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Little Rock, AR political money — 2010 cycle

Little Rock, AR donors itemized $204,494 in the 2010 midterm cycle, according to FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. The cell contains 168 contribution records. The same city, summed across cycles, is $174,186,411. This document is the join of city LITTLE ROCK and cycle 2010. It is not PAC activity, not independent expenditures, and not a named-donor list. Motive is not inferred.

Key figures

  • Little Rock, AR itemized $204,494 in 2010 across 168 FEC contribution records.
  • All-cycle Little Rock total $174,186,411; 2010 share 0.12%; other cycles $173,981,917.
  • City LITTLE ROCK joined to cycle 2010 on FEC.gov.
  • No office, party, or recipient-state allocation of $204,494.
  • Mean about $1,217 per row; unique donors unknown.

How 2010 sits inside Little Rock, AR

Start with the intersection: $204,494 from 168 itemized rows where city = LITTLE ROCK (AR) and cycle = 2010. The city dimension without the year is $174,186,411. 0.12% of that stack is 2010; 99.9% ($173,981,917) is not. A thin slice of the city stack of Little Rock's own dollars.

The Little Rock, AR hub still folds in other even-year windows. The 2010 hub still folds in other cities. This ties slug keeps both. Matching a city string to a cycle tag does not prove intent, ideology, or a Arkansas recipient committee.

2010 is filed as a midterm two-year FEC cycle without a presidential general. The cycle type does not explain $204,494. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by donor city and election cycle.

What $174,186,411 includes

$174,186,411 is every cycle under Little Rock, AR in this extract, including $204,494 from 2010 and $173,981,917 from the rest. It is not a headcount. Arkansas pages still show cities besides Little Rock.

The stored city is Little Rock, the Arkansas capital. North Little Rock, Conway, and Benton are different city strings. State AR stays on the citation so Little Rock is not merged with a same-named place elsewhere. Keep AR on the key so $174,186,411 is not mixed with a homonym. Stack $174,186,411 and slice $204,494 (0.12%) are different facts. City hub for the unfiltered city; this page for Little Rock in 2010. Recipients need not be in Little Rock or in Arkansas.

FEC cycle 2010 with a Little Rock filter

A federal cycle is two years. 2010 is the tag, not a January-only sample. Little Rock, AR in that window: $204,494, 168 records, about $1,217 per record. The mean is dollars divided by rows. No median. No unique-donor count.

National 2010 coverage still lists other cities; Arkansas coverage still lists other years. Unitemized gifts, independent expenditures, and committee transfers are other tables. 168 itemized rows is a sizable absolute count of receipts for this join. Linked city, cycle, state, and ties pages hold the broader views.

Keep cityTotal and cycleTotal apart. $204,494 is the 2010 cell for Little Rock, AR: itemized individual contributions in that two-year FEC window only, across 168 records. $174,186,411 is the same city string across every cycle in this extract. Subtracting them leaves $173,981,917 in other even-year windows. Citing $174,186,411 as a 2010 figure mixes the city hub into this join. Citing $204,494 as the lifetime Little Rock total mixes the join into the city hub. 168 is cycleContributions for 2010 only; the packet has no all-cycle row count, so 168 cannot be turned into a share of citywide gifts. 0.12% is dollars only — $204,494 divided by $174,186,411 — not a share of Arkansas and not a share of the national 2010 cycle. PAC receipts, independent expenditures, and unitemized gifts are other FEC tables; they are not mixed into $204,494 or $174,186,411. Donor names are not in the packet and are not invented. Source: FEC.gov.

2010 versus other Little Rock cycles

0.12% = $204,494 / $174,186,411; 99.9% = $173,981,917 / $174,186,411. About 0.12% of Little Rock, AR itemized individual dollars in this aggregate carry cycle 2010; about 99.9% do not. Those percentages are not shares of Arkansas, the national 2010 cycle, or eligible voters.

Dollar share 0.12% and row count 168 are not interchangeable. The packet has no all-cycle row total, so a row percentage is not computed. 0.12% is not Little Rock's share of nationwide 2010 itemized receipts.

Arithmetic mean and missing medians

168 itemized contributions totaling $204,494 is the cell. Repeat gifts and LITTLE ROCK spelling variants can occur. Unique people are not counted. Little Rock is not ranked against other Arkansas cities.

$1,217 uses $204,494 and 168 only. Occupation and committee joins are separate. The $204,494 is not listed by recipient. Other city strings in the same metro are other pages.

Source limits and adjacent pages

No ranking of Little Rock, no wave label for 2010, no proxy for Arkansas opinion. Contributor city is not campaign city. A AR receipt does not mean the money supported a Arkansas candidate. Amendments can change $204,494 or $174,186,411. Prefer live hubs if they disagree.

Not in this file: unitemized gifts, independent expenditures, non-individual sources, federal spending awards. See Little Rock, AR; 2010 election cycle; Arkansas campaign finance; all FEC ties. Source: FEC.gov.

Questions

What is the 2010 itemized total from Little Rock, AR?
$204,494 in FEC itemized individual contributions, 168 records. The all-cycle city figure is $174,186,411, so 2010 is 0.12% of that stack. Source: FEC.gov.
Is $174,186,411 the amount Little Rock gave in 2010?
No. $174,186,411 covers every cycle for LITTLE ROCK in AR. 2010 is $204,494 (168 gifts). Other cycles hold $173,981,917. Use the city hub for the stack and this page for 2010.
Did 2010 gifts from Little Rock go to Arkansas campaigns only?
The facts do not allocate recipients. Donor city is Little Rock, AR. Committees can be anywhere the FEC files. $204,494 is not split by office, party, or committee state.
How should readers treat the 168 contribution count?
As 168 itemized rows summing to $204,494, about $1,217 per row. Not unique donors. Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are excluded. No unique-person total is in the packet.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by donor city and election cycle.