IDX
2014 Election Cycle
Total Donated
$1,173,300
Contributions
82
Unique Donors
1
The IDX employer grouping recorded $1,173,300 in itemized individual contributions in the 2014 FEC cycle, according to FEC.gov aggregates. Those dollars arrived in 82 contributions from one donor. This is the midterm twin of the 2012 IDX join, not a continuation of that year’s four-donor count. The page exists because the three-letter employer key and the 2014 two-year window overlap; it is not an index-fund ranking and not a company PAC line. Keep the 2012 IDX four-donor cell on its own slug; 2014’s single identity is a new intersection, not an update to that earlier roster.
Key figures
- IDX × 2014 equals $1,173,300 in itemized individual contributions.
- One donor made 82 contributions in that cell.
- 2014 is about 18.2% of the grouping’s $6,459,643 all-cycle total.
- This cell does not inherit 2012’s four-donor count.
- The page is a two-table join, not a motive claim.
One donor where IDX meets 2014
A single contributor identity accounts for the entire $1,173,300. Eighty-two itemized contributions still sit in the count, so the money arrived as many lines rather than one check. The join includes only rows whose employer text rolled up to IDX and whose dates fall in 2014. The 2012 IDX cell had four donors; that fact does not travel forward. Each cycle is its own intersection.
Across cycles, the IDX grouping totals $6,459,643. The 2014 window is about 18.2% of that running total, close to 2012’s share but not the same dollars and not the same donor count. A high share with one filer is a concentration statistic. It is not a ranking of tickers and not proof that a treasury wrote the checks.
The three-letter key, restated for the midterm
FEC employer fields remain free text in 2014. IDX is still unlabeled beyond the matched string. People who wrote a longer legal name never reach this key. Neighboring abbreviations are different pages. Merging 2012 and 2014 donor counts would invent a six-person roster this packet does not contain.
Because one donor dominates 2014, the industry hub’s $6,459,643 is the place to see whether other windows look broader. This ties page publishes the 2014 intersection only. The overlay for IDX 2014 is the row view of those 82 lines.
Treat $6,459,643 as the denominator for the 18.2% share, not as a company valuation. Do not add the 2012 $1,211,200 to $1,173,300 on this page; that sum is not a published fact of this join.
Full analysis: IDX employer filings and the 2014 FEC cycle →
Questions
- How much FEC money is tied to IDX in 2014?
- LobbyVault’s FEC.gov aggregates show $1,173,300 in itemized individual contributions for the IDX grouping in the 2014 cycle, from 82 contributions and 1 donor. The sum is not a corporate PAC total.
- Is this the same donor count as IDX in 2012?
- No. The 2014 cell counts 1 donor. The 2012 IDX join is a separate intersection with its own donor count. This page does not carry 2012’s four donors forward.
- What share of all-cycle IDX money is 2014?
- The grouping total stored across cycles is $6,459,643. The 2014 amount of $1,173,300 is about 18.2% of that figure.
- Where is the 2014 overlay for IDX?
- Open IDX 2014 for the cycle overlay, IDX for the grouping hub, and the 2014 election cycle for the year without this employer filter. All FEC ties lists other two-dimension pages.
FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.
Related ties
Top Donors in 2014
| # | Name | Total | Contributions | City / State | Occupation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | EGERMAN, PAUL | $1,173,300 | 82 | WESTON, MA | — |
Top Recipients in 2014
| # | Committee | Total | Contributions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | C00318196 | $1,173,300 | 82 |