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NIMBLE TECHNOLOGY

2012 Election Cycle

Total Donated

$2,557,379

Contributions

12

Unique Donors

1

The Nimble Technology employer grouping records $2,557,379 in FEC itemized individual contributions for 2012. Twelve contribution lines from one donor make up that presidential-year cell. The grouping’s all-cycle total is $4,602,166, so 2012 is 55.6% of the key. This is a named technology-employer string, not a Silicon Valley sector total and not Microsoft.

Key figures

  • $2,557,379 tagged Nimble Technology in the 2012 FEC cycle.
  • 12 contributions from 1 donor; about $213,115 per contribution.
  • 2012 is 55.6% of the grouping’s $4,602,166 all-cycle total.
  • Named employer string, not a Silicon Valley sector total.
  • Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates.

One donor carrying more than half the key

Fifty-five-point-six percent of $4,602,166 is $2,557,379. 2012 is the dominant window for this string. One donor produced 12 lines, about $213,115 each, and the full cycle amount attaches to that single key. The residual after 2012 is $2,044,787 across other years.

A 12-line stack in a presidential cycle can mix candidate, party, and Super PAC receipts. The facts count 12 and 1. Recipients are on the overlay. Tech-industry narratives are not in the packet.

Small named-tech keys are not a software-sector index. Nimble Technology × 2012 = $2,557,379 on 12 lines from 1 donor, 55.6% of $4,602,166. More than half the running roll sits in one presidential cell. The residual $2,044,787 is the rest of this spelling, not the rest of tech. Microsoft’s 2012 join is a different key with 576 donors. Do not add those cells. This page is one grouped string, one year, one donor key, 12 lines.

Small all-cycle total, large year share

Some named tech keys have tens of millions across years. Nimble Technology’s running roll is $4,602,166. A 55.6% year share on a modest roll is a different story than a 7% share on a $30 million roll. Both are valid joins. This one is concentrated in 2012.

The industry hub shows whatever other even-year cells exist. This tie exists so the $2,557,379 is not mistaken for a sector ranking.

Full analysis: Nimble Technology political money in the 2012 election cycle

Questions

How much FEC money is tagged Nimble Technology in 2012?
The join records $2,557,379 in itemized individual contributions for Nimble Technology in 2012, from 12 contributions and 1 donor. The grouping’s all-cycle total is $4,602,166.
Is 2012 most of this grouping?
It is more than half: $2,557,379 is 55.6% of $4,602,166. Other cycles hold $2,044,787. This packet does not break those other years out.
Is this a tech-industry total?
No. It is one grouped employer string. Microsoft and other tech names are other keys. PAC spending is outside the $2,557,379.
Does one donor mean one check?
No. One donor key produced 12 itemized lines totaling $2,557,379—about $213,115 per line. Multiple committees generate multiple rows.

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

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Top Donors in 2012

Top NIMBLE TECHNOLOGY donors in the 2012 election cycle.
#NameTotalContributionsCity / StateOccupation
1DELBENE, SUZAN$2,557,37912MEDINA, WA

Top Recipients in 2012

Top committees that received NIMBLE TECHNOLOGY donations in 2012.
#CommitteeTotalContributions
1C00459099$2,557,37912