Federal contributions from ZIP 89117

The $17,242,747 tagged to 89117

The dollar total is a sum of disclosed federal contribution lines that carried 89117. It is not a municipal budget, not a state-race total, and not an estimate of cash that stayed in Nevada. Federal committees everywhere can receive money from a ZIP that happens to be 89117. Unitemized amounts never enter the $17,242,747 figure.

LobbyVault shows the sum so a searcher landing on this code sees scale immediately. Thirty-nine thousand-plus rows sit under that total, which is enough volume that a single celebrity fundraiser or a single PAC would have to be checked, not assumed. The hub table is the evidence; this guide is the caption.

A Las Vegas-area ZIP also sees visitor and second-home addresses that may not match a year-round voter file. The FEC does not reconcile those lists. It stores 89117 on the receipt. The $17,242,747 total therefore includes whoever used that five-digit code, for however long they used it, on itemized federal gifts only.

39,413 itemizations, not a headcount

The extract counts 39,413 contributions for 89117. That is how many itemized rows share the ZIP. It is not how many unique donors live in the code, and this packet does not include a distinct-donor statistic to quote. Repeat givers, credit-card processors that re-itemize, and joint-fundraising splits all add rows.

At $17,242,747 on 39,413 rows, 89117 sits in a middle density: more lines than ZIPs whose totals rest on a short list of large transfers, fewer than the densest receipt files at this dollar scale. Density is a clue, not a conclusion. Only the 89117 table shows whether the dollars cluster or spread.

What the FEC ZIP field actually stores

Committees report a five-digit ZIP with each itemized contribution. Totals can include joint fundraising and PAC addresses, not only residents. In a visitor-heavy metro, a reported ZIP can also reflect a second home, a hotel-adjacent office, or a professional suite used as a committee address.

None of those possibilities is an accusation. They are reasons the $17,242,747 total should be described as ZIP-tagged disclosure, not as “Las Vegas residents spent.” The 89117 hub’s committee and name columns resolve the ambiguity line by line.

Following 89117 from summary to receipts

Open the ZIP 89117 FEC page for the itemizations that produce $17,242,747 and 39,413 contributions. The all-ZIP index is the catalog of other codes. The donor directory is the name search when a hub row needs a match elsewhere in the FEC file.

If a line item is a joint-fundraising transfer, the committee name usually makes that obvious. If it is an individual receipt, the name and employer fields on the FEC row are the next facts—still public record, still not a motive.

Boundaries of this 89117 write-up

No party share, no cycle trend, and no unique-donor count appear here because they are not in the packet. No per-resident math appears because population is not in the packet. The supported statements are $17,242,747, 39,413 contributions, FEC.gov as source, and the five-digit ZIP definition.

How to work a mid-density Las Vegas ZIP

At $17,242,747 on 39,413 rows, ZIP 89117 is long enough that a few celebrity events cannot be assumed to be the whole file and short enough that sorting by amount is still a realistic first step. Unitemized gifts are missing. Itemized PAC and joint-fundraising receipts that used 89117 are present. A visitor-heavy metro also means second homes and professional suites can share the ZIP with year-round addresses. None of that is visible until the hub is open.

The 39,413 contributions should be treated as an inventory. Repeat credit-card itemizations and earmarks will inflate the count. This packet does not include a distinct-donor total, so this page will not manufacture one. If a journalist wants a person, the name is on the receipt. If the journalist wants a committee, the committee name is on the receipt. The $17,242,747 figure is the sum of those receipts, not a poll of Clark County.

Stay inside the packet facts for any caption. No cycle series, no party share, no per-resident ratio. The ZIP 89117 FEC page holds the rows. The all-ZIP index is the catalog. The donor directory is name search across the FEC file. FEC.gov is the originating disclosure system for every dollar in the total.

Questions

How much is tagged to ZIP 89117 in FEC data?

Itemizations listing 89117 total $17,242,747. That sum covers 39,413 disclosed contributions with this five-digit contributor ZIP. Both numbers come from FEC.gov filings indexed on LobbyVault. They describe tagged receipts, not a unique-person census of the code. LobbyVault indexes those FEC.gov itemizations so $17,242,747 and 39,413 contributions can be checked on the ZIP 89117 hub without assembling committee reports by hand.

Does 39,413 contributions equal 39,413 donors in 89117?

No. The figure counts itemized rows. One person can generate many receipts across committees and cycles. This packet does not include a distinct-donor total, so this page does not invent one. Use the ZIP 89117 FEC page to see names on individual lines.

Could a PAC address be in the 89117 total?

Yes. FEC stores the five-digit ZIP from the contribution record. Joint-fundraising and PAC addresses in 89117 can sit inside the $17,242,747 aggregate with residential gifts. Read committee names on the hub before treating the total as household-only money. Read committee names on the largest ZIP 89117 lines before treating $17,242,747 as household-only money; the five-digit field does not make that distinction by itself.

Where can I browse ZIP 89117 receipts?

The ZIP 89117 FEC page lists the itemizations behind the summary. The all-ZIP index compares other codes, and the donor directory searches names across the FEC file. Original disclosure remains on FEC.gov. Those three LobbyVault paths plus FEC.gov are the full working set for verifying $17,242,747 and 39,413 contributions tagged to ZIP 89117.