COLDWELL BANKER
Total Donated
$5,020,860
Contributions
25,787
Unique Donors
949
Top Employer
COLDWELL BANKER
FEC.gov itemized receipts that carry the employer or occupation string COLDWELL BANKER add up to $5,020,860. LobbyVault counts 25,787 contributions and 949 donors in that cluster. Real-estate franchise names appear on federal forms the same way any other employer does: as typed text. This page is that text rollup, not a NAICS real-estate sector total and not a statement of company-directed giving.
Key figures
- COLDWELL BANKER FEC strings sum to $5,020,860.
- 25,787 contributions from 949 donors sit in this cluster.
- Simple means: about $195 per gift and $5,291 per donor.
- The bucket is self-reported employer text, not NAICS.
- Franchise variants with different spellings are other slugs.
The $5,020,860 cluster in four numbers
Four facts define this industry row: industry label COLDWELL BANKER, $5,020,860 total, 25,787 contributions, 949 donors, with COLDWELL BANKER also the top employer string. Spread evenly, that is about $5,291 per donor and about $195 per contribution. Twenty-five thousand seven hundred eighty-seven gifts from 949 people averages about 27 itemized transactions per donor—again an arithmetic ratio, not a claim that each agent wrote 27 checks in one cycle.
Franchise systems produce messy employer text. Independent contractors, local offices, and affiliated brokerages may write COLDWELL BANKER, a market-center name, or SELF / REALTOR on the same form family. Only the COLDWELL BANKER string is inside this $5,020,860 total. Other realtor labels are other slugs.
Why an industry page for a brand name
LobbyVault’s industry index is built from FEC employer/occupation self-reports. Brand names, universities, job titles, and “retired” abbreviations all compete in the same list because the Commission stores one text field, not a coded sector. COLDWELL BANKER ranks here as a high-dollar string, not because Census classified residential brokerage as this bucket.
Top employer matching the industry name means the rollup is dominated by that exact string rather than a mix of unrelated employers sharing a fuzzy match. Still, the FEC does not verify that the filer held a Coldwell Banker affiliation on the gift date. Treat the 949 donors as 949 people whose disclosed text matched, not as a roster of current agents.
Full analysis: Coldwell Banker money in federal elections →
Questions
- How much have Coldwell Banker-labeled filers given federally?
- The COLDWELL BANKER industry cluster totals $5,020,860 in itemized contributions on FEC.gov, across 25,787 contributions from 949 donors. Those people listed COLDWELL BANKER as employer or occupation. The sum is a text-field rollup, not a corporate or franchise PAC-only figure.
- Are these donations from the company or from agents?
- The facts given are employer/occupation self-reports on FEC filings, totaling $5,020,860 from 949 donors. They do not state that Coldwell Banker the corporation funded the gifts. Most corporate treasury contributions to federal candidates are prohibited; read each row on the donor table for the actual contributor name.
- Why do 949 donors show 25,787 contributions?
- Each itemized gift is a separate FEC transaction. Recurring gifts and multi-cycle activity produce more contribution rows than unique people. Here that ratio is 25,787 contributions to 949 donors. Unique-donor count remains 949 inside this string. Figures on this answer are limited to that FEC employer/occupation string as indexed on LobbyVault from FEC.gov. Unitemized gifts, state filings, and lobbying reports are omitted and are not added to the itemized total cited here.
- Is COLDWELL BANKER coded as real estate under NAICS?
- No. LobbyVault industry labels follow FEC employer and occupation text. NAICS is not in the individual contribution file. Other realtor or brokerage strings appear as separate industry pages if filers typed different words. Figures on this answer are limited to that FEC employer/occupation string as indexed on LobbyVault from FEC.gov. Unitemized gifts, state filings, and lobbying reports are omitted and are not added to the itemized total cited here.
Industry labels come from FEC employer/occupation self-reports, not NAICS. Data from FEC.gov via LobbyVault.
Industry ties
Cycle-over-Cycle Trend
Top Donors
| # | Name | Total | Contributions | City / State | Occupation | History |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | BLUM, ALBERT | $750 | 1 | DENVER, CO | — | 1980 |
| 2 | MCADAM, W H | $750 | 2 | N HOLLYWOOD, CA | — | 1980 |
| 3 | BROWNE, DEBORAH L MS | $250 | 1 | DALLAS, TX | — | 1980 |
| 4 | DUYN, MIKE MR | $250 | 1 | LAKE OSWEGO, OR | — | 1980 |
Top Recipients
| # | Committee | Total | Contributions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CONNALLY FOR PRESIDENT COMMITTEEC00107318 | $1,000 | 2 |
| 2 | STEVENS FOR SENATE COMMITTEEC00028316 | $1,000 | 2 |
| 3 | REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEC00003418 | $797 | 1 |
| 4 | NRSCC00027466 | $785 | 1 |
| 5 | AMERICANS WITH HART INCC00159251 | $500 | 1 |
| 6 | REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY-FEDERAL ACCOUNTC00117036 | $500 | 2 |
| 7 | PETE WILSON FOR U S SENATE (1982/PCC)C00144444 | $500 | 2 |
| 8 | BAKER COMMITTEE, THEC00107466 | $250 | 2 |