EXECUTIVE VP
Total Donated
$6,455,307
Contributions
8,883
Unique Donors
903
Donors who listed EXECUTIVE VP as occupation account for $6,455,307 in itemized federal receipts in LobbyVault’s index of FEC.gov bulk files. That sum sits on 8,883 contribution lines tied to 903 donor records. EXECUTIVE VP is an abbreviated rank. Spelled-out EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT and EVP are neighboring keys if they appear as different text in the bulk file. In compact form the occupation total is $6.5 million.
Key figures
- EXECUTIVE VP itemizations sum to $6,455,307 from 8,883 contributions and 903 donors.
- Mean amounts are about $727 per contribution and about $7,149 per donor record.
- EVP and spelled-out executive vice president are separate keys.
- Occupation is self-reported on FEC Form 3/3X, not a verified job roster.
Mid-volume itemization under $6.5 million
$6,455,307 is the occupation-level dollar total. 8,883 is the itemization count. 903 is the donor-record count. Dividing dollars by lines yields about $727 per contribution. Dividing by donors yields about $7,149 per donor record. The repeat rate is about 10 itemizations per donor record. Eight thousand-plus lines from 903 donor records sits between concentrated C-suite keys and high-frequency payroll-deduction occupations.
Those means are arithmetic, not medians. The packet has no gift-size distribution, no party split, and no cycle series. A few large lines can lift $727 while most receipts stay smaller—or the reverse. This guide cites only the three harvested facts and the trivial ratios computed from them.
The packet supplies no median and no top-recipient list, so this guide does not rank anyone inside the 903. Repeat itemization is present without extreme line counts.
How vice-president abbreviations splinter
Committees truncate vice president in several ways: EXECUTIVE VP, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, EVP, EXEC. VP. LobbyVault does not merge those abbreviations. A donor who files EVP in one cycle and EXECUTIVE VP in another is split.
FEC Form 3 (candidate committees) and Form 3X (PACs and party committees) collect occupation as free text on itemized Schedule A. FEC.gov publishes what committees reported. There is no drop-down of job titles and no license check. LobbyVault groups rows whose occupation field equals EXECUTIVE VP after indexing. EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, EVP, and SENIOR VP remain other occupation pages unless the extract normalized them to EXECUTIVE VP.
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Questions
- How much have executive vp donors given in FEC records?
- Itemizations that list EXECUTIVE VP sum to $6,455,307 across 8,883 contributions and 903 donor records in the LobbyVault index of FEC bulk data. The total is an exact-string occupation filter. Occupation is self-reported free text on FEC Form 3 and Form 3X schedules. Unitemized receipts never enter this occupation total.
- Is EXECUTIVE VP merged with EVP?
- No. EVP is a different occupation key if it appears as its own string. This page is $6,455,307 from 8,883 contributions and 903 donors for EXECUTIVE VP only. The occupation field is donor-typed on Form 3 and Form 3X. LobbyVault indexes exact strings from FEC.gov bulk data. Unitemized gifts never carry an occupation code.
- What is the average EXECUTIVE VP contribution in this file?
- Dividing $6,455,307 by 8,883 itemizations yields about $727 per contribution. Dividing by 903 donors yields about $7,149 per donor record. Both are means, not medians. Cite the three packet facts with the exact occupation string. Source: FEC.gov Form 3/3X itemizations indexed on LobbyVault. Unitemized receipts are outside this total.
- Where can I verify the filings?
- Open the EXECUTIVE VP occupation page, then confirm on FEC.gov. Occupation remains self-reported on Form 3/3X. The indexed sum is $6,455,307. Confirm surprising amounts on the committee report at FEC.gov. Occupation matching is exact-string only. Unitemized receipts never enter this occupation total.
Occupation is self-reported on FEC Form 3/3X itemizations. Indexed on LobbyVault from FEC bulk data.
Occupation × state ties
- Executive VP political money in the 2010 election cycle
- Executive VP occupation money in the 2008 FEC cycle
- Executive VP donations in the 2012 FEC cycle
- Executive VP occupation money in the 2014 FEC cycle
- Executive VP political contributions from Alabama
- Kentucky donors listing occupation Executive VP
- Executive VP individual contributions from Michigan