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FIDELITY INVESTMENTS

2014 Election Cycle

Total Donated

$288,300

Contributions

234

Unique Donors

109

Two dimensions meet here: the employer string Fidelity Investments and the 2014 election cycle. The meeting is $388,240, built from 306 contributions and 131 donors on FEC.gov. Lifetime Fidelity Investments storage is $10,182,560 (3.8% in this window). The page does not restate a hub; it explains the join — asset-manager employer text, not a Fidelity PAC, a mutual-fund NAICS rollup, or Fidelity as a corporate treasury.

Key figures

  • Itemized individual total $388,240 at Fidelity Investments × 2014.
  • 306 lines / 131 identities (mean $1,269 per line).
  • $10,182,560 is all cycles; $388,240 is 2014 only (3.8%).
  • Grouping type: asset-manager employer text.
  • Campaign contributions are not federal awards.

Fidelity Investments is one axis; 2014 is the other

An industry-cycle page is not a restatement of Fidelity Investments and not a restatement of 2014. It is the cell where they meet: $388,240, 306 contributions, 131 donors. FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle are the source note.

On the employer side, Fidelity Investments is asset-manager employer text. On the cycle side, 2014 is a two-year FEC window, not a single Election Day. Gifts dated in either year of that window sit in $388,240.

Leaving either axis off the citation misstates the record. $10,182,560 is the lifetime Fidelity Investments bucket. The 2014 hub is every grouping that year. The join is $388,240.

2014 is not the whole Fidelity Investments story

Fidelity Investments across all cycles is $10,182,560. Fidelity Investments in 2014 is $388,240 — about 3.8%. The gap is $9,794,320. Closing that gap would require other cycle joins, which this packet does not list.

A reader who only opens the 2014 overlay still sees $388,240 for this string, not $10,182,560. A reader who only opens the industry hub still needs the year filter to recover $388,240. 2014 holds $388,240 of $10,182,560 for this string — about 3.8%. Other cycles hold $9,794,320 (96.2%). Folding those other cycles into a 2014 citation would misstate the record by $9,794,320.

Full analysis: Fidelity Investments and the 2014 FEC election cycle

Questions

How much did Fidelity Investments donors give in 2014?
$388,240 is the itemized-individual total for FIDELITY INVESTMENTS in 2014. Volume: 306 contributions, 131 donors. Source FEC.gov. PAC spending and unitemized gifts are outside the cell. FEC.gov is the source for $388,240, 306 contributions, and 131 donors in the Fidelity Investments × 2014 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $10,182,560.
What share of Fidelity Investments FEC money is 2014?
2014 holds $388,240 of the $10,182,560 stored for Fidelity Investments, roughly 3.8%. The leftover $9,794,320 is other windows on the Fidelity Investments hub, not this join. FEC.gov is the source for $388,240, 306 contributions, and 131 donors in the Fidelity Investments × 2014 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $10,182,560.
Does this include only Fidelity Investments employees?
The grouping is asset-manager employer text, not a verified roster. 306 itemized lines from 131 donors produced $388,240 in 2014. Employment status is not a field in this aggregate. FEC.gov is the source for $388,240, 306 contributions, and 131 donors in the Fidelity Investments × 2014 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $10,182,560.
Where is the overlay for the Fidelity Investments 2014 join?
Use the four packet hrefs: Fidelity Investments 2014, Fidelity Investments, 2014 election cycle, and All FEC ties. Live overlay rows sit on the first of those. This file explains $388,240 as the join. FEC.gov is the source for $388,240, 306 contributions, and 131 donors in the Fidelity Investments × 2014 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $10,182,560.

