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Federal contributions itemized with ZIP 22030

FEC.gov itemized receipts listing contributor ZIP 22030 total $33,976,131 across 40,829 contributions. LobbyVault presents that FEC.gov roll-up as a single ZIP hub. Totals can include joint fundraising and PAC addresses, not only residents.

Key figures

  • ZIP 22030 FEC itemizations total $33,976,131 across 40,829 contributions.
  • The mean line is about $832.
  • 40,829 is a line count, not unique donors.
  • Source: FEC.gov aggregates indexed on LobbyVault.

The two packet facts for 22030

$33,976,131 is the dollar sum. 40,829 is the itemization count. Together they yield about $832 per line. None of those figures is a unique-donor census. None is a party split. They are the five-digit contributor ZIP as stored on FEC.gov itemizations and indexed on LobbyVault.

Forty thousand eight hundred twenty-nine lines is mid-to-high volume. Repeat givers and memo entries can pad the count. This packet does not publish a donor headcount, so 40,829 should be quoted as contribution lines tagged 22030.

Reading $33,976,131 without extra geography

Searchers often treat a ZIP as a town. FEC.gov treats it as a five-digit field. $33,976,131 follows the field. Recoding 22030 into a city, county, or metro is work you must document separately. This aggregate does not do that recode.

Unitemized federal gifts are outside $33,976,131. State campaigns that never file with the FEC are outside it. Independent expenditures paid from another ZIP do not belong in this receipt total.

Size mix inside 40,829 rows

A mean of about $832 can still hide large lines. Sort the ZIP 22030 FEC page by amount. The packet does not publish medians or bands. The hub table is the only size split attached to $33,976,131 in this extract.

Do not infer engagement or turnout from 40,829. Itemizations are not votes. They are Schedule A rows labeled 22030. Methodology for this page is narrow on purpose. The only numbers cited are $33,976,131, 40,829, and the mean of about $832 computed from those two packet facts. No other dollar figure, year, or unique-donor count is introduced. FEC.gov is named as the source of the itemized receipts; LobbyVault is named as the index that rolls contributor ZIP 22030 into a hub at /zip-codes/22030/. Internal links stay inside the packet list: the ZIP hub, the all-ZIP directory, and the donor directory. Readers who need a committee name must open receipts on the hub rather than expect this overlay to list them. If this snapshot and the live table diverge, the live table from the newer extract is the figure to quote.

Live hub and directories

The ZIP 22030 FEC page should show $33,976,131 and 40,829. If it shows something else, the hub was rebuilt from a newer extract; trust the table. The all-ZIP directory ranks other codes on the same series. The donor directory lists names on itemized rows.

Guides are snapshots. Restated fundraising transfers can move both facts. Recheck the hub after large filings. Source: FEC.gov aggregates indexed on LobbyVault.

Citing ZIP 22030

Write: itemized federal receipts with contributor ZIP 22030 total $33,976,131 across 40,829 contributions, according to FEC.gov aggregates indexed on LobbyVault. Optional: about $832 per line. Do not convert 40,829 into unique people.

Party is not in the packet. Residence is not proven by the five-digit field. Keep $33,976,131 labeled as an address-field sum.

Forty thousand lines and a single overlay

ZIP 22030’s overlay at /zip-codes/22030/ is where $33,976,131 and 40,829 should reprint. This guide exists so the hub is not a table without prose. It does not replace the table. If the two disagree, the table from the newer FEC extract wins.

40,829 itemizations at about $832 is mid-volume relative to both short-list and six-figure ZIPs. FEC.gov does not publish a rank of ZIP engagement. Cite $33,976,131 and 40,829, not a rank this packet does not contain.

Occupation, employer, and party are out of scope. $33,976,131 has no such split. Researchers who need those dimensions must leave the ZIP series. ZIP 22030’s overlay should reprint $33,976,131 and 40,829 exactly. This guide’s job is to say what those integers are and are not. They are an itemized federal receipt sum and a contribution-line count for contributor ZIP 22030 on FEC.gov. They are not unique donors, not a party ledger, not a cycle-year table, not unitemized money, and not independent expenditures paid from another ZIP. The mean of about $832 is $33,976,131 ÷ 40,829. Researchers who need committees click through to named receipts. Researchers who need other geographies use the all-ZIP directory. Researchers who need names use the donor directory. Researchers who need a later extract trust the hub. This snapshot does not forecast the next filing and does not recode 22030 into a city.

Questions

How much federal campaign money is tied to ZIP 22030?
FEC.gov itemized receipts listing contributor ZIP 22030 total $33,976,131 across 40,829 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 $33,976,131.
How many FEC contributions are tagged to ZIP 22030?
LobbyVault counts 40,829 itemized contributions for ZIP 22030. That is a line count, not a headcount of unique people. Repeat gifts can add rows without adding new donors. The matching dollar total is $33,976,131, a mean near $832.
Does ZIP 22030 include only people who live there?
No. The ZIP is the five-digit contributor code on the itemization as filed. LobbyVault does not recode 22030 into a residential-only book. $33,976,131 and 40,829 follow the filed string. Open named receipts on the ZIP hub to see which committees appear.
Where does LobbyVault get ZIP 22030 totals?
From FEC.gov itemized contribution aggregates indexed on LobbyVault: $33,976,131 and 40,829 lines. Non-federal campaigns and unitemized federal gifts are outside both numbers. If a later extract disagrees, the Commission’s filing controls.

ZIP is the 5-digit contributor ZIP on FEC itemizations. Totals can include joint fundraising and PAC addresses, not only residents.