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JP MORGAN money in federal elections

Contributors who listed JP MORGAN on federal itemized receipts account for $3.8M ($3,792,104), according to FEC.gov aggregates on LobbyVault. The cluster is 7,065 contributions from 427 donors. JP MORGAN is a spaced two-word bank name as stored, not a NAICS commercial-banking total, not JPMORGAN CHASE as a closed-up string, and not the bank’s PAC.

Key figures

  • JP MORGAN as FEC employer text totals $3.8M ($3,792,104) from 427 donors.
  • 7,065 contribution lines sit under that spaced bank-name string.
  • JPMORGAN CHASE, DEUTSCHE BANK, and CREDIT SUISSE are separate FEC keys.
  • The label is self-reported form text, not a NAICS industry or bank PAC total.

Spaced JP MORGAN, not Chase as a suffix

LobbyVault ranks grouped employer text. JP MORGAN is the spaced spelling as committees stored it. The $3,792,104 total is those itemized gifts. It is not JPMorgan Chase revenue, not assets under management, and not a NAICS commercial-banking category.

People who typed JPMORGAN, JPMORGAN CHASE, JP MORGAN CHASE, or BANKER without the firm sit in other rows. LobbyVault does not collapse those spellings into this key.

427 donors and 7,065 lines

427 unique donors produced 7,065 JP MORGAN contribution lines totaling $3,792,104. That is on the order of 17 itemized receipts per donor and a mean gift near $537. Mean per donor is about $8,881. The packet does not publish an investment-banking-versus-consumer split.

Party share is not on the industry headline. Independent expenditures and committee PAC filings are outside the $3,792,104 unless an individual receipt itself carries this employer string. Unitemized gifts never appear.

Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, and Chase variants stay separate

JPMORGAN CHASE, JP MORGAN CHASE, DEUTSCHE BANK, and STOCKBROKER are separate employer-name or title keys. Combining them with JP MORGAN would mix distinct FEC fields. This page reports $3,792,104 for JP MORGAN only.

Occupation pages show BANKER and STOCKBROKER titles when those words filled the employer box instead of JP MORGAN.

Donor table without a desk map

The JP MORGAN donor table lists disclosed names, amounts, and recipient committees. A large gift is a public individual contribution. LobbyVault does not attach a trading desk, a branch, or a motive to that line. Alumni who still type the spaced two-word name share the string with current staff.

Repeat names are expected among 7,065 lines from 427 people. Follow committees on the table for party and office. This page does not assign a partisan percentage to the stored string.

Source

Industry JP MORGAN; $3,792,104; 7,065 contributions; 427 donors; top employer JP MORGAN. Industry labels come from FEC employer/occupation self-reports, not NAICS. Data from FEC.gov via LobbyVault.

Unitemized gifts are omitted. About 17 itemized gifts per person and a mean gift near $537 are arithmetic on the packet. Cite FEC.gov via LobbyVault. This page does not treat $3,792,104 as a NAICS commercial-banking total.

Spaced JP MORGAN versus closed-up JPMorgan Chase

JP MORGAN keyed $3.8M from 7,065 contributions and 427 donors. DEUTSCHE BANK and CREDIT SUISSE are other bank-name pages in this ranking.

Read $3,792,104 as the JP MORGAN cluster only. The 7,065 contributions and 427 donors are matching-text counts on FEC.gov via LobbyVault. About 17 gifts per person, a mean gift near $537, and about $8,881 per donor are packet arithmetic. Unitemized gifts sit outside the $3.8M unless an individual receipt itself carries this employer string. JPMORGAN CHASE, JP MORGAN CHASE, DEUTSCHE BANK, and STOCKBROKER remain other keys. LobbyVault does not recode those variants into JP MORGAN. The FEC field is not a bank HR file. Occupation breakdowns list titles stored beside this employer. Open the JP MORGAN donor table for line-level detail. All industries lists other employer strings without merging them here. Keep $3,792,104, 7,065 contributions, and 427 donors on this stored spelling. The packet does not publish an investment-banking-versus-consumer split. Alumni who still type the spaced two-word name share the string with current staff. LobbyVault does not attach a trading desk, a branch, or a motive to a disclosed line. This page does not treat $3,792,104 as a NAICS commercial-banking total. Coverage is itemized federal individual receipts. State filings are omitted. Follow committees on the table for party and office. Repeat gifts among 7,065 lines are expected from 427 donors. Unitemized gifts remain omitted from every figure on this page. This guide does not assign a partisan percentage to the stored string. The donor table is the place to see disclosed names, amounts, and recipient committees. Industry labels come from FEC employer/occupation self-reports, not NAICS. Cite FEC.gov via LobbyVault.

Questions

How much have JP MORGAN-listed donors given federally?
LobbyVault attributes $3,792,104 to the JP MORGAN employer string, from 7,065 contributions and 427 donors. These are itemized individual receipts, not the bank’s PAC and not a NAICS commercial-banking total. Unitemized gifts are omitted. Figures are limited to that FEC employer string as indexed on LobbyVault.
Is JPMORGAN CHASE included?
No. JPMORGAN CHASE is a separate grouped string if filers used it. The $3.8M total is only receipts whose employer text grouped to JP MORGAN, including the space. LobbyVault does not merge closed-up Chase variants into this row. Unitemized gifts are omitted.
Does this include Deutsche Bank or Credit Suisse staff?
No. DEUTSCHE BANK and CREDIT SUISSE are separate employer strings. A receipt counted here carries the grouped text JP MORGAN. Staff who typed only STOCKBROKER are in that title row instead. Figures are limited to that FEC employer string as indexed on LobbyVault.
How many unique donors listed JP MORGAN?
The rollup counts 427 donors and 7,065 contribution lines. Repeat gifts raise the receipt count. This is not an employee headcount from the bank. Figures are limited to the FEC string as indexed on LobbyVault; unitemized gifts are omitted.

Industry labels come from FEC employer/occupation self-reports, not NAICS. Data from FEC.gov via LobbyVault.