Federal contributions from ZIP 87505

One hundred thousand lines on $22,139,714

$22,139,714 divided by 100,618 is about $220 per itemized line. That arithmetic describes filing shape. It is not a median gift, not a typical household, and not proof that every row is a small check. A few large Schedule A entries can sit inside a low mean if the rest of the 100,618-line list is smaller.

One hundred thousand six hundred eighteen is a contribution-line count, not a headcount of people. Repeat gifts, workplace itemizations, memo entries, and redesignations can all add rows. Cite 100,618 as itemizations tagged 87505 on FEC.gov. This packet does not publish a unique-donor figure.

No party share is attached to $22,139,714. Employer strings live on other LobbyVault views. 87505 is a geographic key on the contributor record. Quote the pair — $22,139,714 and 100,618 — whenever the ZIP is summarized.

What the 87505 field records

ZIP 87505 on an FEC itemization is the five-digit contributor code as filed. Searchers may associate the digits with Santa Fe mail. FEC.gov does not encode city type, neighborhood, or legal residence. A contributor who lists a home, an office, or a committee that files 87505 adds to $22,139,714 when that ZIP is on the receipt.

Treating $22,139,714 as household-only giving recodes the field. LobbyVault reports the five-digit roll-up from FEC.gov. Recoding 87505 into a city, a county, or a three-digit prefix is a different dataset and is not this total.

What $22,139,714 leaves out

Unitemized federal gifts never enter $22,139,714. New Mexico state campaign filings that never reach the FEC never enter it. Independent expenditures paid under a different ZIP do not move this receipt total. Mixing those series with 87505 double-counts some activity and misses other activity.

Amended reports can still shift $22,139,714 and 100,618. Recheck the ZIP 87505 FEC page after a restatement. Compare extract dates before treating two published totals as a contradiction. This guide is a snapshot of FEC.gov aggregates indexed on LobbyVault.

Reading 87505 next to other codes

The all-ZIP directory ranks the same FEC series. Neighboring five-digit keys may show a thicker mean on a shorter list, or a thinner mean on a longer one. Those contrasts describe filing shape. FEC.gov does not score neighborhoods or rank civic engagement.

Do not add 87505 to another Santa Fe-area code into a metro total on this page. The file reports one key: 87505, $22,139,714, 100,618 contributions. A combined figure is a recode you must document separately.

Live tables for ZIP 87505

Open the ZIP 87505 FEC page for $22,139,714 and 100,618 as currently indexed. Sort by amount if you need to see whether a handful of large rows sit inside the $220 mean. Use the all-ZIP directory to compare codes and the donor directory for names on itemized rows.

LobbyVault is the index, not the filing system. If a later extract disagrees, FEC.gov controls. The mean of about $220 is $22,139,714 divided by 100,618. Quote the pair. Named receipts answer identity questions this 100,618-line roll-up cannot.

How researchers should quote 87505

A high-volume ZIP like 87505 rewards a two-number citation. Write that itemized federal receipts with contributor ZIP 87505 total $22,139,714 across 100,618 contributions, according to FEC.gov aggregates indexed on LobbyVault. Then, if the mean matters, add that $22,139,714 ÷ 100,618 is about $220 per line. Stop there. Do not convert 100,618 into unique Santa Fe givers. Do not convert $22,139,714 into a citywide census. Do not attach a party split this packet does not contain.

Researchers comparing 87505 to another New Mexico code should keep both keys separate until they document a recode. The all-ZIP directory is the place to see rank order on the same series. Adding 87505 to 87501 or 87508 on this page would invent a metro figure the packet does not support. If a later extract reprints a different pair, the live ZIP 87505 FEC page wins. This guide is a snapshot.

Amended Schedule A rows and restated fundraising memos can move both $22,139,714 and 100,618. On a 100,618-line ZIP the mean of about $220 is relatively stable against a single large amendment, but a bulk restatement of small-dollar itemizations can still shift the line count by thousands. Recheck the hub after cycle-close filings. Named receipts on the donor directory answer identity questions this roll-up cannot. FEC.gov remains the filing system; LobbyVault is the index.

Questions

How much federal campaign money is tied to ZIP 87505?

FEC.gov itemized receipts listing contributor ZIP 87505 total $22,139,714 across 100,618 contributions in the LobbyVault aggregate. That is a ZIP roll-up of federal Schedule A rows, not a unique-donor count and not a census of Santa Fe residents. Unitemized gifts sit outside it. The mean of about $220 is arithmetic from those two packet facts.

How many FEC contributions are tagged to ZIP 87505?

LobbyVault counts 100,618 itemized contributions for ZIP 87505. Repeat gifts and memo entries can add rows without adding new donors. This packet does not publish a unique-donor figure. The matching dollar total is $22,139,714. Cite the line count with the matching dollar total, not as a headcount.

Does ZIP 87505 include only Santa Fe residents?

No. The ZIP is the five-digit contributor code on the FEC itemization. Office and committee addresses in the 87505 grid can be part of $22,139,714 when that is what was filed. LobbyVault does not recode the field into a residential-only book. The 100,618-line count follows the same rule.

Where does LobbyVault get ZIP 87505 totals?

The numbers come from FEC.gov itemized contribution aggregates indexed on LobbyVault: $22,139,714 and 100,618 lines for ZIP 87505. Original reports remain on FEC.gov. State filings are outside both figures. If a later extract disagrees, the Commission’s filing controls.