Analyst political contributions from Connecticut

Reading $566,785 as an intersection

$566,785 is the amount that survives both filters. The occupation filter is Analyst (ANALYST). The state filter is Connecticut (CT). FEC.gov itemized individual contributions supply the dollars, the 1,097 lines, and the 99 donors.

Because the grouping is typed, the cell is a text match. Household members and former workers can reuse a title. The Commission does not audit those claims on this aggregate. Financial analyst, research analyst, data analyst, and senior analyst are other keys.

Use the occupation hub when the question is every state for Analyst. Use Connecticut campaign finance when the question is every string in CT. Use this tie when the question is both. Connecticut ANALYST is a one-word occupation. Financial analyst is a longer neighboring label and is not stacked into this Connecticut cell.

National Analyst money versus Connecticut

Divide $566,785 by $21,535,032 and the result is 2.6%. The complementary share is 97.4%, or $20,968,247 outside Connecticut. Those two pieces add to the grouping total on FEC.gov as stored here.

$21,535,032 is not earnings, assets, or federal contract value. It is summed itemized individual contributions that matched ANALYST in any donor state in this table. Connecticut ANALYST is a one-word occupation. Financial analyst is a longer neighboring label and is not stacked into this Connecticut cell.

$517 per contribution, $5,725 per donor

Per-gift mean $517 and per-donor mean $5,725 follow from $566,785, 1,097, and 99. About 11.1 itemized lines per donor is the third ratio. Report them as means, not as typical gifts.

Contributor identities can include people who listed ANALYST as occupation without a current job match. The FEC form is self-reported. Connecticut ANALYST is a one-word occupation. Financial analyst is a longer neighboring label and is not stacked into this Connecticut cell.

Limits of the Analyst string in Connecticut

The string ANALYST is only as wide as the characters stored. Longer titles that contain extra words are other keys. Shorter abbreviations are other keys. A CFA-society census, a bank-title file, or a BLS analyst occupation rollup would require a different extract.

Financial analyst, research analyst, data analyst, and senior analyst stay on their own occupation-state URLs. Mixing them into $566,785 would invent a sector total this packet does not contain. Connecticut ANALYST is a one-word occupation. Financial analyst is a longer neighboring label and is not stacked into this Connecticut cell.

A clean footnote for ANALYST in CT

Footnote language that stays inside the packet: filers who stored occupation ANALYST and donor state CT itemized $566,785 (1,097 contributions, 99 donors; 2.6% of $21,535,032 nationally). Source: FEC.gov. Occupation labels are filer-entered.

Leave finance versus policy versus operations analyst titles as typed out of the footnote because it is unpublished. Leave named donors out because they are not in this packet. Leave federal awards out because they are a different dataset.

Repeat the join without adding fields the packet does not publish. The occupation and state hubs remain the places for one-sided totals. This tie page quotes packet facts only. Independent expenditures stay outside the cell. Filer-entered occupation strings are not payroll titles. Readers who need a person-level roster will not find names on this page. USAspending.gov is a different ledger from FEC.gov individual contributions.

All occupations and All FEC ties remain the indexes for sibling joins. Cite the source note exactly as copied from the packet. Do not convert a contribution count into a unique-person census. Dollar figures first, then the two keys that produced them. The canonical path is a ties URL, not a donor-detail URL. Unitemized gifts are outside the itemized aggregate quoted here.

Nearby job titles belong on their own occupation hubs if stored as other strings. A mean gift is dollars divided by itemized lines, not a typical check. Public records describe overlap; they do not assign motive. Repeat the join in one line: occupation ANALYST ∩ state CT = $566,785, 1,097 receipts, 99 donors, 2.6% of $21,535,032. Neighbors remain financial analyst, research analyst, data analyst, and senior analyst. Source remains FEC.gov.

Open /occupations/analyst/ (Analyst donations) for the occupation hub, /states/CT/ (Connecticut campaign finance) for the state hub, /occupations/ (All occupations) for neighboring titles, and /ties/ (All FEC ties) for other occupation-state joins.

Questions

What is the Analyst total for Connecticut on FEC.gov?

FEC.gov itemized individual contribution aggregates show $566,785 from occupation Analyst with donor state CT. That join covers 1,097 contributions from 99 donors. Nationwide the occupation totals $21,535,032, so Connecticut is about 2.6% of those dollars. Occupation labels are filer-entered.

Is 2.6% of Analyst money from Connecticut?

About 2.6% of the $21,535,032 Analyst grouping is coded to Connecticut: $566,785. Contribution share is about 1.1% (1,097 of 95,588). Donor share is about 2.7% (99 of 3,688). The remainder $20,968,247 is other states.

Does FEC recode ANALYST into a standard job code?

No. 99 is the unique-donor count in this occupation–state cell as aggregated from itemized FEC lines, not a labor-market census. Mean gift in the cell is about $517 across 1,097 contributions. Financial analyst, research analyst, data analyst, and senior analyst , if stored separately, are other keys. This join is ANALYST only.

What two tables meet on this page?

Analyst donations carry the $21,535,032 occupation total. Connecticut campaign finance is the state hub. All occupations and All FEC ties list sibling joins. Original filings remain at FEC.gov. This tie page is the ANALYST × CT intersection only.