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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

2012 Election Cycle

Total Donated

$230,692

Contributions

391

Unique Donors

166

Searchers who want Federal Government money for 2012 need the join, not the industry hub and not the cycle hub. The join is $287,452 across 500 itemized contributions and 222 donors. FEC.gov is the source. $3,970,312 is the all-cycle denominator; 2012 is about 7.2%. The label is self-reported employer string, not a named department, not a named-agency PAC, USAspending obligations, or U S Government as a sibling spelling.

Key figures

  • 2012 cell for Federal Government: $287,452.
  • 500 contributions, 222 donors, source FEC.gov.
  • About 7.2% of the $3,970,312 string total.
  • Form text FEDERAL GOVERNMENT is not a verified organization roster.
  • Other ties live under All FEC ties; this page is one join.

What this Federal Government 2012 cell is

This cell is Federal Government money inside 2012, not Federal Government money forever and not 2012 money from every employer. FEC.gov puts $287,452 at that crossing, from 500 itemized contributions and 222 donors.

The string FEDERAL GOVERNMENT is self-reported employer string, not a named department. Neighboring labels are other pages. This file does not invent donor names, recipient committees, or dollar amounts beyond the packet.

Readers comparing hubs should remember the missing key. The Federal Government hub lacks 2012. The 2012 hub lacks Federal Government. This page has both, totaling $287,452.

Share of the stored Federal Government total

Stored Federal Government contributions sum to $3,970,312. The 2012 window holds $287,452, about 7.2%. Other cycles hold $3,682,860 (92.8%). The share is a ratio, not a verdict.

Because spellings split, $3,970,312 can undercount a real-world organization and overcount a popular generic word. Either way, the ratio 7.2% uses only this string’s facts. Share language on this page always means $287,452 as a fraction of $3,970,312 (about 7.2%), never as a fraction of all 2012 FEC receipts. No cycle-wide denominator is in the facts. The remainder inside the grouping is $3,682,860.

Full analysis: Federal Government and the 2012 FEC cycle β†’

Questions

How much did Federal Government donors give in 2012?
Donors who listed Federal Government reported $287,452 in the 2012 cycle on this aggregate β€” 500 contributions, 222 donors. The figure is not $3,970,312 and is not a named-recipient list. FEC.gov is the source for $287,452, 500 contributions, and 222 donors in the Federal Government Γ— 2012 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $3,970,312.
What share of Federal Government FEC money is 2012?
7.2% of $3,970,312 is tagged 2012 ($287,452). That ratio uses only packet facts for FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. It is not a share of all 2012 FEC receipts. FEC.gov is the source for $287,452, 500 contributions, and 222 donors in the Federal Government Γ— 2012 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $3,970,312.
Does Federal Government mean one named agency?
Only as a text match. Federal Government here is self-reported employer string, not a named department. The Commission does not certify a workforce. $287,452 is the 2012 overlap for FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. FEC.gov is the source for $287,452, 500 contributions, and 222 donors in the Federal Government Γ— 2012 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $3,970,312.
Where is the overlay for the Federal Government 2012 join?
Federal Government 2012 is the overlay. Federal Government is every cycle for the string. 2012 election cycle is every grouping that year. All FEC ties lists other intersections. Packet total $287,452. FEC.gov is the source for $287,452, 500 contributions, and 222 donors in the Federal Government Γ— 2012 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $3,970,312.

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

Related ties

All data ties β†’

