Federal contributions from ZIP 76092

The $16,711,016 filed under 76092

The dollar total is a sum of disclosed federal contribution lines that carried 76092. Federal committees anywhere can receive that money. Texas state and municipal races generally sit outside this extract. Unitemized amounts never enter the $16,711,016 figure.

LobbyVault prints the sum as a scale marker. Forty-four thousand itemizations sit underneath it. That combination is a reason to inspect mix on the hub rather than assume a typical gift size. This page will not publish an average, because the packet does not include one.

Southlake 76092’s $16,711,016 and 44,421 contributions sit in a North Texas suburb where corporate and household addresses interleave. The FEC ZIP field does not mark which is which. Mid-density files are the easiest to misread: too long to scan fully, too short to feel like an obvious mass of small gifts. Sorting by amount is the required first click.

44,421 itemizations, not a headcount

The extract lists 44,421 contributions for 76092. That count is how many disclosed rows share the ZIP. This packet does not include a distinct-donor total, so this guide does not say how many unique people live in Southlake-area filings. Repeat gifts and joint-fundraising splits add rows.

A mid-length file is still large enough that scrolling beats guessing. If a researcher needs a name, the 76092 table is the ZIP-specific list and the donor directory is the cross-file search. Neither creates a unique-person statistic the packet omitted.

Texas state disclosures will not finish this table. They are another system. Caption $16,711,016 as FEC federal ZIP-tagged money. If a legislative-race question remains, it needs state data, labeled as state data.

North Texas ZIP on the FEC receipt

Committees report a five-digit contributor ZIP. Totals can include joint fundraising and PAC addresses, not only residents. A corporate office, a professional building, or a committee mailbox in 76092 can share the code with household addresses.

Quote $16,711,016 as ZIP-tagged federal disclosure. That sentence stays true if some of the largest lines are PACs. It becomes misleading only if a reader swaps “tagged to the ZIP” for “spent by residents on local races.”

Forty-four thousand four hundred twenty-one is a receipt inventory. Joint-fundraising splits and repeat gifts add rows. This packet has no distinct-donor total. Anyone publishing a unique-person number for 76092 is inventing a fact this extract does not contain.

Where to open 76092 receipts

The ZIP 76092 FEC page holds the itemizations behind $16,711,016 and 44,421 contributions. The all-ZIP index is the catalog of other codes. The donor directory searches names across the FEC file.

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

Southlake comparisons to other Tarrant County codes require those codes’ own hubs. This page’s facts are $16,711,016 and 44,421 contributions for 76092 alone. The all-ZIP index is the catalog; it is not a license to import other codes’ numbers into this file.

Out of scope for this 76092 caption

No unique-donor count, party split, cycle series, or per-resident ratio is in the packet. None of those appear here. The supported statements are dollars, row count, FEC as source, and the five-digit ZIP definition including PAC and joint-fundraising addresses.

Southlake mid-density and a federal-only frame

ZIP 76092 puts $16,711,016 on 44,421 contributions, a mid-length Dallas–Fort Worth suburban file. Mid-length means sort by amount, then sample. Corporate offices and household addresses share the code. Unitemized gifts never enter the total. Itemized PAC mail that used 76092 does. Texas state and municipal races generally sit outside this extract.

Forty-four thousand four hundred twenty-one is a receipt count. This packet does not include a distinct-donor total. Repeat gifts and joint-fundraising splits add rows. A researcher who needs a person should use the 76092 hub or the donor directory, not a quotient of the two summary numbers.

Workflow: ZIP 76092 FEC page, all-ZIP index, donor directory, FEC.gov as source. No cycle trend, party share, or per-resident ratio. Quote $16,711,016 and 44,421 contributions as ZIP-tagged federal disclosure. Let the committee column on the hub decide what kind of address produced the largest lines.

Questions

How much federal money is tagged to ZIP 76092?

Itemizations listing 76092 total $16,711,016 across 44,421 contributions. Those figures are FEC disclosure aggregates for the five-digit contributor ZIP. They are not a unique-donor census of Southlake and not Texas state campaign totals. LobbyVault indexes those FEC.gov itemizations so $16,711,016 and 44,421 contributions can be checked on the ZIP 76092 hub without assembling committee reports by hand.

Does 44,421 contributions mean 44,421 donors?

No. The figure counts itemized receipts. One person can appear many times. This packet does not include a distinct-donor total, so this page does not invent one. See names on the ZIP 76092 FEC page. This packet still does not include a distinct-donor total, so 44,421 remains a receipt count for ZIP 76092 even after the hub is open.

Can PAC filings be inside the 76092 total?

Yes. FEC stores the five-digit ZIP on the contribution. Joint-fundraising committees and PAC addresses in 76092 can sit inside the $16,711,016 sum with residential receipts. Committee names on the hub identify those lines. Read committee names on the largest ZIP 76092 lines before treating $16,711,016 as household-only money; the five-digit field does not make that distinction by itself.

Where are ZIP 76092 receipts listed?

On the ZIP 76092 FEC page. Other codes are on the all-ZIP index, and names can be searched in the donor directory. Original reports remain on FEC.gov. Those three LobbyVault paths plus FEC.gov are the full working set for verifying $16,711,016 and 44,421 contributions tagged to ZIP 76092.