PROJECT MANAGER
Total Donated
$17,977,652
Contributions
133,955
Unique Donors
4,306
Contributors who listed PROJECT MANAGER as occupation posted $17,977,652 in itemized federal receipts in LobbyVault’s FEC.gov bulk index. Those dollars sit on 133,955 contributions from 4,306 donor records. PROJECT MANAGER is a high-volume corporate-title key with many small itemizations, not MANAGER or GENERAL MANAGER. In compact millions the occupation total is $18.0 million.
Key figures
- PROJECT MANAGER occupation itemizations sum to $17,977,652 from 133,955 contributions and 4,306 donors.
- Repeat itemizing is about 31 contributions per donor record; mean line size is about $134.
- MANAGER and OFFICE MANAGER are separate occupation keys.
- The title is self-reported and is not matched to PMP credentials.
High volume, small mean line
$17,977,652 is the occupation-level dollar total. 133,955 is the itemization count. 4,306 is the donor-record count. Mean contribution size is about $134. Mean dollars per donor record are about $4,175. Repeat giving is about 31 itemizations per donor record.
133,955 lines from 4,306 records is a high-repeat pattern common to widely used workplace titles. The per-line mean of about $134 is among the smaller means in this harvest band, so the contribution count is the number that explains how $18.0 million accumulated.
These means are not typical-check estimates. The packet has no employer field, no industry-of-project cut, and no gift-size distribution.
PROJECT MANAGER is not MANAGER
MANAGER, GENERAL MANAGER, OFFICE MANAGER, and PROGRAM MANAGER — if those strings exist as separate keys — are not rolled into this total unless the bulk extract normalized them to PROJECT MANAGER. This page cites only $17,977,652, 133,955 contributions, and 4,306 donors.
The FEC does not verify PMP credentials or job descriptions. Construction project managers, software project managers, and people who used the title loosely can all appear. Occupation is per transaction.
Full analysis: What PROJECT MANAGER donors give in federal races →
Questions
- How much have PROJECT MANAGER donors given in FEC records?
- Occupation PROJECT MANAGER is attached to $17,977,652 in LobbyVault’s FEC bulk index, from 133,955 contributions and 4,306 donor records. The total is itemized occupation money, not a PMP roster. Occupation is self-reported free text on FEC Form 3 and Form 3X schedules. Unitemized receipts never enter this occupation total.
- Is MANAGER included in PROJECT MANAGER?
- No. MANAGER is a separate occupation string. This page covers PROJECT MANAGER only: $17,977,652, 133,955 contributions, and 4,306 donors. Occupation is self-reported free text on FEC Form 3 and Form 3X schedules. Unitemized receipts never enter this occupation total. The live hub may apply cycle filters.
- Why are there so many PROJECT MANAGER contributions?
- 133,955 itemizations from 4,306 donors implies about 31 contributions per donor record. Repeat itemizing raises the line count. Mean line size is about $134. The packet does not split causes. Occupation is self-reported free text on FEC Form 3 and Form 3X schedules. Unitemized receipts never enter this occupation total.
- Does listing PROJECT MANAGER prove a PMP credential?
- No. Occupation is self-reported free text. The FEC record does not verify project-management credentials. Quote 133,955 contributions and 4,306 donor records with the $17,977,652 total. Occupation is self-reported free text on FEC Form 3 and Form 3X schedules. 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
- 2014 FEC cycle — Project Manager occupation totals
- Project Manager money in the 2008 FEC cycle
- Project Manager political money in the 2010 election cycle
- Project Manager donations in the 2012 FEC cycle
- Project Manager contributions received by ACTBLUE
- Project Manager political contributions from California
- Project Manager political contributions from Colorado
- Project Manager political contributions from Ohio