANCE. Those 1,006 donors remain unique contributors in this string only.

1,006 donors and 34,691 lines

1,006 unique donors produced 34,691 INSURANCE contribution lines totaling $11,967,484. Receipts per donor run near 34 — a repeat-heavy pattern. The packet does not publish a mean gift or a split among life, P&C, health, and reinsurance.

Party share is not on the industry headline. Unitemized gifts never appear. Independent expenditures that lack this individual-employer string are outside the $11,967,484.

INSURANCE AGENT is a different key

INSURANCE AGENT is a two-word job-title row with its own, slightly larger dollar total in this ranking. Combining it with INSURANCE would mix a sector word and a title. This page stays at $11,967,484 for INSURANCE only.

Occupation pages show titles stored beside the one word. ACCOUNTANT and BUSINESS OWNER still capture agency principals who never wrote INSURANCE.

Donor table

The INSURANCE donor table lists disclosed names, amounts, and recipient committees. A large gift is a public individual contribution. LobbyVault does not attach a state insurance-license number, a loss ratio, or a motive to that line. The FEC field is not a producer-licensing database.

Repeat names among 34,691 lines from 1,006 people are expected. Carrier employees who typed the carrier’s legal name are not in these 1,006 unless a receipt also carried INSURANCE.

INSURANCE’s 34,691 lines from 1,006 donors totaling $11,967,484 are the one-word sector key, not INSURANCE AGENT’s two-word title ($13,557,282, 1,187 donors, 30,909 lines). Carrier legal names, BROKER, and SELF-EMPLOYED remain other keys. Unitemized gifts and carrier PAC filings that lack this word stay out. Occupation pages show titles beside INSURANCE. The donor table does not certify producer licenses. Source: FEC.gov via LobbyVault, not NAICS 524 written premium.

Source

FEC.gov via LobbyVault: $11,967,484, 34,691 contributions, 1,006 donors, top employer INSURANCE. The ranking uses FEC employer/occupation self-reports, not NAICS.

Compare INSURANCE AGENT on the industry index. Use occupation pages for titles next to this sector word. Follow committees on the donor table for party and office.

Keep INSURANCE’s $11,967,484, 34,691 contributions, and 1,006 donors on this one-word sector string. INSURANCE AGENT stays on its own page. Unitemized gifts remain omitted. Occupation breakdowns show titles stored beside INSURANCE. The donor table lists disclosed recipients; this guide does not assign party percentages. FEC.gov via LobbyVault is the source, not written-premium totals and not NAICS 524.

One-word sector coverage versus INSURANCE AGENT

INSURANCE’s $11,967,484 from 1,006 donors and 34,691 lines is the sector word, not NAICS 524 written-premium totals. INSURANCE AGENT in this batch is $13,557,282 from 1,187 donors and 30,909 lines — a job-title sibling with more dollars and fewer lines. Carrier legal names, BROKER, SELF-EMPLOYED, ACCOUNTANT, and BUSINESS OWNER remain other keys. LobbyVault does not merge the one-word sector key into the agent title.

Receipts per donor run near 34. Unitemized gifts, state filings, and carrier PAC documents that lack this individual-employer string are outside the $11,967,484. Carrier employees who typed the carrier’s legal name are not in the 1,006 unless a receipt also carried INSURANCE. The packet does not split life, P&C, health, and reinsurance.

The donor table lists disclosed names and committees. A large gift is a public individual contribution, not a producer-license inference. Occupation pages show titles beside the one word. Source: FEC.gov via LobbyVault, $11,967,484, 34,691 contributions, 1,006 donors. Labels are FEC employer/occupation self-reports, not NAICS 524.

Questions

How much have INSURANCE-listed donors given federally?

LobbyVault attributes $11,967,484 to the INSURANCE employer string, from 34,691 contributions and 1,006 donors. These are itemized individual receipts, not a NAICS 524 total and not a carrier PAC. Unitemized gifts are omitted. Figures on this answer are limited to that FEC employer string as indexed on LobbyVault; unitemized gifts and non-federal filings are omitted.

Is INSURANCE the same as INSURANCE AGENT?

No. INSURANCE AGENT is a separate two-word job-title string with its own page. A receipt stamped INSURANCE is counted only in the $11,967,484 here. LobbyVault does not merge the sector word into the agent title. Figures on this answer are limited to that FEC employer string as indexed on LobbyVault; unitemized gifts and non-federal filings are omitted.

Does this include every insurance-company employee?

No. Only receipts whose grouped employer text is INSURANCE are in the total. People who wrote a carrier legal name or INSURANCE AGENT are elsewhere. The 1,006 donor count is unique contributors in this string, not an industry employment census.

Why are there 34,691 contributions from 1,006 donors?

Each itemized gift is a line. Repeat donations from the same 1,006 people produce the 34,691 receipt count. Recurring itemized programs raise that ratio. The FEC field is transactional, not a once-per-person census. Figures on this answer are limited to that FEC employer string as indexed on LobbyVault; unitemized gifts and non-federal filings are omitted.