Federal contributions tagged to ZIP 10016

One hundred seventeen thousand Manhattan mail rows

Divide $48,703,488 by 117,220 and the mean line is about $415. That average is a ratio. It is not a typical gift and it is not a median. A commercial Manhattan ZIP can mix ordinary individual rows with committee rows on the same five digits. FEC Schedule A stores whatever ZIP the filer put on the receipt. LobbyVault sums those rows.

One hundred seventeen thousand two hundred twenty itemized lines is a volume ZIP. Sorting the ZIP hub by dollars places 10016 among other $48–$51 million codes. Sorting by contribution count places it with other six-figure lists. Both sorts are the same public file. Nothing in this aggregate assigns a party or a motive to the $48,703,488.

Manhattan commercial ZIPs collect office addresses as readily as apartments. $48,703,488 is a ZIP roll-up of whatever five-digit code was filed. It is not a neighborhood census. 117,220 remains a line count on the same extract. Quote both numbers.

How FEC addressing works on 10016

Individual contribution files include a ZIP field taken from the contributor record. Committees and joint fundraising committees often use a business ZIP. When those entities appear as contributors or as the address on a transferred receipt, their ZIP is 10016 if that is what was filed. Treating $48,703,488 as what residents donated overstates a neighborhood and understates how FEC addressing works.

Unitemized gifts below the federal itemization threshold never enter this total. New York State filings never enter it. Independent expenditures paid by a committee with a different ZIP never enter it. The $48,703,488 figure is a ZIP roll-up of itemized federal receipts, sourced from FEC.gov.

On a ZIP with 117,220 lines, the temptation is to treat the count as a population. It is not. Repeat itemizations, redesignations, and memo entries can add rows. $48,703,488 remains the matching dollar total. Cite the pair, not a headcount the packet never published.

Reading 117,220 lines without a person count

Each of the 117,220 rows is a disclosed itemization, not a unique person. Repeat contributors, redesignations, and memo entries can add lines. LobbyVault’s packet for this ZIP does not publish a unique-donor count, so this guide does not invent one. If you need names, open the ZIP 10016 FEC page and follow receipts to committees.

Amendments still matter on a volume ZIP. One restated schedule can move millions inside $48,703,488. The live hub is the place to check after an FEC amendment. This prose is a snapshot of the aggregate, not a live ticker.

Itemized-only scope still needs repeating on a six-figure line list. $48,703,488 never includes unitemized federal gifts and never includes New York State campaign money. A newspaper that adds those systems to $48,703,488 has left FEC.gov. This page stays on itemized receipts tagged 10016.

10016 beside other ZIP totals

The all-ZIP directory ranks contributor ZIPs by the same FEC series. 10016’s combination of $48,703,488 and 117,220 lines is a mid-mean volume pattern. Neighboring 100xx codes in that directory may show fewer receipts and a higher mean. Use the directory to compare, and keep the comparison inside itemized federal receipts.

FEC.gov does not publish a mean table. A mean of about $415 is arithmetic from $48,703,488 and 117,220 so a reader can redo the division.

Where the original filings live

LobbyVault indexes FEC.gov bulk data. The ZIP 10016 page is the table behind these figures. The donor directory is a name-level view of itemized contributors across ZIPs, not a substitute for the 10016 roll-up. If a later extract disagrees with $48,703,488 or 117,220, the FEC filing controls.

Memo entries and redesignations can sit inside 117,220. They are still itemizations. Deleting them by hand would create a homemade total that is no longer $48,703,488. Leave the count intact unless you document a filter.

How to cite 10016 without inflating a neighborhood

The accurate sentence is: itemized federal receipts with contributor ZIP 10016 total $48,703,488 across 117,220 contributions, according to FEC.gov aggregates indexed on LobbyVault. A mean of about $415 follows from those two facts. It is not a median.

Because unique donors are not in this packet, you cannot convert 117,220 into a person count. Open the ZIP 10016 FEC page for named receipts. Use the all-ZIP directory to compare other codes. Use the donor directory for names across ZIPs. If the live hub reprints a different $48,703,488 or 117,220, the newer extract wins.

Questions

How much federal campaign money is tied to ZIP 10016?

FEC.gov itemized receipts listing contributor ZIP 10016 total $48,703,488 across 117,220 contributions in the LobbyVault aggregate. That figure is a ZIP roll-up of federal Schedule A rows, not a unique-donor count. Unitemized gifts sit outside it. The mean of about $415 is arithmetic from those two packet facts.

How many FEC contributions are tagged to ZIP 10016?

LobbyVault counts 117,220 itemized contributions for ZIP 10016. That is a line count, not a headcount of unique people. Repeat gifts, redesignations, and memo entries can add rows without adding new donors. This packet does not publish a unique-donor figure. The matching dollar total on the same extract is $48,703,488.

Does $48.7 million mean people who live in 10016 gave that much?

The ZIP is the five-digit code on the FEC itemization. Joint fundraising and PAC addresses can appear in the same $48,703,488 total. 117,220 is a contribution-line count, not a unique-person count. Treating $48,703,488 as resident-only giving overstates a neighborhood and understates how FEC addressing works. Open the ZIP 10016 hub for named receipts.

Where does LobbyVault get ZIP 10016 totals?

Figures come from FEC.gov itemized contribution aggregates indexed on LobbyVault: $48,703,488 and 117,220 contributions for ZIP 10016. Original reports remain on FEC.gov. Unitemized gifts and non-federal filings are outside both numbers. If a later extract disagrees with this snapshot, the Commission’s filing controls.