VICE PRESIDENT as an FEC occupation string

Mid-pack dollars with steady itemizing

$120,368,122 across 326,205 itemizations is about $369 per contribution. Across 20,798 donor records the mean is about $5,787 per donor. About 16 contributions per donor record is the repeat rate, higher than several C-suite keys with fewer lines.

Vice president is a common corporate rank. Banks, manufacturers, nonprofits, and universities all use it. The occupation field does not encode whether the role is executive vice president, regional vice president, or vice president of a small shop.

PRESIDENT, CEO, and EXECUTIVE are separate strings. A donor who wrote VICE PRESIDENT is in this $120,368,122. A donor who wrote EVP or VP may be in other keys if those did not normalize to VICE PRESIDENT.

Why the label is easy to confuse with public office

Searchers may read VICE PRESIDENT as the federal office. In contributor records it is occupation text. The candidate office field elsewhere on FEC schedules is a different column. This overlay does not join those fields.

Best-efforts rules require committees to ask for occupation. They do not require an org chart. Abbreviations and department prefixes create parallel buckets. This page is the VICE PRESIDENT match in the indexed extract.

Donor records versus unique people

20,798 donor records used this occupation string on matching itemizations. Address changes and suffix differences can split people. The count is not a census of U.S. vice presidents of companies.

Employer, when filled, is the better clue to workplace. Employer is not one of the three packet facts. Industry pages group employer categories and will not equal this occupation total. Restated in compact millions, the occupation total is $120.4 million. That compact figure is the same headline amount as the full dollar total on this page, rounded to one decimal place in millions.

How to read the hub

Cite $120,368,122, 326,205 contributions, and 20,798 donors. Open the VICE PRESIDENT occupation page for rows. Use the occupations index to compare PRESIDENT, CEO, EXECUTIVE, and DIRECTOR as separate keys.

Do not assign party from the title. Occupation is not a political-affiliation field. Source: Form 3/3X itemizations indexed on LobbyVault. Restated in compact millions, the occupation total is $120.4 million. That compact figure is the same headline amount as the full dollar total on this page, rounded to one decimal place in millions.

Limits

Unitemized receipts are omitted. Harvested facts have no cycle year. Live filters may change displayed sums. VP, EVP, and similar abbreviations are included only if they normalized to VICE PRESIDENT.

Researchers comparing occupation keys should keep VICE PRESIDENT on its own line with its own dollar, contribution, and donor facts. The occupations index is the inventory of neighboring strings. Industry pages remain an employer-side cut and should not be added to this occupation total. Unitemized receipts never carry an occupation code, so $120.4 million is itemized activity for this string in the loaded extract. Restated in compact millions, the occupation total is $120.4 million. That compact figure is the same headline amount as the full dollar total on this page, rounded to one decimal place in millions.

VICE PRESIDENT as workplace rank, not the federal office

VICE PRESIDENT is $120.4 million on 326,205 itemizations from 20,798 donor records. Searchers confuse the phrase with the U.S. vice presidency. In contributor records it is a job title used across banks, manufacturers, nonprofits, and campuses. PRESIDENT is a separate key. VP and EVP are included only if they normalized to VICE PRESIDENT.

Mean amounts are about $369 per itemization and about $5,787 per donor record, with about 16 itemizations per donor—more repeat than several C-suite keys. Employer text, when present, is the workplace clue and is not one of this packet’s facts. Do not assign party from the rank. Industry pages will not equal $120,368,122. VICE PRESIDENT is workplace rank in the occupation column: 20,798 donor records, 326,205 itemizations, $120.4 million. It is not the U.S. vice presidency. PRESIDENT, CEO, and EXECUTIVE are neighboring titles. VP as two letters is included only if it normalized to this key. Employer text on the live rows is the workplace clue. Keep party out of the occupation sentence.

Questions

Are VICE PRESIDENT occupation donors U.S. vice presidents?

No. VICE PRESIDENT is workplace title text on FEC itemizations. The indexed total of $120,368,122 comes from 20,798 donor records using that occupation string, typically corporate or organizational vice presidents. The matching contribution count is 326,205 and the matching donor-record count is 20,798. Those three numbers are occupation-string totals from FEC Form 3/3X itemizations indexed on LobbyVault, not a licensed roster and not a party split.

How much money is attached to occupation VICE PRESIDENT?

LobbyVault’s FEC bulk index shows $120,368,122 on 326,205 contributions. Those are itemized amounts where occupation normalized to VICE PRESIDENT. Occupation is self-reported free text on FEC Form 3 and Form 3X schedules. Unitemized receipts never enter this occupation total. The live hub may apply cycle filters; this packet is the harvested occupation key.

Is PRESIDENT included in the VICE PRESIDENT total?

No. PRESIDENT is a separate occupation page. This page covers VICE PRESIDENT only: $120,368,122, 326,205 contributions, and 20,798 donors. Occupation is self-reported free text on FEC Form 3 and Form 3X schedules. Unitemized receipts never enter this occupation total. The live hub may apply cycle filters; this packet is the harvested occupation key.

What is the average VICE PRESIDENT contribution?

$120,368,122 divided by 326,205 itemizations is about $369 per contribution. Divided by 20,798 donors, the mean is about $5,787 per donor record. Occupation is self-reported free text on FEC Form 3 and Form 3X schedules. Unitemized receipts never enter this occupation total. The live hub may apply cycle filters; this packet is the harvested occupation key.