Federal contributions from ZIP 20010

Dollar volume disclosed under 20010

The $16,332,424 figure is the sum of itemized federal contributions that carried 20010. Federal committees nationwide can appear as recipients. District of Columbia local races generally sit outside this FEC extract. Unitemized gifts never enter the total.

Fifty-one thousand four hundred seven rows under that dollar figure is a substantial receipt file for a residential-heavy D.C. code. Dense files often mix modest itemized gifts and repeat names with some larger lines. This page will not publish an average or a party split, because those cuts are not in the packet. The 20010 hub is where mix is visible.

Columbia Heights 20010 produced $16,332,424 across 51,407 contributions. Compared with Southwest office ZIPs, this code is more residential, which is not the same as committee-free. Nonprofits still mail from 20010. Check the hub. The $16,332,424 total will include whatever used the five-digit field.

51,407 contributions are rows, not people

The extract counts 51,407 contributions for 20010. That is how many disclosed lines share the ZIP. This packet does not include a distinct-donor total, so this guide will not guess how many unique Columbia Heights residents sit behind the file. One person who gives across several committees can occupy many lines.

High row volume is a reason not to treat 20010 as a handful of marquee checks. It is also a reason not to treat 51,407 as a crowd size. Both mistakes skip the table. Names and committees on the ZIP page are the evidence.

D.C. local-race filings are not this extract. Adding them to 51,407 federal rows invents completeness. Keep $16,332,424 in the FEC column. Ward stories need local sources, named as local sources.

Columbia Heights ZIP on the FEC record

Committees report a five-digit contributor ZIP. Totals can include joint fundraising and PAC addresses, not only residents. Even in a largely residential D.C. code, a nonprofit office or a committee mailbox in 20010 can share the bucket with apartments and row houses.

Keep $16,332,424 labeled as ZIP-tagged federal disclosure. If the largest lines are PACs, the committee names will say so. If they are individuals, the name fields on those receipts are the next public facts—still not a statement about ward politics as a bloc.

Fifty-one thousand rows are dense enough for repeats and still not a unique-donor census. This packet has no distinct-person total. Sample the 20010 hub after sorting by amount. Quote the disclosed pair. Do not convert 51,407 into people.

Pages that hold the 20010 evidence

The ZIP 20010 FEC page lists the itemizations behind $16,332,424 and 51,407 contributions. The all-ZIP index places this code among other five-digit totals, including other District codes with different row densities. The donor directory is the name search across the FEC file.

FEC.gov is the source. LobbyVault groups the ZIP field so the packet facts can be quoted without assembling every committee report that listed 20010.

What this 20010 caption omits

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

Columbia Heights density versus Southwest-style committee ZIPs

ZIP 20010’s $16,332,424 total sits on 51,407 contributions in Columbia Heights, a more residential D.C. code than Southwest office geography. Residential does not mean committee-free. Nonprofits and PAC mail can still use 20010. Unitemized gifts are missing. Sort the hub by amount, then sample the 51,407-row middle so density is part of the read, not an afterthought.

Fifty-one thousand four hundred seven is not a unique-donor census. This packet does not include one. Repeat gifts add rows. District of Columbia local races generally sit outside this FEC extract. Caption $16,332,424 as federal ZIP-tagged disclosure, not as a ward poll.

Use the ZIP 20010 FEC page, the all-ZIP index—including other District codes with different row densities—and the donor directory. Cite FEC.gov. No party split, cycle series, or per-resident ratio is in the packet. Do not treat 51,407 as unique people. Stay with the two disclosed totals.

Questions

What is the FEC total for ZIP 20010?

Itemizations listing 20010 total $16,332,424 across 51,407 contributions. Both figures are FEC disclosure aggregates for the five-digit contributor ZIP. They are not a unique-donor census of Columbia Heights and not a D.C. local-filing total. LobbyVault indexes those FEC.gov itemizations so $16,332,424 and 51,407 contributions can be checked on the ZIP 20010 hub without assembling committee reports by hand.

Does 51,407 contributions equal 51,407 donors?

No. The number counts itemized receipts. Repeat gifts and earmarks add rows. This packet does not include a distinct-donor total, so this page does not invent one. See names on the ZIP 20010 FEC page. This packet still does not include a distinct-donor total, so 51,407 remains a receipt count for ZIP 20010 even after the hub is open.

Can PAC money appear in the 20010 total?

Yes. FEC stores the five-digit ZIP on the contribution. Joint-fundraising committees and PAC addresses using 20010 can sit inside the $16,332,424 sum with residential receipts. Committee names on the hub identify those lines. Read committee names on the largest ZIP 20010 lines before treating $16,332,424 as household-only money; the five-digit field does not make that distinction by itself.

Where are 20010 itemizations published?

On the ZIP 20010 FEC page. Other codes are on the all-ZIP index, and names can be searched in the donor directory. Original filings are on FEC.gov. Those three LobbyVault paths plus FEC.gov are the full working set for verifying $16,332,424 and 51,407 contributions tagged to ZIP 20010.