UNITED WOMEN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE PAC — $3.52 million in FEC Super PAC receipts

Near-complete spend-through on $3,523,707.65

Total disbursements of $3,508,738.28 are about 99.6% of $3,523,707.65 in receipts. UNITED WOMEN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE PAC has reported spending almost everything it reported raising in these aggregates. The leftover $14,969.37 is not labeled cash on hand in this packet.

Alliance in the committee name does not prove the $3.51 million was independent expenditures. Form 3X disbursement totals mix operating costs and IE activity until schedules are opened on FEC.gov for C00755694. This page does not split ads from overhead.

Independent-expenditure-only status keeps these dollars on the Super PAC side. Do not fold $3,523,707.65 into a candidate's Form 3 campaign report. Do not merge C00755694 with a similarly named 501 health organization.

Individual contributions of $3,498,707.65

Individual contributions of $3,498,707.65 are about 99.3% of receipts. Only $25,000.00 of the receipt total sits outside the individual line. This Super PAC is an almost-pure individual committee on these aggregates.

A $3.50 million individual total is a category aggregate, not a donor list. Super PAC rules allow large individual gifts that candidate committees cannot accept. Itemized contributor schedules, where required, live on FEC.gov. This overlay does not name those people.

Washington, D.C., treasurer John Plishka

City and state of record are Washington, D.C. Treasurer of record is John Plishka. Committee ID is C00755694. United Women's Health Alliance collides with other health-titled PACs in the PAC directory; the C-number is the match key.

A D.C. address of record does not confine independent expenditures to the District. Super PAC Form 3X activity can be reported in any federal contest the committee files. John Plishka identifies the statement of organization. Citing the treasurer is an identity check, not a biography.

What this Super PAC page is not

This guide is not a health-policy argument and not a candidate profile. It restates $3,523,707.65 received, $3,508,738.28 disbursed, and $3,498,707.65 individual, plus the Super PAC flag, city, and treasurer. LobbyVault does not endorse the committee or any candidate.

Keep $3,523,707.65 labeled as committee receipts. Public records describe filings. They do not describe what any voter should do.

How to use the overlay

Open the UNITED WOMEN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE PAC committee page for the tables. Use the Super PAC tracker to compare type-O committees with near-100% spend-through and a high individual share. Use the PAC directory when Women's Health or Alliance in the title collides.

Cite FEC.gov Form 3X aggregates as the source. Stay inside the three packet links.

Health in the title versus Super PAC Form 3X

UNITED WOMEN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE PAC carries health in the FEC name field. The filing type is still independent-expenditure-only Super PAC, committee C00755694. The money lines are $3,523,707.65 received, $3,508,738.28 disbursed, and $3,498,707.65 individual. About 99.6% spend-through and about 99.3% individual is a near-clone pairing on both sides of the ledger. The leftover $25,000.00 of receipts and $14,969.37 of unspent totals are not labeled cash on hand.

John Plishka as treasurer and Washington, D.C., as the city of record identify the Super PAC. Do not merge C00755694 with a 501 health organization. Do not fold $3,523,707.65 into a candidate's Form 3. Health and alliance collide in the PAC directory. Match on the C-number. A District address does not confine independent expenditures to the District.

This overlay is not a health-policy argument. It restates packet facts. Open FEC schedules if you need donors or independent-expenditure payees. Use the UNITED WOMEN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE PAC committee page, the Super PAC tracker for other near-100% individual and spend-through type-O committees, and the PAC directory. Public records describe filings. They do not describe what any voter should do.

If you cite UNITED WOMEN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE PAC, keep the near-clone pair: $3,523,707.65 received, $3,508,738.28 disbursed, $3,498,707.65 individual, committee C00755694. John Plishka and Washington, D.C., complete the identity block. About 99.6% spend-through and about 99.3% individual is as close to a double clone as this batch gets. Health in the title stays a filing word, not a clinic budget. Independent-expenditure-only Super PAC is the type, not a 501. FEC.gov holds the schedules this overlay does not reprint. LobbyVault does not argue health policy.

Questions

How much has UNITED WOMEN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE PAC Super PAC raised?

Committee C00755694 reported $3,523,707.65 in total receipts and $3,508,738.28 in total disbursements on FEC Form 3X aggregates. Individual contributions are $3,498,707.65, about 99.3% of receipts. Treasurer of record is John Plishka.

Is UNITED WOMEN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE 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 and not a 501 health organization's IRS return.

Where is UNITED WOMEN'S HEALTH ALLIANCE PAC registered?

The city and state of record are Washington, D.C. The treasurer of record is John Plishka. The FEC committee ID is C00755694. A D.C. address does not limit where independent expenditures may be reported.

Did this Super PAC spend nearly everything it raised?

Disbursements of $3,508,738.28 are about 99.6% of $3,523,707.65 in receipts. That ratio is a Form 3X pairing. The packet does not report cash on hand or split ads from overhead.