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AGRICULTURE

2014 Election Cycle

Total Donated

$248,956

Contributions

312

Unique Donors

115

The 2014 cut of the Agriculture grouping is $255,981 on FEC.gov β€” 322 itemized lines, 121 donor keys. Parent grouping: $5,317,336. Year share: 4.8%. Agriculture as stored text can mean a farm, a co-op, or a self-applied trade. FEC.gov does not recode it into a NAICS crop code. Quote $255,981 only when the sentence is about 2014.

Key figures

  • Agriculture in 2014: $255,981 on 322 receipts from 121 harvested donors.
  • Agriculture all-cycle grouping in this extract: $5,317,336.
  • 2014 is 4.8% of that grouping total β€” a year cut, not the parent.
  • Employer labels are filer-entered. Cycle dollars are not federal awards.

Agriculture as grouping, 2014 as the cycle

This page exists because two FEC dimensions meet: employer/industry grouping Agriculture and even-year election cycle 2014. $255,981 is the intersection. $5,317,336 is the grouping’s harvested all-cycle total before the year filter. 322 is the 2014 line count. The 2014 donor count is 121 (121 harvested donors). LobbyVault does not convert those integers into a motive, a lobbying total, or a USAspending award.

322 lines from 121 donors is a mid-scale occupation-as-industry cell, not a handful of mega-gifts and not a flood of tiny receipts. Agriculture as stored text can mean a farm, a co-op, or a self-applied trade. FEC.gov does not recode it into a NAICS crop code.

322 receipts inside one midterm window

In 2014, receipts tagged AGRICULTURE sum to $255,981 on 322 itemized lines from 121 harvested donors. About $795 per receipt is $255,981 divided by 322. About $2,116 per harvested donor is $255,981 divided by 121. Lines per donor average about 2.7. FEC even-year cycles run through December 31 of the even year; 2014 names that two-year window, not a single November night.

Full analysis: Agriculture political money in the 2014 FEC cycle β†’

Questions

How much did Agriculture donors give in 2014?
FEC itemized individual contributions tagged Agriculture totaled $255,981 in 2014 across 322 receipts from 121 harvested donors. That cycle is 4.8% of the grouping’s $5,317,336 all-cycle total. It is not PAC independent spending. Filings remain on FEC.gov. This page quotes packet facts only.
Is this every farmer’s 2014 political money?
No. The unit is filers who stored AGRICULTURE. FARMER and FARMING are other keys if stored separately. This page reports only the 2014 cut of the Agriculture grouping, not a USDA headcount. Filings remain on FEC.gov. This page quotes packet facts only.
How many Agriculture donors appear in 2014?
The harvest counts 121 donor keys on 322 itemized receipts totaling $255,981. Donor count is not a unique-person census and not a payroll. Repeat gifts add lines. About $2,116 per donor is dollars divided by 121. Filings remain on FEC.gov. This page quotes packet facts only.
Where is the live Agriculture 2014 table?
Use the Agriculture 2014 cycle hub, the Agriculture industry page, the 2014 election-cycle index, and All FEC ties. Original filings remain on FEC.gov. This guide quotes $255,981, 322 receipts, 121 harvested donors, and $5,317,336. Filings remain on FEC.gov. This page quotes packet facts only.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.

Related ties

All data ties β†’

