How much did BOEING-listed donors give in 2012?

LobbyVault attributes $412,911 to that employer/industry string in 2012, from 715 contributions and 300 donors. These are itemized individual receipts. The all-cycle grouping is $14,415,064. Cite FEC.gov for $412,911, 715 contributions, and 300 donors on the Boeing × 2012 join.

Is 2012 most of the BOEING total?

No. $412,911 is 2.86% of the all-cycle total of $14,415,064. Other cycles hold $14,002,153, or 97.1%. This page publishes only the 2012 intersection. A share is not a preference finding. Cite FEC.gov for $412,911, 715 contributions, and 300 donors on the Boeing × 2012 join.

Did Boeing write a $412,911 corporate check in 2012?

No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer or occupation field grouped to BOEING. Mean gift size near $577 across 715 lines is a ratio, not a treasury gift. Cite FEC.gov for $412,911, 715 contributions, and 300 donors on the Boeing × 2012 join.

Are 300 donors all Boeing employees?

They are 300 unique donors on itemized receipts grouped to BOEING in 2012. Alumni, spouses, and other spellings may sit here or on other keys. LobbyVault does not verify payroll and does not invent names in this file. Cite FEC.gov for $412,911, 715 contributions, and 300 donors on the Boeing × 2012 join.

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Boeing political money — 2012 cycle

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates put $412,911 at BOEING × 2012. 300 unique donors produced 715 itemized receipts, about 2.4 lines per donor. 2.86% of $14,415,064 is this cell; $14,002,153 sits elsewhere. Cite FEC.gov.

Key figures

BOEING in 2012 totals $412,911 from 300 donors and 715 contributions.
That slice is 2.86% of the all-cycle total of $14,415,064.
Mean gift size is about $577; mean per donor is about $1,376.
The label is FEC employer/industry text, not a corporate contribution.
Source: FEC.gov via LobbyVault.

What 2012 holds for Boeing

2.86% of $14,415,064 sits in 2012: $412,911. The leftover $14,002,153 (97.1%) lives in other windows. Treating 2012 as the entire Boeing FEC story would ignore most of the parent book. BOEING is grouped employer text, not The Boeing Company writing a treasury check. BOEING COMPANY, BOEING CO, and site-code spellings can be other keys.

This page keeps Boeing and 2012 named together so neither hub is mistaken for the join.

What sits outside $412,911

If the overlay disagrees with $412,911, 715, or 300, the overlay and FEC.gov control. Live hubs override this snapshot.

Unitemized gifts never appear. Independent expenditures by committees that received BOEING-coded money are other filings.

Inside the 2012 two-year window

FEC cycle 2012 is the two-year federal clock labeled 2012. Inside that clock, Boeing is one employer/occupation grouping among many. The 2012 election cycle hub shows other strings in the same window. This page keeps Boeing and 2012 named together so neither hub is mistaken for the join. 715 contributions and 300 donors are counts on itemized receipts grouped to BOEING in that window, not a workforce census.

BOEING is grouped employer text, not The Boeing Company writing a treasury check. BOEING COMPANY, BOEING CO, and site-code spellings can be other keys. The Boeing 2012 overlay is the overlay. The Boeing industry page is the parent grouping. The 2012 election cycle page is the cycle census. All FEC ties lists other joins.

Arithmetic of leftover $14,002,153

USAspending rows for the same calendar years are a different dataset. This join does not claim that $412,911 funded federal awards, or that federal awards funded the gifts. Campaign contributions are not federal awards. Geography or employer text on a contribution line does not convert the gift into an obligation.

Unitemized gifts and corporate treasury schedules are outside $412,911. LobbyVault does not treat 300 unique donors as a headcount of everyone associated with BOEING in 2012. Mean gift size near $577 and mean per donor near $1,376 are ratios on this presidential-year cell. They are not a 10-K political-activity line. Small donor counts (300 on this cell) raise concentration. They still do not authorize invented names.

Four packet links for Boeing and 2012

Internal links go to Boeing 2012, the Boeing industry hub, the 2012 election cycle, and All FEC ties. Use those four doors. The overlay lists disclosed names and recipient committees. The industry hub holds $14,415,064. The cycle hub holds other employer strings in 2012.

A complete citation: receipts grouped to BOEING in FEC cycle 2012 total $412,911 from 300 donors and 715 itemized contributions, 2.86% of the all-cycle total of $14,415,064. The leftover outside 2012 is $14,002,153, or 97.1%. Cite FEC.gov. Live hubs override this snapshot. If the overlay disagrees, the overlay and FEC.gov control.

BOEING is grouped employer text, not The Boeing Company writing a treasury check. BOEING COMPANY, BOEING CO, and site-code spellings can be other keys.

Keep both join sides in every citation of the headline total. This /ties/ page is a snapshot of packet facts, not a substitute for live FEC.gov bulk files. Amended reports can move either side of the join; the newer extract controls. Internal links stay on the packet hrefs only. Unitemized activity and independent expenditures remain outside these totals.

Dollar figures first: $412,911 in 2012, $14,415,064 all-cycle, 300 donors, 715 lines. Then the caveat: grouped text, itemized only, FEC.gov.

Itemized-only math for $412,911

715 ÷ 300 is about 2.4 itemized lines per unique donor on this extract. That ratio can come from multiple committees, amended memos, or several gifts in the two-year window. It is not a documented payroll deduction plan.

BOEING is grouped employer text, not The Boeing Company writing a treasury check. BOEING COMPANY, BOEING CO, and site-code spellings can be other keys. Related spellings, if they exist, have their own /ties/ pages when those packets were written. This file covers only boeing 2012 donations as the join key BOEING × 2012.

The leftover $14,002,153 is every other cycle under BOEING in this table, not a single neighboring year. Opening one other cycle still leaves the rest of $14,002,153 unexplained.

Boeing × 2012 is a join page. Quote $412,911 only with both sides named. The presidential-year window labeled 2012 is not interchangeable with adjacent even-year clocks. 715 itemized lines and 300 unique donors are extract counts. Sibling keys mentioned as possibilities are not totals on this page. FEC.gov bulk files remain the underlying source; LobbyVault publishes grouped aggregates. Boeing’s parent book is $14,415,064. The 2012 cell is $412,911 from 300 donors and 715 lines, 2.86% of that parent. 715 lines from 300 donors is a wider 2012 roster than Blackstone Group on this slice.

Questions

How much did BOEING-listed donors give in 2012?: LobbyVault attributes $412,911 to that employer/industry string in 2012, from 715 contributions and 300 donors. These are itemized individual receipts. The all-cycle grouping is $14,415,064. Cite FEC.gov for $412,911, 715 contributions, and 300 donors on the Boeing × 2012 join.
Is 2012 most of the BOEING total?: No. $412,911 is 2.86% of the all-cycle total of $14,415,064. Other cycles hold $14,002,153, or 97.1%. This page publishes only the 2012 intersection. A share is not a preference finding. Cite FEC.gov for $412,911, 715 contributions, and 300 donors on the Boeing × 2012 join.
Did Boeing write a $412,911 corporate check in 2012?: No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer or occupation field grouped to BOEING. Mean gift size near $577 across 715 lines is a ratio, not a treasury gift. Cite FEC.gov for $412,911, 715 contributions, and 300 donors on the Boeing × 2012 join.
Are 300 donors all Boeing employees?: They are 300 unique donors on itemized receipts grouped to BOEING in 2012. Alumni, spouses, and other spellings may sit here or on other keys. LobbyVault does not verify payroll and does not invent names in this file. Cite FEC.gov for $412,911, 715 contributions, and 300 donors on the Boeing × 2012 join.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.