CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION in 2012: $6.58 million from one donor
The employer string CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION accounts for $6,580,249 in the 2012 election cycle, according to FEC.gov aggregates on LobbyVault. That slice is 16 contributions from 1 donor. The all-cycle total for the string is $6,684,866. Cycle 2012 is 98.4% of the parent book. The grouping key preserves the misspelling COPORATION as stored on FEC forms. This page does not “correct” it to CORPORATION; a different spelling would be a different key. One donor and 16 lines is the 2012 join, not a private-equity census.
Key figures
- CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION in 2012 totals $6,580,249 from 1 donor and 16 contributions.
- That slice is 98.4% of the all-cycle total of $6,684,866.
- The COPORATION spelling is the FEC key, not a correction target.
- One donor is a disclosure count, not an AUM census.
- Source: FEC.gov via LobbyVault.
A near-total cycle share under a misspelled key
When cycleTotal is $6,580,249 and industryTotal is $6,684,866, the leftover outside 2012 is $104,617, or 1.6%. Reading the 2012 overlay is close to reading the parent in dollar terms. The Carlisle Capital Coporation 2012 table lists the disclosed rows. LobbyVault does not infer fund size or AUM from 16 itemized lines.
The spelling COPORATION is the indexed key. Filers who typed CORPORATION or CARLISLE CAPITAL LLC sit elsewhere unless those receipts grouped here. Merging spellings would invent a total FEC.gov did not store under one string.
One unique donor produced 16 itemized gifts. Repeat itemizing explains the line count.
2012 as the window that holds the dollars
FEC cycle 2012 is the two-year federal clock labeled 2012. This join reports a 98.4% concentration in that clock. It does not supply a capital-markets reason. The 2012 election cycle hub shows other employer strings, including other 98%-in-one-cycle books.
Party and office are not packet fields.
What the $6.58 million omits
Correctly spelled variants. Unitemized gifts. State filings. Committee PAC documents that are not this individual string. Independent expenditures.
A 98.4% concentration is a timing fact about this misspelled key. It is not a claim about every Carlisle-named entity.
One donor and 16 lines totaling $6,580,249 sits under a misspelled key. Filers who typed CORPORATION or CARLISLE CAPITAL LLC sit elsewhere unless those receipts grouped here. Merging spellings would invent a total FEC.gov did not store under COPORATION. The Carlisle Capital Coporation 2012 overlay lists the disclosed rows.
LobbyVault does not infer fund size or AUM from 16 itemized lines. Private-equity framing is not a packet field.
Citation
Cite $6,580,249, 16 contributions, and 1 donor for CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION in 2012. Cite $6,684,866 for the all-cycle grouping. Keep the COPORATION spelling in the citation. Name FEC.gov. Live hubs override this snapshot.
The leftover outside 2012 is $104,617, or 1.6% of $6,684,866. That leftover is why the parent page still exists. A later amendment in another cycle would land there.
Unitemized gifts, correctly spelled variants, state filings, independent expenditures, and committee PAC documents that lack this string sit outside the $6,580,249.
Related tables
Carlisle Capital Coporation 2012 is the overlay. Carlisle Capital Coporation is the parent. The 2012 election cycle page is the cycle census. All FEC ties lists other joins.
Carlisle Capital Coporation 2012 is the overlay. Carlisle Capital Coporation is the parent. The 2012 election cycle page is the cycle census. All FEC ties lists other joins. Cite FEC.gov and keep the COPORATION spelling in the citation.
Live hubs override this snapshot. If the overlay disagrees with $6,580,249, 16, or 1, the overlay and FEC.gov control. Party split is not in the packet.
Citing a misspelled key without “correcting” it
A complete citation: CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION in FEC cycle 2012 totals $6,580,249 from 1 donor and 16 itemized contributions, 98.4% of the all-cycle total of $6,684,866. The grouping key preserves the misspelling as stored.
A 98.4% concentration is a timing fact about this misspelled key. It is not a claim about every Carlisle-named entity. Sixteen lines from one person is repeat itemizing, not an AUM census.
This join keeps the 2012 cut from being merged with a correctly spelled CORPORATION page. Different strings are different keys.
Sixteen lines from one donor totaling $6,580,249 under COPORATION is 98.4% of $6,684,866. Keep the misspelling in any citation. A correctly spelled CORPORATION page in this series is a different generic-word join, not a spelling correction of this key.
AUM, fund vintage, and private-equity frames are not packet fields. Unitemized gifts and other spellings sit outside the $6,580,249. Quote the live Carlisle Capital Coporation 2012 overlay after amendments.
The leftover $104,617 lives on the parent page. This 2012 overlay does not absorb it. Adding cycle and parent dollars would double-count the $6,580,249.
Keep COPORATION in footnotes. Quote the live Carlisle Capital Coporation 2012 overlay after amendments to $6,580,249, 16, or 1 rather than merging a correctly spelled key.
Questions
- How much did CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION donors give in 2012?
- LobbyVault attributes $6,580,249 to that employer string in 2012, from 16 contributions and 1 donor. The key uses the spelling COPORATION as stored.
- Is 2012 almost the entire total for that string?
- Yes in this extract: $6,580,249 is 98.4% of the all-cycle total of $6,684,866.
- Why is CORPORATION misspelled?
- The grouping key preserves FEC form text. This join does not merge COPORATION with CORPORATION. Other spellings are other keys unless they grouped here.
- Does 1 donor mean one employee?
- It means 1 unique contributor on itemized receipts grouped to this string in 2012. Unitemized gifts and other spellings are outside this join.
FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.