ELI LILLY AND COMPANY
2010 Election Cycle
Total Donated
$155,074
Contributions
430
Unique Donors
40
441 itemized gifts totaling $163,599 sit at the meeting of Eli Lilly and Company and the 2010 cycle. 46 unique donors produced the cell. FEC.gov is the source. The grouping’s all-cycle total is $5,010,588, so this window is about 3.3% — pharmaceutical employer text in a two-year tag, not an Eli Lilly PAC, a drug-manufacturing NAICS rollup, or USAspending awards to Lilly entities.
Key figures
- $163,599 is the Eli Lilly and Company × 2010 overlap.
- 46 unique donors; 441 itemized contributions; mean gift about $371.
- Lifetime grouping $5,010,588; 2010 share about 3.3%.
- The page is pharmaceutical employer text, not an Eli Lilly PAC.
- Unitemized gifts, PACs, and federal awards sit outside this cell.
Two keys: ELI LILLY AND COMPANY and 2010
The packet’s keys are literal: industry string ELI LILLY AND COMPANY, cycle 2010. Their product on FEC.gov individual-contribution aggregates is $163,599, from 441 contributions and 46 donors. No recipient list, party split, or PAC total is published here.
Treat the label as pharmaceutical employer text. Self-reported employer and occupation fields are free text. Filers who wrote a longer firm name, a parent company, or a nearby title are counted elsewhere. This page does not merge those buckets.
$163,599 is smaller than $5,010,588 because other cycles exist, and it is not a share of national 2010 giving because this packet has no cycle-wide denominator. The join is the point.
Where $4,846,989 still sits
After this 2010 cell of $163,599, $4,846,989 of the Eli Lilly and Company grouping remains in other even-year windows. That remainder is 96.7% of $5,010,588. The 2010 page is not empty of other employers; this file simply does not add them.
Percentages here use packet facts only. No national 2010 total is supplied, so no “share of the election” claim is possible. 3.3% is Eli Lilly and Company-internal. Because 2010 is about 3.3% of $5,010,588, most stored Eli Lilly and Company money sits outside this window ($4,846,989). The industry hub is the index for those other cycles. This page isolates 2010 so the lifetime figure is not mistaken for a two-year number.
Full analysis: Eli Lilly and Company and the 2010 FEC cycle →
Questions
- How much did Eli Lilly and Company donors give in 2010?
- Donors who listed Eli Lilly and Company reported $163,599 in the 2010 cycle on this aggregate — 441 contributions, 46 donors. The figure is not $5,010,588 and is not a named-recipient list. FEC.gov is the source for $163,599, 441 contributions, and 46 donors in the Eli Lilly and Company × 2010 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $5,010,588.
- What share of Eli Lilly and Company FEC money is 2010?
- 3.3% of $5,010,588 is tagged 2010 ($163,599). That ratio uses only packet facts for ELI LILLY AND COMPANY. It is not a share of all 2010 FEC receipts. FEC.gov is the source for $163,599, 441 contributions, and 46 donors in the Eli Lilly and Company × 2010 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $5,010,588.
- Does this include only Eli Lilly and Company employees?
- Only as a text match. Eli Lilly and Company here is pharmaceutical employer text. The Commission does not certify a workforce. $163,599 is the 2010 overlap for ELI LILLY AND COMPANY. FEC.gov is the source for $163,599, 441 contributions, and 46 donors in the Eli Lilly and Company × 2010 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $5,010,588.
- Where is the overlay for the Eli Lilly and Company 2010 join?
- Eli Lilly and Company 2010 is the overlay. Eli Lilly and Company is every cycle for the string. 2010 election cycle is every grouping that year. All FEC ties lists other intersections. Packet total $163,599. FEC.gov is the source for $163,599, 441 contributions, and 46 donors in the Eli Lilly and Company × 2010 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $5,010,588.
FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.
