STRATEGIC VICTORY FUND IE PAC — $5.3 million in FEC Super PAC receipts

IE in the name, almost no spending on these aggregates

STRATEGIC VICTORY FUND IE PAC's distinctive filing fact is the gap between $5,305,000.67 in receipts and $24,085.50 in disbursements. About 0.45% spend-through means the committee has reported spending a sliver of reported inflows in these aggregates. IE in the legal name flags independent-expenditure intent as a title. It does not prove the $24,085.50 was independent-expenditure ads. Form 3X disbursement totals mix operating costs and IE activity until you open the schedules.

The packet does not label the remainder as cash on hand. Timing, loans, and refunds can all move those lines. Victory is a title word. It is not a race result.

LobbyVault pulls these totals from FEC committee aggregates for C00741769. Committee ID C00741769 is the match key when other victory-fund titles appear in the PAC directory.

Individual money: $5,000, about 0.09% of receipts

Individual contributions total $5,000, about 0.09% of $5,305,000.67. Almost the entire receipt pile — $5,300,000.67 — sits in other FEC receipt categories this packet does not name. That mix, plus the $24,085.50 disbursement line, is what sets this Super PAC apart from empty-the-register, 99% individual committees.

A $5,000 individual line is still a Super PAC category fact, not a donor list. Super PAC rules allow large individual gifts and other lawful receipt types. Itemized schedules, where required, are on FEC.gov for C00741769.

Raleigh address and treasurer of record

STRATEGIC VICTORY FUND IE PAC is registered with a Raleigh, North Carolina, city and state of record. The treasurer is Michael L. Weisel. North Carolina as the address of record is not a statement that the committee's spending is limited to North Carolina races. Super PAC independent expenditures can be reported in any federal contest the committee files on.

Citing Michael L. Weisel identifies the filing, not a biography. Independent-expenditure-only status is the Super PAC flag.

What this Super PAC page is not

This guide is not an endorsement, not a donor ranking, and not a prediction. It restates three FEC aggregates — $5,305,000.67 received, $24,085.50 disbursed, $5,000 in individual contributions — plus the Super PAC flag, city, and treasurer. These totals are not a candidate's Form 3 campaign report.

How to read the overlay

Open the STRATEGIC VICTORY FUND IE PAC committee page for the tables. Use the Super PAC tracker to compare type-O committees with sub-1% spend-through rather than empty-the-register patterns. Use the PAC directory when IE PAC titles collide. Keep Form 3X off of candidate ledgers.

A $5.31 million Super PAC with a $24,085.50 spending line

Cite the packet facts in this order: $5,305,000.67 received, $24,085.50 disbursed, $5,000 individual, treasurer Michael L. Weisel, Raleigh, North Carolina, committee C00741769. About 0.45% spend-through and a 0.09% individual share are the two ratios that distinguish this filing.

Do not treat $5,305,000.67 as spent because IE is in the name. Independent-expenditure-only status describes the committee type, not the spend-through ratio. Do not fold the receipt total into a candidate's authorized-committee receipts. Use the STRATEGIC VICTORY FUND IE PAC committee page, the Super PAC tracker, and the PAC directory. LobbyVault does not endorse the committee.

Form 3X is the report family behind STRATEGIC VICTORY FUND IE PAC's $5,305,000.67 receipt total and $24,085.50 disbursement total. Those two lines produce about 0.45% spend-through on committee C00741769. Individual contributions of $5,000 are about 0.09% of receipts, leaving $5,300,000.67 in unnamed FEC categories. Treasurer Michael L. Weisel and the Raleigh, North Carolina, address of record identify the Super PAC on FEC.gov. Independent-expenditure-only status means these figures are not a candidate's Form 3 campaign report.

IE in the legal name is a title token. It does not prove the $24,085.50 was independent-expenditure ads. Open the committee overlay for the tables, the Super PAC tracker for other type-O committees with sub-1% spend-through, and the PAC directory when IE PAC titles overlap. Stay inside those three links. Do not fold $5,305,000.67 into a candidate ledger or treat it as already spent because IE is in the name.

A 0.45% spend-through ratio and a 0.09% individual share are the two ratios that distinguish C00741769. Itemized contributor and independent-expenditure schedules, where required, remain on FEC.gov. LobbyVault does not endorse STRATEGIC VICTORY FUND IE PAC.

Questions

How much has STRATEGIC VICTORY FUND IE PAC Super PAC raised?

Committee C00741769 reported $5,305,000.67 in total receipts and $24,085.50 in total disbursements on FEC Form 3X aggregates. Individual contributions are $5,000. Treasurer of record is Michael L. Weisel.

Why are disbursements so much lower than receipts?

Disbursements of $24,085.50 are about 0.45% of $5,305,000.67 in receipts. The packet does not label the remainder as cash on hand. Those figures are reported Form 3X aggregates, not a bank statement.

Does IE in the name mean all money was independent expenditures?

IE is part of the FEC legal name for C00741769. The disbursement total is $24,085.50. This packet does not split that line into independent expenditures versus operating costs. Schedules, where required, are on FEC.gov.

Is STRATEGIC VICTORY FUND IE PAC 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. The city of record is Raleigh, North Carolina.