Bank Of America political money from San Francisco, CA

How Bank of America meets San Francisco, CA on the FEC tape

$13,700 is the published overlap for stored industry BANK OF AMERICA and stored city SAN FRANCISCO, CA. Readable labels on this page are Bank of America and San Francisco. 16 contributions and 3 donors produced the overlap on FEC.gov itemized individual contributions. San Francisco’s unfiltered book is $1,418,166,223 on 1,361,094 lines, 0.0010% 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/bank-of-america-donors-in-ca-san-francisco/. Arithmetic: about $856 per receipt, about $4,567 per harvested donor. Those are $13,700 divided by 16 and by 3. They are not typical gifts, not salaries, and not medians. Repeat itemizations raise the receipt count.

City book for San Francisco, CA

1,361,094 city-field contributions total $1,418,166,223. Filer-entered city SAN FRANCISCO is the key. Adjacent places with other strings are out. Joint-fundraising addresses that typed San Francisco may be in. The packet does not publish unique donors for the whole city, so none are invented from 1,361,094.

The stored city is San Francisco, California. Oakland and San Jose are other Bay Area keys. BANK OF AMERICA is an employer string as typed, not Bank of America PAC spending, not branch-count, and not nationwide headcount. California campaign-finance coverage is statewide (or District-wide). $1,418,166,223 is not that statewide figure. Unitemized federal gifts and California state-office filings sit outside $1,418,166,223.

The Bank of America slice inside San Francisco

Inside San Francisco, receipts tagged BANK OF AMERICA total $13,700 on 16 lines from 3 donors. That is 0.0010% of $1,418,166,223. A San Francisco 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 does not print that nationwide integer.

Sixteen receipts from 3 donors totaling $13,700 sits inside a $1,418,166,223 San Francisco book on 1,361,094 city-field lines. Three donors and sixteen lines is a small cluster. BofA, Bank of America N.A., and Merrill strings are other keys if typed that way.

What the Bank of America × San Francisco join is not

It is not a ranking of San Francisco neighborhoods. It is not proof that Bank of America money funded a federal contract, grant, or loan. Campaign contributions and USAspending awards are different disclosure systems even when they mention the same city. This packet has no award dollars, so this page prints none. It is not a PAC independent-expenditure total. Motive is not a field. Party split is not a field in this packet.

Three harvested donors produced $13,700 on sixteen receipts. A corporate PAC, if any, is a committee fact on other pages, not this individual-contribution join. Do not treat $13,700 as Bank of America corporate treasury. The San Francisco hub mixes every employer; this page does not.

How to cite Bank of America in San Francisco

Citation template: employer/industry grouping BANK OF AMERICA, contributor city San Francisco, CA, $13,700 on 16 itemized individual contributions from 3 donors, against a city-wide $1,418,166,223 on 1,361,094 contributions (0.0010% of city dollars). Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates indexed on LobbyVault. City labels are filer-entered.

Then send the reader to the live San Francisco, CA hub, the Bank of America industry page, California campaign finance, and All FEC ties. This prose is a packet snapshot. If a later extract disagrees, FEC.gov and the live hubs control. Do not add $13,700 to $1,418,166,223; the first number is already inside the second. If 3 is 1, that is still a count, not a name.

Using the San Francisco and Bank of America hubs together

Internal links are not optional decoration. San Francisco, CA documents the city dimension. Bank of America documents the industry dimension. California campaign finance documents CA. All FEC ties documents that this file is one of many two-table pages. A citation that omits the city or omits Bank of America has left the join. None of those pages converts $13,700 into a federal award.

If you need cycle cuts of San Francisco, those are city-cycle joins, not this file. If you need Bank of America in a single even-year window, those are industry-cycle joins. This file stays on one city and one employer string: San Francisco and Bank of America, $13,700, 16 receipts, 3 donors. Live hubs win if they disagree with this snapshot.

Questions

What did Bank Of America donors in San Francisco itemize?

Itemized individual contributions tagged Bank of America and San Francisco, CA total $13,700 across 16 receipts from 3 donors on FEC.gov aggregates indexed here. That join is 0.0010% of San Francisco’s $1,418,166,223 city-wide book. It is not a PAC total and not a USAspending award.

Is $13,700 the full San Francisco political-money total?

No. San Francisco indexes $1,418,166,223 across 1,361,094 itemized contributions. $13,700 is only the Bank of America employer/occupation slice inside that city. Other strings, unitemized gifts, and state-office filings sit outside the join. Do not add $13,700 to $1,418,166,223. Filings remain on FEC.gov. This page quotes packet facts only.

Does Bank of America money in San Francisco fund federal spending there?

No. These figures are FEC individual contributions, not USAspending awards. $13,700 does not become a contract because both rows can mention San Francisco. Different statutes, different forms. This packet has no obligation dollars and names no award recipients. Filings remain on FEC.gov. This page quotes packet facts only.

Where are the live San Francisco and Bank of America tables?

Use the San Francisco, CA city hub, the Bank of America industry hub, California campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Original itemizations remain on FEC.gov. This guide quotes $13,700, 16 receipts, 3 donors, and $1,418,166,223. If live hubs disagree, they control.