Top Donors in 2012

Top FEDERAL GOVERNMENT donors in the 2012 election cycle.
#NameTotalContributionsCity / StateOccupation
1CUNNINGHAM, NELSON W$17,25016WASHINGTON, DCβ€”
2SACHDEV, AMIT$13,5005WASHINGTON, DCATTORNEY
3HAYNES, MILDRED SHIRLEY$11,5006ST. PETERSBURG, FLRETIRED
4FORBES, LINDA M$7,5004WASHINGTON, DCSENIOR ADVISOR
5HUTT, NELLIE$5,0001ELLICOTT CITY, MDATTORNEY
6DELIMA, VIRGINIA$5,0002W HARTFORD, CTβ€”
7KAGEN, M.D., STEVE$5,0003APPLETON, WICONGRESSMAN
8HELGERSON, KATHERINE$4,0009MC LEAN, VAANALYST
9MITCHEL, WILLIAM$3,5004ANNANDALE, VAMANAGER
10PRICE, HELEN E$3,00012CHEVY CHASE, MDIT SPECIALIST
11FRANKLIN, ANGELENA STEVENS$3,0002LACEY, WADENTAL ASSISTANT
12MONROE, STEPHANIE$2,7507TRAPPE, MDSTATISTICIAN
13DOOLEY, JOSEPH W. MR.$2,7504FALLS CHURCH, VAANALYST
14BACH, LAWRENCE$2,7502TORRANCE, CAFIREFIGHTER
15BLAKEMORE, JESSICA$2,7103WASHINGTON, DCASSISTANT
16GWIAZDA, HENRY J II$2,5306CHEVY CHASE, MDHISTORIAN
17RUSSELL, EDWARD P.$2,5001ALEXANDRIA, VASTATE DEPARTMENT
18BOHIGIAN, DAVID MR.$2,5001WASHINGTON, DCCOMMERCIAL POLICY ADVISOR
19MIDDLETON, HOLLY$2,5001SAN FRANCISCO, CAEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, PRESIDIO TRUST
20EARLY, CARRIE-LEE MS.$2,5001BETHESDA, MDATTORNEY
21KEATING, ROBERT$2,5003WAUKESHA, WIβ€”
22FERGUSON QUEEN, JULIE FERGUSON$2,4505SILVER SPRING, MDATTORNEY
23KRUGLIK, HARRY$2,3375WASHINGTON, DCSPEECHWRITER
24SCOTT, BERYL$2,3005CHEVY CHASE, MDHUMAN RESOURCES EXECUTIVE
25NORFLEET, CHARLES E.$2,2633WOODBRIDGE, VACPA
26LOUI, PATRICIA L.$2,2503WASHINGTON, DCMEMBER, BOARD OF DIRECTORS
27MURDOCH, MICHELLE M. MS.$2,1909OAKTON, VACIVIL SERVICE
28AMES, FRED L. MR.$2,1255VIENNA, VAEXECUTIVE
29MCCONNELL, SHEILA$2,1256MANASSAS, VAECONOMIST
30THAUL, SUSAN$2,0504WASHINGTON, DCEPIDEMIOLOGIST
31EBY, JAMES$2,0004SAN FRANCISCO, CAGOVERNMENT WORKER
32GRIFFITH, ELLEN$2,0001BETHESDA, MDPUBLIC AFFAIRS SPECIALIST
33PINKERTON, MICHELLE L. MS.$2,0002ARLINGTON, VACRIMINAL INVESTIGATOR
34RENNE, JIM$2,0003ARLINGTON, VAATTORNEY
35BELL, CARRIE$2,0001CHARLESTON, WVLEGAL ASSISTANT
36FONTENOT, KEITH$1,8003MCLEAN, VABUDGET
37HERR, ANNE$1,7503WASHINGTON, DCANALYST
38PATTON, AUDREY$1,7008LOS ANGELES, CARETIRED
39RAMSEY, ELIJAH W III$1,6504LAFAYETTE, LAβ€”
40FRANKS, ADELE$1,6246ATLANTA, GAβ€”
41MEEKS, TERESA MS.$1,6008BROOKEVILLE, MDRESEARCH ANALYST
42RAMOS, HERBERT$1,5006JONESBORO, GAPROGRAMMER
43WALL, CODY$1,5002YUCCA VALLEY, CAATTORNEY
44ZEHR, MICHAEL$1,5002WASHINGTON, DCLEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR
45JONES, NIGEL$1,5003CHATTANOOGA, TNPILOT
46FIGG, JEANIE MRS. $1,5003WASHINGTON, DCDEPUTY SECRETARY
47TAYLOR, CEDRELLA C.$1,5002DECATUR, GAHEALTH CARE WORKER
48BOLANDER, JEFFREY LT$1,5002MC GAHEYSVILLE, VAUSDA INSPECTOR
49CAVE, DEAN MR.$1,5003ANTLERS, OKCONTRACT SPECIALIST
50VINKENES, PATRICIA$1,4005ARLINGTON, VAPOLICY ANALYST

Top Recipients in 2012

Top committees that received FEDERAL GOVERNMENT donations in 2012.
#CommitteeTotalContributions
1C00431445$63,180138
2C00494740$33,56654
3C00518282$21,30019
4C00431171$20,90530
5C00315176$17,25016
6C00010603$12,2508
7C00264564$7,5004
8C00003418$5,12512
9C00409441$5,0003
10C00495358$3,25013
11C00000935$2,87411
12C00476523$2,7507
13C00411330$2,5306
14C00193433$2,45011
15C00478354$2,0002
16C00412304$2,0004
17C00343475$2,0003
18C00454074$1,6504
19C00512202$1,5002
20C00492462$1,5002
21C00492785$1,5002
22C00377689$1,5003
23C00437889$1,2503
24C00498444$1,2502
25C00465054$1,0503