Carlisle Capital Coporation contributions received by BILL BINNIE FOR US SENATE

A misspelled employer key meeting a Senate committee

CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION is the grouped employer key as indexed — COPORATION without the first R in CORPORATION. BILL BINNIE FOR US SENATE is committee C00469841. This page reports itemized individual gifts that carried both labels. The $6,648,210 figure is the intersection. The leftover $36,656 of the grouping ($6,684,866 minus $6,648,210) went to other committees.

FEC employer fields preserve filer typing. A researcher who searches only the correctly spelled CORPORATION may miss this bucket. LobbyVault does not silently merge the two spellings in this join. People who listed CARLISLE CAPITAL CORPORATION, if stored that way, sit in another row.

Forty-six contributions totaling $6,648,210 is a thin line count against a 99% employer overlap.

Ninety-nine percent of the Coporation grouping

The CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION grouping shows $6,684,866 in itemized individual money. The Binnie for Senate cell is $6,648,210, or about 99% of that total. Opening the industry hub without the committee filter would still be dominated by C00469841. The join states that dominance.

A 99% share does not prove the capital company ran the Senate campaign. It shows how receipts with this exact stored spelling lined up against one committee ID.

46 lines into C00469841

BILL BINNIE FOR US SENATE received $6,648,210 from CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION-coded receipts across 46 contributions. Dividing dollars by gifts gives about $144,526 per contribution. That mean is pulled by large itemized amounts. The packet does not name donors or split the 46 rows by cycle.

The committee overlay includes other employers. Those rows are not in this join. Independent expenditures in the same Senate race, if filed by others, are outside this source note.

Private-capital labels and federal awards

This join does not prove that Carlisle Capital funded Binnie for Senate as a corporate treasury, and it does not connect the $6,648,210 to USAspending awards. Investment-office names and federal contracts are different ledgers. A misspelling on an FEC form is still a field match, not a cleaned legal name.

Correlation between a capital-company string and a Senate committee is a reporting pattern. Causation of election outcomes is not in the 46 lines.

Why the misspelling gets its own hub

The Carlisle Capital Coporation industry page keeps the $6,684,866 grouping under the stored spelling. The BILL BINNIE FOR US SENATE page keeps C00469841. All industries ranks other capital keys, including a correctly spelled CORPORATION row if one exists. All FEC ties lists neighboring cells so this 99% overlap is not merged with a different spelling’s dollars.

The leftover $36,656 ($6,684,866 minus $6,648,210) is the only COPORATION-coded money in this grouping that did not go to C00469841. Search tools that auto-correct to CORPORATION will miss this bucket or will merge it incorrectly. About $144,526 per contribution is $6,648,210 divided by 46. The misspelling is the index key; preserve it in citations.

Preserving a misspelling in the citation

Quote CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION exactly, including COPORATION. Then name BILL BINNIE FOR US SENATE (C00469841), $6,648,210, 46 itemized contributions, about 99% of $6,684,866. A corrected spelling in a footnote is a recode. Silent correction inside the total is an error.

If a CORPORATION-spelled row exists in the industry index, it is a different grouping with a different total. Do not add it to $6,684,866. Unitemized gifts are omitted. Independent expenditures in that Senate race, if filed by others, are omitted. The committee overlay includes other employers not in these 46 lines. All industries is where the two spellings can be seen side by side if both exist. Keep COPORATION misspelled in the citation. The 46-line count belongs next to $6,648,210 and the 99% share of $6,684,866. C00469841 is the recipient ID. Unitemized gifts stay omitted. A CORPORATION-spelled row, if indexed, is a different total and must not be added.

Questions

How much did Carlisle Capital Coporation-coded donors give Binnie for Senate?

FEC.gov aggregates show $6,648,210 in itemized individual contributions grouped to CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION and received by BILL BINNIE FOR US SENATE (C00469841). That join covers 46 contributions. The employer grouping across all committees is $6,684,866. These figures are not independent expenditures.

What share of that employer grouping went to this committee?

About 99% of the $6,684,866 CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION total is in this join: $6,648,210 to C00469841. The leftover share went to other committees. A near-total share describes overlap of the stored spelling, not a corporate treasury gift.

Why is CORPORATION spelled COPORATION?

The packet stores COPORATION as the employer/industry key. FEC filers type the employer field. This page does not correct the spelling or merge it with CORPORATION. A correctly spelled variant, if indexed, would be a different row.

Is $6,648,210 a company donation to Bill Binnie?

No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer field grouped to CARLISLE CAPITAL COPORATION. This page does not verify employment or reimbursement. It reports the join to C00469841 only.