Top Donors in 2014

Top AGRICULTURE donors in the 2014 election cycle.
#NameTotalContributionsCity / StateOccupation
1WYCKOFF, MARTHA$32,9002SEATTLE, WAβ€”
2ANDERSON, JAY$25,65049EAST BARNARD, TXβ€”
3PORTER, GREGORY$15,05016POST, TXβ€”
4MELTON, JACK$10,0002DADE CITY, FLβ€”
5HAGEMAN, STEVE$9,8507REMINGTON, INβ€”
6BOOTH, LOREN$8,3508BAKERSFIELD, CAβ€”
7THOMAS, KURT$7,2502BAKERSFIELD, CAβ€”
8CARLIN, GREG$6,0006BETHUNE, COβ€”
9ERICKSON, GLORIA$5,4504HOLDREGE, NEβ€”
10PROSSER, ED$5,2502GREELEY, COβ€”
11BRAINARD, SENA$5,1306PAMPA, TXβ€”
12MCCLYMONT, PETE$4,9956HOLDREGE, NEβ€”
13RUBINGH, MARVIN$4,5005ELLSWORTH, MIβ€”
14BROOKS, JEFF$4,3503PROPHETSTOWN, ILβ€”
15HITCH, JASON$4,2003GUYMON, OKβ€”
16GASKILL, THURMAN$4,0004CORWITH, IAβ€”
17BIRD, DANIEL$3,6508ANTHONY, KSβ€”
18BATTLE, ROBERT$3,3007NICHOLS, SCβ€”
19KENDALL, TED III$3,0007BOLTON, MSβ€”
20LYONS, JAN$3,0003MANHATTAN, KSβ€”
21REBHOLTZ, ROBERT$2,9002BOISE, IDβ€”
22SCHUMACHER, DAVID$2,3505DENVER, COβ€”
23KINSEY, JAMES$2,3507FLEMINGTON, WVβ€”
24EVANS, BARRY$2,2505KRESS, TXβ€”
25MARTIN, DUANE$2,2504ACAMPO, CAβ€”
26ARMSTRONG, HARRY J$2,0002GENEVA, IDβ€”
27COWAN, BARBARA B$2,0002HAVRE, MTβ€”
28STERNBERGER, JEFF$2,0001INGALLS, KSβ€”
29MANGAN, STEPHEN$2,0001TRIBUNE, KSβ€”
30HAMMERICH, BILL$1,9005FORT MORGAN, COβ€”
31FELLER, TOM$1,8653WISNER, NEβ€”
32AGUIRRE, GILBERT$1,7502SAN JUAN CAPISTRAN, CAβ€”
33QUEEN, JOHN$1,7002WAYNESVILLE, NCβ€”
34MAFRIGE, STEVENS$1,7004HOUSTON, TXβ€”
35JONES, CEVIN$1,6003EDEN, IDβ€”
36UDEN, CRAIG$1,5503COZAD, NEβ€”
37LEE, JEFFERY C MR.$1,5001BENSON, NCFARMER
38HAUCK, DANA$1,5002DELPHOS, KSβ€”
39SUTTON, JERRY$1,5001LOCO, OKβ€”
40TEINERT, CLIFF$1,5002KENT, TXβ€”
41SINGLETARY, HENRIETTA$1,5002ALBANY, GAβ€”
42VON HOLT, HARRY (PONO)$1,5003KAMUELA, HIβ€”
43WESTON, MONTY$1,4502RANDOLPH, UTβ€”
44ATWOOD, TOM$1,2503COLMA, CAβ€”
45DAVIS, ERIC$1,2504BRUNEAU, IDβ€”
46GREEN, ASHBY$1,2001KNOXVILLE, TNβ€”
47ALLEN, RALPH$1,0001GUNNISON, COβ€”
48CONLEY, ROBERT$1,0002LEXINGTON, KYβ€”
49LUECK, DALE$1,0001AITKIN, MNβ€”
50HAUCK, DANA R$1,0001DELPHOS, KSβ€”

Top Recipients in 2014

Top committees that received AGRICULTURE donations in 2014.
#CommitteeTotalContributions
1C00000935$59,59557
2C00028787$43,93564
3C00544668$15,05016
4C00193433$10,0002
5C00143743$9,8507
6C00370056$8,3508
7C00308478$7,2502
8C00525600$6,0006
9C00547976$5,4504
10C00549873$5,2502
11C00432260$4,5005
12C00128876$4,5004
13C00551374$4,3503
14C00371856$4,0004
15C00540997$3,6508
16C00255562$3,3007
17C00091892$3,0007
18C00286187$2,5006
19C00174599$2,3505
20C00196246$2,3507
21C00567339$2,2504
22C00491357$2,0002
23C00547414$2,0003
24C00546853$1,7502
25C00460378$1,7004