Ariel Capital Management political money — 2014 cycle
The 2014 cut of the Ariel Capital Management grouping is $244,300 on FEC.gov — 61 itemized lines, 3 donor keys. Parent grouping: $5,147,823. Year share: 4.7%. Three donor keys can still cover multiple committees. The packet does not name those donors. Quote $244,300 only when the sentence is about 2014.
Key figures
- Ariel Capital Management in 2014: $244,300 on 61 receipts from 3 harvested donors.
- Ariel Capital Management all-cycle grouping in this extract: $5,147,823.
- 2014 is 4.7% of that grouping total — a year cut, not the parent.
- Employer labels are filer-entered. Cycle dollars are not federal awards.
Three donors carrying a six-figure 2014 cell
This page exists because two FEC dimensions meet: employer/industry grouping Ariel Capital Management and even-year election cycle 2014. $244,300 is the intersection. $5,147,823 is the grouping’s harvested all-cycle total before the year filter. 61 is the 2014 line count. The 2014 donor count is 3 (3 harvested donors). LobbyVault does not convert those integers into a motive, a lobbying total, or a USAspending award.
Sixty-one lines from three harvested donors is a concentrated asset-manager cell: high dollars per donor, not a firm-wide payroll pattern. Three donor keys can still cover multiple committees. The packet does not name those donors.
Ariel Capital Management as stored employer
In 2014, receipts tagged ARIEL CAPITAL MANAGEMENT sum to $244,300 on 61 itemized lines from 3 harvested donors. About $4,005 per receipt is $244,300 divided by 61. About $81,433 per harvested donor is $244,300 divided by 3. Lines per donor average about 20.3. FEC even-year cycles run through December 31 of the even year; 2014 names that two-year window, not a single November night.
The Ariel Capital Management grouping across cycles
The parent grouping indexes $5,147,823 ($5.15 million rounded). 2014’s $244,300 is 4.7% of that parent. Other even-year cuts exist on other cycle hubs. This packet publishes one cycle integer for this page: $244,300. Do not invent a 2012 or 2016 total from these facts. The leftover $4,903,523 sits in other harvested years under the same Ariel Capital Management key.
4.7% is $244,300 divided by $5,147,823. Rounding to $244,300 and $5.15 million does not create extra facts. Use exact integers in a table. Use the rounded forms only as headlines of those same integers.
Do not print a 2014 share of all US politics from $244,300. The denominator for 4.7% is $5,147,823, the Ariel Capital Management grouping in this extract, not every itemized dollar on FEC.gov. A sentence that drops that denominator misstates the join.
An adviser name is not a Treasury award
This join is not a claim that Ariel Capital Management bought an election in 2014. It is not a party split; this packet has none. It is not a unique-person census of a workforce. The harvest counts 3 donor keys in the 2014 slice, and one person can still appear across committees. It is not federal spending under USAspending.gov. Contributions do not fund awards on this page.
It is not an SEC adviser census, a mutual-fund 13F, or a unique-employee headcount. Unitemized federal gifts never enter $244,300. State-office campaigns never enter $244,300. Amendments can restate large transfers while most of the 61 small lines stay put. After quarterly filings, reread the Ariel Capital Management 2014 hub. If that hub and this snapshot disagree, FEC.gov controls.
Comparing Ariel Capital Management in 2014 to another industry requires that other industry’s cycle hub. This packet has one grouping and one cycle. A ranking of industries for 2014 is a different page — the 2014 election-cycle index — not a homemade sort of this file.
How to cite Ariel Capital Management × 2014
Citation template: employer/industry grouping Ariel Capital Management, election cycle 2014, $244,300 on 61 itemized individual contributions from 3 harvested donors, which is 4.7% of the grouping’s harvested $5,147,823 all-cycle total. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates indexed on LobbyVault.
A later bulk file can restate $244,300 without rewriting this paragraph. Treat the hubs as current and this JSON as a packet snapshot. Quote 2014 as an FEC even-year cycle, Ariel Capital Management as a filer-entered employer or occupation grouping, and 3 harvested donors as a harvested donor count on 61 lines. That is the whole join: Ariel Capital Management × 2014 = $244,300.
Keep the unit explicit. Ariel Capital Management is an employer/industry string. 2014 is an FEC two-year cycle. $244,300 is itemized individual contributions in that intersection. The harvested donor count is 3 harvested donors. 61 is the line count. $5,147,823 is the parent grouping. None of those fields is a vote total.
Questions
- How much did Ariel Capital Management donors give in 2014?
- FEC itemized individual contributions tagged Ariel Capital Management totaled $244,300 in 2014 across 61 receipts from 3 harvested donors. That cycle is 4.7% of the grouping’s $5,147,823 all-cycle total. It is not PAC independent spending.
- Did three people give $244,300 in 2014?
- The harvest counts 3 donor keys on 61 itemized lines totaling $244,300. That is not a named-person census. Repeat gifts add lines. Mean size is arithmetic. Other Ariel legal names remain other keys. Filings remain on FEC.gov. This page quotes packet facts only.
- How many Ariel Capital Management donors appear in 2014?
- The harvest counts 3 donor keys on 61 itemized receipts totaling $244,300. Donor count is not a unique-person census and not a payroll. Repeat gifts add lines. About $81,433 per donor is dollars divided by 3. Filings remain on FEC.gov. This page quotes packet facts only.
- Where is the live Ariel Capital Management 2014 table?
- Use the Ariel Capital Management 2014 cycle hub, the Ariel Capital Management industry page, the 2014 election-cycle index, and All FEC ties. Original filings remain on FEC.gov. This guide quotes $244,300, 61 receipts, 3 harvested donors, and $5,147,823.
FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.