Federal contributions from ZIP 19119

What $16,475,834 on 19119 represents

The dollar total is the sum of disclosed federal contribution lines that carried 19119. Federal candidates and PACs in any state can receive that money. Pennsylvania state and Philadelphia municipal races generally sit outside this extract. Unitemized gifts never enter the $16,475,834 figure.

Seventy-six thousand rows under that total is a long receipt file. Long files usually mix modest itemized gifts, repeat names, and some larger lines. This page will not publish an average or a party split, because those cuts are not in the packet. The 19119 hub is the place to see mix.

Philadelphia 19119 in Mount Airy produced $16,475,834 across 76,062 contributions. Twin houses and congregation offices share the five-digit code. The FEC ZIP field is indifferent to that mix. The $16,475,834 total inherits the indifference. Committee names on the hub are the correction.

76,062 itemizations without a headcount

The extract lists 76,062 contributions for 19119. That count is how many disclosed rows share the ZIP. It is not how many unique donors live in Mount Airy, and this packet does not include a distinct-person total. Monthly gifts and earmarks each add a row.

Treat 76,062 as an inventory size. A searcher who needs a person should filter the ZIP table or use the donor directory. Dividing $16,475,834 by the row count is not an FEC-published typical gift, and this guide will not present it as one.

Philadelphia municipal filings are not this extract. Pennsylvania state filings are not this extract. Adding either to 76,062 federal rows invents completeness. Keep $16,475,834 in the FEC sentence. Give local figures their own source.

Northwest Philadelphia ZIP on a receipt

Committees report a five-digit contributor ZIP. Totals can include joint fundraising and PAC addresses, not only residents. A congregation office, a professional suite, or a committee mailbox in 19119 can share the code with twin houses and apartments.

Keep the $16,475,834 figure labeled as ZIP-tagged disclosure. The neighborhood story a reader wants is only as accurate as the committee and name columns on each line. Those columns live on the hub, not in this caption.

Dense files in Northwest Philadelphia will show repeat names. That is expected. It is still not a unique-donor census. This packet does not include one. Quote 76,062 as receipts. Use the ZIP 19119 FEC page when the question is a person.

Using the 19119 pages on LobbyVault

The ZIP 19119 FEC page holds the itemizations behind $16,475,834 and 76,062 contributions. The all-ZIP index is the catalog of other codes. The donor directory is the name search across the FEC file.

FEC.gov remains the source. LobbyVault groups the ZIP field so the packet facts can be quoted without a manual merge of committee reports.

Mount Airy is not a proxy for all of Northwest Philadelphia. This packet supports $16,475,834 and 76,062 contributions for 19119 only. Adjacent codes need their own hubs and their own disclosed pairs.

What this 19119 guide leaves out

No unique-donor count, party share, cycle trend, or per-resident ratio is in the packet. No occupation ranking is in the packet. The supported statements are dollars, row count, FEC as source, and the five-digit ZIP definition including PAC and joint-fundraising addresses.

Mount Airy density and a two-pass read

ZIP 19119 attaches $16,475,834 to 76,062 contributions in Philadelphia’s Mount Airy. A dense file should be read twice: largest lines for committee-side money, then a sample of smaller receipts for repeat individual itemizations. Unitemized gifts never enter the dollar total. Congregation offices and professional suites can share 19119 with twin houses. The ZIP field does not separate them.

Seventy-six thousand sixty-two is not a unique-donor census. This packet does not include one. Pennsylvania state and Philadelphia municipal filings are outside this extract. The $16,475,834 figure funds federal committees. Caption it that way, then let the 19119 hub show the mix.

Use the ZIP 19119 FEC page, the all-ZIP index, and the donor directory. Cite FEC.gov. No party split, cycle series, or per-resident ratio appears here. Do not treat 76,062 as unique people. Do not publish an average gift as a Commission figure. Stay inside the packet.

Questions

What is the FEC contribution total for ZIP 19119?

Itemizations listing 19119 total $16,475,834 across 76,062 contributions. Both figures are FEC disclosure aggregates for the five-digit contributor ZIP. They are not a unique-donor census of Mount Airy and not a Philadelphia local-filing total. LobbyVault indexes those FEC.gov itemizations so $16,475,834 and 76,062 contributions can be checked on the ZIP 19119 hub without assembling committee reports by hand.

Does 76,062 contributions mean 76,062 people donated?

No. The number counts itemized receipts. Repeat givers and earmarks add rows. This packet does not include a distinct-donor total, so this page does not invent one. Names appear on the ZIP 19119 FEC page. This packet still does not include a distinct-donor total, so 76,062 remains a receipt count for ZIP 19119 even after the hub is open.

Can PAC addresses be inside the 19119 total?

Yes. FEC stores the ZIP on the contribution record. Joint-fundraising committees and PAC mail using 19119 can sit inside the $16,475,834 sum with residential gifts. Committee names on the hub identify those receipts. Read committee names on the largest ZIP 19119 lines before treating $16,475,834 as household-only money; the five-digit field does not make that distinction by itself.

Where can I read 19119 itemizations?

On the ZIP 19119 FEC page. Compare codes on the all-ZIP index and search names in the donor directory. Original filings are on FEC.gov. Those three LobbyVault paths plus FEC.gov are the full working set for verifying $16,475,834 and 76,062 contributions tagged to ZIP 19119.