Adolph Coors Co political contributions from Golden, CO

Exact-string join: ADOLPH COORS CO × GOLDEN

$15,000 is the published overlap for stored industry ADOLPH COORS CO and stored city GOLDEN, CO. Readable labels on this page are Adolph Coors Co and Golden. 10 contributions and 5 donors produced the overlap on FEC.gov itemized individual contributions. Golden's unfiltered book is $24,169,646 ($24.2 million) on 52,107 lines, under 0.1% of which is this string.

LobbyVault's city hub and industry hub remain the one-dimension views. This ties page is the two-dimension view. Do not collapse them. Canonical path is /ties/adolph-coors-co-donors-in-co-golden/.

Arithmetic: about $1,500 per receipt, about $3,000 per donor. Those are $15,000 divided by 10 and 5. They are not typical gifts, not salaries, and not medians. Repeat itemizations raise the receipt count.

City book for Golden, CO

52,107 city-field contributions total $24,169,646. Filer-entered city GOLDEN is the key. Adjacent places with other strings are out. Joint-fundraising addresses that typed Golden may be in. The packet does not publish unique donors for the whole city, so none are invented from 52,107.

Colorado campaign-finance coverage is statewide. $24,169,646 is not that statewide figure. Unitemized federal gifts and Colorado state-office filings sit outside $24,169,646. Do not add other cities to build a metro unless a packet says so.

Industry string Adolph Coors Co under the Golden filter

$15,000 on 10 lines from 5 donors is the Golden slice of ADOLPH COORS CO. Other spellings are other keys. A Golden donor with a different employer is not in the slice. An out-of-city donor with this employer is not in the slice.

The industry hub is the string without the city filter. This packet's industry-side integers for the join are $15,000, 10, and 5. Do not infer a national total from them.

Golden, CO can appear in news copy, Census tables, and USAspending maps. Those appearances do not change this FEC join. $15,000 is still itemized individual contributions storing ADOLPH COORS CO and GOLDEN. $24,169,646 is still the all-industry itemized book for that city field. Mixing statutes is the failure mode this page exists to prevent.

Write the city integer as $24,169,646 and the join integer as $15,000. Headline rounding to $24.2 million is the same city book, not a second extract. Under 0.1% is $15,000 divided by $24,169,646. Keep the division attached to Adolph Coors Co in Golden, CO so it is not reused as a sector rank.

Caveat layer

No USAspending dollars are in this packet. $15,000 is not an award. FEC and spending datasets can share a geography without funding each other. Independent expenditures are a different FEC file. Motive and party are not harvested here.

Correlation is not causation. Do not read 5 donors as proof that Adolph Coors Co controls Golden. If live pages disagree, the newer FEC extract controls.

Internal links are not optional decoration. Golden, CO documents the city dimension. Adolph Coors Co documents the industry dimension. Colorado campaign finance documents Colorado. All FEC ties documents that this file is one of many two-table pages. A citation that omits the city or omits Adolph Coors Co has left the join.

Links the packet allows

Golden, CO (/cities/co-golden/), Adolph Coors Co (/industries/adolph-coors-co/), Colorado campaign finance (/states/CO/), and All FEC ties (/ties/) are the four internal links. Use each href. They point at the city book, the industry grouping, Colorado, and the ties index.

Keep both nouns in citations: Adolph Coors Co and Golden, CO. $15,000 is already inside $24,169,646. Do not add them.

How to record the snapshot

Template: employer/industry grouping ADOLPH COORS CO, contributor city Golden, CO, $15,000 on 10 itemized individual contributions from 5 donors, against $24,169,646 on 52,107 contributions (under 0.1%). Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.

City-cycle and industry-cycle joins are other files. This file stays on one city and one stored string. Live hubs win if they disagree with this snapshot.

If 5 is 1, that is still a count, not a name. If 10 is larger than 5, that is still repeat itemization, not a second extract. If under 0.1% is under 0.1%, that is still exact-string math, not proof the trade is absent from Golden. Read the integers as published.

Questions

Golden Adolph Coors Co donors: what is the join total?

$15,000 on 10 itemized individual contributions from 5 donors storing ADOLPH COORS CO and GOLDEN, CO. Golden's all-industry extract is $24,169,646 on 52,107 lines (under 0.1% for this string). FEC.gov is the source. Labels are filer-entered.

Is Adolph Coors Co the same as every similar employer in Golden?

No. Exact string ADOLPH COORS CO only. Near matches are other keys and are omitted from $15,000. 10 receipts follow that rule. The industry hub still will not merge those other keys unless the extract already did — this packet does not say it did.

What are the per-receipt and per-donor means?

about $1,500 per receipt ($15,000 / 10) and about $3,000 per donor ($15,000 / 5). Arithmetic only. Not medians, not salaries, not typical gifts. Repeat filings explain why 10 can exceed 5.

Which links document Adolph Coors Co in Golden?

The Golden, CO city hub, the Adolph Coors Co industry hub, Colorado campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Use all four hrefs from this packet. This JSON is a snapshot; live hubs and FEC.gov control if they disagree.