Iowa FEC totals for occupation Chairman of the Board

Both filters: CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD and state IA

The Iowa × Chairman of the Board join is a database match, not a narrative about a profession. $240,700 entered the extract because itemized receipts carried occupation CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD and state IA at the same time. 48 is the matching line count. 8 is the matching donor-key count. $7,056,050 is what remains when the state filter is lifted for the same occupation string. Iowa’s cell is a small donor-key file against a national board-title roll; do not treat eight Iowa keys as an Iowa corporate-board directory.

Dividing $240,700 by 48 yields about $5,015 per contribution. Dividing by 8 yields about $30,088 per donor. Gifts per donor average about 6.0 (48 ÷ 8). Nationally the occupation averages about $1,306 per gift and 8.0 gifts per donor. Those ratios describe this string, not payroll at firms that employ people with similar titles.

How FEC stores Chairman of the Board as an occupation

What the occupation side includes: itemized individual receipts tagged CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, summing to $7,056,050 across 5,401 contributions and 671 donors, of which $240,700 is the Iowa cell. What it excludes: other occupation strings, unitemized gifts, independent expenditures, and committee filings that are not individual contribution aggregates.

Per-gift and per-donor dollars in Iowa

About $5,015 per contribution is $240,700 divided by 48. About $30,088 per donor is $240,700 divided by 8. About 6.0 gifts per donor is 48 divided by 8. Three ratios, three jobs. Dropping any input turns the ratio into an unsourced claim.

Donor state IA is the address code on the itemized record. Live occupation hubs can move as amended individual reports arrive. If a live hub disagrees with $240,700 or $7,056,050, the newer FEC extract controls.

$240,700 versus $7,056,050

Never write that Chairman of the Board gave $7,056,050 in Iowa. $7,056,050 is the national occupation total. Never write that the occupation’s only state is Iowa unless 3.4% is 100%, which it is not here. $240,700 is the Iowa cell. The two columns are labeled stateTotal and occupationTotal in the packet for that reason.

3.4% is the only legitimate bridge between the columns. It is a quotient, not a second source. Independent expenditures still sit outside both columns.

FEC receipts are not federal awards

USAspending publishes federal obligations by agency and place. FEC publishes campaign finance. $240,700 does not become an award total because a state appears in both systems. $7,056,050 does not become an award total because an occupation string can be compared with a NAICS title in a researcher’s head. This page never claims receipts funded federal awards.

Internal links remain the four packet hrefs only. No other path is cited. Independent expenditures remain outside the dollar columns used here. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD is the long title. Chairman alone is a different occupation key. The packet does not name the board.

Why this page is not a Chairman of the Board directory

This page is not a directory of Chairman of the Board professionals in Iowa, not a membership list, and not an SEC director roster, a corporate secretary filing, or a nonprofit board census. 8 is a donor-key count inside one FEC aggregate. Most people who use a similar job title never appear in $240,700.

The four packet links are the only hrefs used: Chairman of the Board donations, Iowa campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties. No other URL is cited. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by self-reported occupation and donor state.

Repeat the join in one sentence for citation: occupation Chairman of the Board, donor state Iowa (IA), $240,700 itemized, 48 contributions, 8 donors, 3.4% of $7,056,050 from 671 national donors. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD is the long title. Chairman alone is a different occupation key. The packet does not name the board. Chairman, Board Chair, CEO, and Board Member stay on other occupation pages. The Iowa campaign finance hub still mixes every other title. All occupations and All FEC ties are indexes, not extra dollar columns.

What a reader may not do with $240,700: treat it as payroll, treat 8 as a workforce census, treat 3.4% as a share of Iowa statewide receipts, or treat the cell as money that funded USAspending awards. What a reader may do: quote the pair, quote the source FEC.gov, and follow the four internal links. Mean about $5,015 per contribution and $30,088 per donor remain attached to 48 and 8. About 6.0 lines per donor remains 48 divided by 8.

Questions

How much did Chairman of the Board filers in Iowa donate?

Filers who listed Chairman of the Board and Iowa itemized $240,700 in FEC individual contributions, from 48 receipts and 8 donors. That is 3.4% of $7,056,050 under CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD. Chairman, Board Chair, CEO, and Board Member are other keys when those are the words on the form. Figures are FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates.

Does this count a professional association’s PAC spending?

No. $240,700 is individual contributions tagged Chairman of the Board and Iowa. Association committee filings file as committees. Mixing PAC spending with $240,700 would blend FEC tables. See Chairman of the Board donations or Iowa campaign finance for committee names. The join is $240,700 on 48 receipts from 8 donors.

Are chairman of the board labels standardized on FEC forms?

No. FEC.gov stores the occupation as typed. This join uses CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD. Chairman, Board Chair, CEO, and Board Member are other keys when those characters appear. LobbyVault does not recode the string into an SEC director roster, a corporate secretary filing, or a nonprofit board census. Cite $240,700 for this title in Iowa on 48 receipts from 8 donors.

What two tables meet on this page?

Chairman of the Board donations ($7,056,050 for the string) and Iowa campaign finance. The overlap is $240,700 from 48 receipts and 8 donors. All FEC ties lists other occupation-state cells. All occupations lists neighboring titles. Figures are FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates for Chairman of the Board in Iowa.