Related ties
Top Donors in 2010
| # | Name | Total | Contributions | City / State | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | LECHLEITER, JOHN C DR | $14,568 | 24 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | EXEC VP-PHARMA OPERATIONS |
| 2 | AZAR, ALEX M | $9,568 | 23 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | SR VP-CORPORATE AFFAIRS/COMMUNICATIONS |
| 3 | CARMINE, BRYCE D MR | $9,568 | 23 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | EXEC VICE PRESIDENT - GLOBAL MKTG/SALE |
| 4 | ARMITAGE, ROBERT ALLEN MR | $9,568 | 23 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | SR VP-GENERAL COUNSEL |
| 5 | LECHLEITER, JOHN | $9,000 | 5 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | — |
| 6 | CRENSHAW, NEWTON F MR | $8,782 | 24 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | VP- POLICY/ PRA/ CORP AFFAIRS |
| 7 | DAHLEM, ANDREW M DR | $7,947 | 23 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | VP-TOXICOLOGY/DRUG DISPOSITION/LRL EUR |
| 8 | KELLEY, JOSEPH B MR | $7,038 | 23 | VIENNA, VA | VICE PRESIDENT-STATE/FED GOVT AFFAIRS |
| 9 | AUDIA, JAMES E DR | $6,129 | 23 | ZIONSVILLE, IN | DISTINGUISHED LILLY SCHOLAR |
| 10 | SANTINI, GINO MR | $6,024 | 24 | CARMEL, IN | PRES-U.S. OPERNS |
| 11 | DEANE, FRANK M DR | $5,750 | 23 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | VP-QUALITY |
| 12 | RICE, DERICA W MR | $5,750 | 23 | CARMEL, IN | SR VICE PRESIDENT/CFO |
| 13 | HEIM, MICHAEL C MR | $5,750 | 23 | ZIONSVILLE, IN | VP-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY/CIO |
| 14 | GREIN, THOMAS W MR | $4,835 | 23 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | VP/TREASURER-FINANCE |
| 15 | HEIM, MICHAEL | $4,800 | 2 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | — |
| 16 | MAHONY, SUSAN DR | $4,160 | 10 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | SR VP-HUMAN RESOURCES AND DIVERSITY |
| 17 | CONTERNO, ENRIQUE A MR | $4,160 | 10 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | SR VP AND PRES-LILLY DIABETES |
| 18 | SCHACHT, AARON L MR | $4,042 | 20 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | EXEC DIR-GLOBAL EXTERNAL RESEARCH & DE |
| 19 | RYAN, MARK | $3,775 | 7 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | — |
| 20 | GILLMAN, STEPHEN C MR | $3,475 | 17 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | VP-HEALTH SAFETY ENVIRONMENT-GLOBAL HS |
| 21 | PAUL, STEVEN M DR | $3,183 | 15 | CARMEL, IN | EXEC VP-SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY |
| 22 | SIMMONS, JEFFREY N MR | $2,750 | 11 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | PRES-ELANCO ANIMAL HEALTH |
| 23 | HEIM, MICHAEL MR | $2,650 | 2 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | SR VICE PRESIDENT-IT-CIO |
| 24 | LEICHLEIFER, JOHN | $2,400 | 1 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | CEO |
| 25 | QUIRK, JOHN B MR | $1,400 | 7 | VIENNA, VA | SR. DIRECTOR-STATE GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS |
| 26 | POULIN, JOHN | $1,000 | 1 | HERNDON, VA | — |
| 27 | BARBATO, MARK | $950 | 3 | CARMEL, IN | — |
| 28 | MCAVOY, DAVID | $750 | 2 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | ATTORNEY |
| 29 | WOOD, RICHARD D | $642 | 2 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | — |
| 30 | HAMILTON, AMY E | $600 | 2 | COLUMBUS, OH | ATTORNEY |
| 31 | HANNA, KEVIN | $500 | 1 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | — |
| 32 | FOX, BRENDAN | $500 | 1 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | — |
| 33 | RODGERS, MARY ELLEN | $500 | 1 | CANADA, ZZ | — |
| 34 | CHANCE, RONALD | $500 | 1 | WESTFIELD, IN | — |
| 35 | JAMES, GREGORY | $500 | 2 | GERMANTOWN, TN | — |
| 36 | JEFFERS, THOMAS | $500 | 1 | GREENFIELD, IN | — |
| 37 | CRENSHAW, NEWTON MR | $347 | 1 | ZIONSVILLE, IN | VP-COMMUNICATIONS/PUBLIC RELAT |
| 38 | RICE, DERICA MR | $250 | 1 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | EXEC VP-GLOBAL SERVICES AND CFO |
| 39 | ELLING, SONYA | $250 | 1 | ALEXANDRIA, VA | SENIOR DIRECTOR FEDERAL AFFAIRS |
| 40 | GREIN, THOMAS MR | $213 | 1 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | SR. VICE PRESIDENT-FINANCE-TREASURER |
Top Recipients in 2010
| # | Committee | Total | Contributions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | C00082792 | $119,125 | 373 |
| 2 | C00413914 | $9,000 | 5 |
| 3 | C00027466 | $8,782 | 24 |
| 4 | C00306860 | $5,300 | 3 |
| 5 | C00010603 | $3,775 | 7 |
| 6 | C00308676 | $2,400 | 1 |
| 7 | C00367821 | $1,000 | 1 |
| 8 | C00451005 | $950 | 3 |
| 9 | C00469841 | $750 | 2 |
| 10 | C00405852 | $642 | 2 |
| 11 | C00372102 | $600 | 2 |
| 12 | C00472985 | $500 | 1 |
| 13 | C00435974 | $500 | 2 |
| 14 | C00458901 | $500 | 1 |
| 15 | C00211318 | $500 | 1 |
| 16 | C00350397 | $500 | 1 |
| 17 | C00468579 | $250 | 1 |