ZIP 10577: $18.1 million across 32,029 FEC lines

A hamlet ZIP that often hosts headquarters mail

$18,072,032 divided by 32,029 is about $564 per itemized line. Purchase is a small Westchester hamlet with a large share of corporate-campus addresses. That reputation is a reason to read the ZIP field carefully, not a reason to invent a PAC-only total. The packet publishes a dollar total and a contribution count. It does not publish a unique-donor count or an entity-type split.

Thirty-two thousand twenty-nine contributions is a working list. Households, campus mail rooms, and any committee that files 10577 all add rows. Do not treat 32,029 as a census of Purchase residents.

LobbyVault does not convert $18,072,032 into a corporate-influence score. The source is FEC.gov receipts tagged 10577.

Why this ZIP is a cautionary mail key

10577 is one of the clearer examples of the source note: the five-digit contributor ZIP on an itemization can be a headquarters or a household. A joint fundraising committee that lists a Purchase campus still posts 10577. $18,072,032 follows the form. It is not a resident-only book.

Named receipts on the ZIP 10577 FEC page are the way to see which committees appear. This guide will not invent a split inside 32,029 lines.

What stays outside $18,072,032

Unitemized federal gifts never enter. New York State office campaigns never enter. Independent expenditures paid from another ZIP never enter. Cite $18,072,032 only as itemized federal receipts tagged 10577.

A restated campus-address transfer can move the dollar headline more than hundreds of small lines. Recheck the live hub after quarterly filings. This prose is a snapshot of FEC.gov aggregates indexed on LobbyVault.

Purchase’s 10577 key is the textbook case for reading the source note slowly. Headquarters mail and household mail share five digits. $18,072,032 is not a PAC-only ledger unless named receipts on the ZIP 10577 FEC page show that mix. This packet does not show that mix. Keep 32,029 as a line count. This packet has no unique-donor count.

Do not fold 10577 into White Plains. Recheck the live hub after quarterly filings. A restated campus-address transfer can move $18,072,032 more than hundreds of small lines. The donor directory lists names. The all-ZIP directory places the code among others. FEC.gov remains the original filing.

10577 beside White Plains and Harrison codes

The all-ZIP directory ranks the same series. Nearby 10601, 10528, and 10580 often show different means. Compare 32,029 against those peers rather than against a Mamaroneck ZIP with 25,000 lines and a higher mean. Filing shape is local to how addresses were entered.

Stacking Purchase with Harrison or White Plains is a common recode. This page does not perform it. $18,072,032 is the 10577 key only.

How to read Purchase without overclaiming

The ZIP 10577 FEC page holds $18,072,032 and 32,029 as currently indexed. The all-ZIP directory places the code among others. The donor directory lists names on itemized receipts. If a later extract disagrees, FEC.gov controls.

Filtering the donor directory to 10577 should reconcile to the ZIP hub, not to a homemade $564 average. When a name search and 32,029 disagree, the ZIP roll-up is the geographic total. No headquarters map is attached to this figure.

Filing shape: campus-heavy Westchester key

Purchase appears on FEC Schedule A as ZIP 10577. The indexed total is $18,072,032 across 32,029 contributions. That mid-mean, campus-adjacent pattern is the fact the two numbers support. It is not a ranking of corporate politics and not a party split.

Use the ZIP 10577 FEC page as the live table. If an extract later prints a different dollar figure, the Commission’s filing wins.

10577 posts $18,072,032 across 32,029 contributions, about $564 per line. Purchase is a known headquarters mail code, which is a reason to inspect named receipts, not a reason to call the whole total PAC money. Households can file 10577 too. This packet has no entity-type split and no unique-donor count.

White Plains, Harrison, and Rye are adjoining keys. Adding them to 10577 manufactures a Westchester figure. If you need that figure, list every ZIP. Keep 32,029 as the 10577 line count. The all-ZIP directory is the inventory.

New York State office money never enters $18,072,032. Unitemized federal gifts never enter. A restated campus-address transfer can move the headline more than hundreds of small lines. Recheck the ZIP 10577 FEC page. The donor directory lists names. FEC.gov remains the original filing.

Questions

How much federal campaign money is tied to ZIP 10577?

FEC.gov itemized receipts listing contributor ZIP 10577 total $18,072,032 across 32,029 contributions in the LobbyVault aggregate. That figure is a ZIP roll-up of federal Schedule A rows, not a unique-donor count and not a census of Purchase residents. Unitemized gifts sit outside it. The mean of about $564 is arithmetic from those two packet facts.

How many FEC contributions are tagged to ZIP 10577?

LobbyVault counts 32,029 itemized contributions for ZIP 10577. That is a line count, not a headcount of unique people. Campus-address batches and repeat gifts 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 $18,072,032.

Is ZIP 10577 only corporate PAC money from Purchase?

No. The ZIP is the five-digit contributor code on the FEC itemization. Households and committees that file 10577 can both appear in $18,072,032. Purchase is a known headquarters mail code, which is a reason to inspect named receipts, not a reason to treat the whole total as PAC-only. LobbyVault does not recode the field into an entity-type book. Open the ZIP hub to see which committees appear.

Where does LobbyVault get ZIP 10577 totals?

The numbers come from FEC.gov itemized contribution aggregates indexed on LobbyVault: $18,072,032 and 32,029 lines for ZIP 10577. Original reports remain on FEC.gov. Unitemized federal gifts and New York State filings are outside both figures. If a later extract disagrees with this snapshot, the Commission’s filing controls.