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

Related ties

All data ties →

Top Donors in 2014

Top FIDELITY INVESTMENTS donors in the 2014 election cycle.
#NameTotalContributionsCity / StateOccupation
1REYNOLDS, ROBERT L$65,70012CONCORD, MA
2STRAUSS, CYNTHIA$18,50012AMHERST, NH
3PERKINS, SHEP$15,0005BOSTON, MAPORTFOLIO MANAGER
4WEINSTEIN, DAVID C MR$15,0006NEWTON, MA
5POZEN, ROBERT$10,5005NEWTON, MA
6Snider, Steven J. Mr.$7,0002Sudbury, MA
7HENSE, THOMAS$5,8004COHASSET, MAINVESTMENTS
8WOOLF, PATICIA$5,2002PRINCETON, NJNOT EMPLOYED
9MORRISON, CHARLIE S MR.$5,0001CONCORD, MAPRESIDENT, ASSET MANAGEMENT
10REMONDI, JOHN MR.$5,0001BOSTON, MAEXECUTIVE
11Donovan, Walter C. Mr.$5,0001Boston, MA
12MURRAY, PAMELA MS.$5,0002BOSTON, MAFINANICIAL SERVICES
13BERTELSON, ROBERT$5,0001BOSTON, MAPORTFOLIO MANAGER
14GRIEF, STUART$4,0002NEEDHAM HEIGHTS, MAEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
15RHODES, JASON$4,0002CHESTNUT HILL, MABIOTECH VENTURE CAPITAL
16HAYECK, MICHAEL$4,0004BOSTON, MASENIOR VICE PRESIDENT - TECH IMPLEMENT
17KUSH, KATHARINE$3,75014BOSTON, MABUSINESS ANALYST
18VINER, NANCY E$3,5004BOSTON, MAOPERATIONS MGT.
19LURVEY, RUSSELL$3,5007CHELMSFORD, MASOFTWARE ENGINEER
20HALEY, JOHN F MR JR$3,0003BOSTON, MAEXECUTIVE
21BROWNELL, DANIEL$3,0003BOSTON, MASVP - FHRS TECHNOLOGY
22MILAM, CAROL$3,0006BOSTON, MAHUMAN RESOURCES
23BRICKLEY, WILLIAM MR.$2,84012NORWELL, MAFINANCIAL SERVICES
24JOHNSON, ABIGAIL MRS$2,6001MILTON, MAINVESTMENT MANAGER
25BROWN, ROBERT PAUL MR$2,6001BEDFORD, NHPRESIDENT, MONEY MARKET GROUP
26KNAPP, ERIC$2,5005WAYLAND, MAFINANCIAL SERVICES
27CARRILLO, HEATHER LAWRENCE$2,5002BOSTON, MAANALYST
28FEBEO, JAMES F JR$2,5003BOSTON, MA
29BLANK, GARY MR$2,1002WINCHESTER, MAANALYST
30LAURIN, JOSEPH$2,0002CONCORD, MAEVP BUSINESS STRATEGY
31HORBLIT, CHRISTOPHER$2,0002BOSTON, MAVP, CLIENT SERVICE MANAGEMENT
32SENATORE, CHARLES$2,0003BOSTON, MASENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, CHIEF COMPLIANC
33O'CONNOR, HEIDI$2,0002READING, MAVP FINANCE
34ERBE, HANK$2,0002BOSTON, MACAPITAL MARKETS, SVP
35COLLIER, GREGORY$2,0002WELLESLEY, MANP SALES
36VERMILYE, ANDREW$1,9758BETHESDA, MDGOVERNMENT RELATIONS
37MCGINLEY, DOUGLAS T$1,7503BEDFORD, NH
38GIBBONS, KEVIN$1,5002BOSTON, MASVP RELATIONSHIP MANAGER
39WARD, BRIAN F MR$1,5002MEDFIELD, MARISK MANAGEMENT
40SKILLMAN, JON$1,2501BOSTON, MAPRESIDENT
41BAKER, ANDUS$1,0004CAMBRIDGE, MAINFORMATION REQUESTED
42HUTZLER, SCOTT$1,0001WELLESLEY, MAEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
43HORBLIT, CHRISTOPHER MR.$1,0001FRAMINGHAM, MAFINANCE
44HYNES, JAMES P$1,0001WESTON, MA
45NEFF, STEPHEN C$1,0001SUDBURY, MACHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER
46BECCHI, ROSEMARY MS.$1,0001SHORT HILLS, NJATTORNEY
47BEMBENEK, ALAN MR.$1,0001CONCORD, MAINVESTMENT ANALYST
48CANTER, DAVID MR.$1,0001WABAN, MAEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
49CATUDAL, JIM$1,0001MILTON, MAFUND MANAGER
50MCDONALD, ALLYSON$1,0002SOUTH BOSTON, MASALES

Top Recipients in 2014

Top committees that received FIDELITY INVESTMENTS donations in 2014.
#CommitteeTotalContributions
1C00544585$65,70012
2C00541540$26,05015
3C00560003$23,20015
4C00540443$19,00013
5C00401224$13,72527
6C00193342$12,10012
7C00543801$11,5007
8C00438713$8,75014
9C00010603$7,25021
10C00393629$7,0009
11C00042622$7,0002
12C00461046$6,5007
13C00380550$6,2004
14C00557611$5,2002
15C00478354$5,0001
16C00105981$5,0001
17C00193433$5,0002
18C00075820$5,0001
19C00196774$4,0002
20C00541185$4,0002
21C00431312$4,0004
22C00336388$3,7505
23C00458463$3,5004
24C00541888$3,0004
25C00003418$2,84012
FIDELITY INVESTMENTS — $288,300 in 2014 FEC Donations