Attorney political contributions from Brooklyn, NY

$13,200 at the Attorney and Brooklyn, NY intersection

Name both sides in the same sentence: Attorney and Brooklyn, NY. Dropping either noun turns $13,200 into a restatement of a hub it is not. The packet published 20 receipts and 18 donors for the overlap. FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates are the source. City labels are filer-entered.

About $660 per receipt is $13,200 divided by 20. About $733 per harvested donor is $13,200 divided by 18. Those ratios describe shape. They are not medians, not typical household gifts, and not pay. Keep line count and donor count attached to their nouns when citing Brooklyn, NY.

Do not add $13,200 to $223,850,174; the first number is already inside the second when both come from the same tape. Quote the join with both nouns so a downstream citation cannot drop a side. Receipts (20) and donors (18) differ by 2; both counts are packet facts and should be quoted together.

Reading Brooklyn, NY without the Attorney filter

The stored city is BROOKLYN in state NY. Other city strings in New York are other keys. Do not add $13,200 to the state hub; the state extract already contains these rows when the same tape is used. New York campaign finance mixes every city in NY. All FEC ties lists other city-industry pages. None of them converts $13,200 into spending by Brooklyn, NY candidates.

Use the live Brooklyn, NY hub for the $223,850,174 book without the Attorney filter. This prose is a packet snapshot of the join, not a replacement for that hub. Leftover $223,836,974 under BROOKLYN used other employer/industry strings. 811,689 city-field contributions remain a line count, not a population statistic.

Exact-match rule for ATTORNEY

Quote Attorney with Brooklyn, NY in the same clause. ATTORNEY is kept as stored, including punctuation. $13,200 follows that exact-match rule in Brooklyn, NY only. Related labels — other law-firm names, other investor spellings, truncated employer strings — are omitted unless they equal ATTORNEY.

Receipts (20) and donors (18) differ by 2; both counts are packet facts and should be quoted together. Researchers should not convert the donor headcount into a labor-market statistic for Brooklyn, NY. FEC.gov remains the originating system for every figure on this page. City labels are filer-entered.

What $13,200 omits

Unitemized federal gifts sit outside $13,200. New York state-office filings sit outside it. Independent expenditures are a different FEC file. City labels and industry labels are both filer-entered; LobbyVault does not recode BROOKLYN into a Census place or ATTORNEY into a standardized occupation.

Campaign receipts and federal awards are different statutes even when both mention Brooklyn, NY. This packet has no obligation dollars. Keep the contribution label on $13,200. Original reports remain on FEC.gov.

Doors out of this New York join

Internal links go to Brooklyn, NY, Attorney, New York campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Use those four doors. The city page holds the $223,850,174 book and the groupings that received the leftover $223,836,974. The industry page holds ATTORNEY receipts from every city. All FEC ties collects neighboring pairs without mixing NAICS into this cell.

Href list: /cities/ny-brooklyn/ (Brooklyn, NY), /industries/attorney/ (Attorney), /states/NY/ (New York campaign finance), /ties/ (All FEC ties). Keep both sides named when leaving this page.

Arithmetic that stays inside the packet

Remainder $223,836,974 equals $223,850,174 minus $13,200. That subtraction is valid only inside this extract. Do not subtract $13,200 from a city total copied from a different date. Share under 0.1% is the dollar ratio for this snapshot.

Keep the contribution label on $13,200. Attorney money tagged to Brooklyn, NY is under 0.1% of the city parent. Researchers should quote itemized individual contributions, not outlays. City labels are filer-entered. FEC.gov remains the originating system. Repeat for the record: grouping ATTORNEY in city BROOKLYN (NY) sums to $13,200 on 20 itemized receipts from 18 donors, against city-wide $223,850,174 on 811,689 contributions. FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates are the source. City labels are filer-entered. Do not invent donor names.

Questions

How much has Attorney given from Brooklyn, NY?

About $660 per receipt is $13,200 divided by 20. That quotient is not a median, not a typical household gift, and not a salary. 20 receipts from 18 donors produced $13,200 in Brooklyn, NY. Keep both Attorney and Brooklyn, NY in the citation. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.

Is ATTORNEY a NAICS code?

No. ATTORNEY is a filer-typed employer or occupation string, not a NAICS code and not a sector roll-up. $13,200 follows exact match in Brooklyn, NY. Other strings are omitted even if they sound related. Keep both Attorney and Brooklyn, NY in the citation. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.

Does this page cover New York state campaigns?

No. $13,200 is federal itemized individual contributions on FEC.gov, not New York state-office filings. Cite grouping Attorney, city Brooklyn, NY, $13,200, 20 receipts, 18 donors, against city-wide $223,850,174 on 811,689 lines (under 0.1%). Then link Brooklyn, NY, Attorney, New York campaign finance, and All FEC ties.

Does the Brooklyn, NY total include every spelling of the city name?

No. City labels are filer-entered. LobbyVault does not recode BROOKLYN to a Census place, metropolitan statistical area, or county. A neighboring spelling is a different key. $223,850,174 and $13,200 follow the stored city field only. Keep both Attorney and Brooklyn, NY in the citation. Source: FEC.gov.