Chase Enterprises political contributions from Hartford, CT
Chase Enterprises as stored employer grouping and Hartford as stored contributor city show $19,500 in itemized individual contributions: 18 receipts from 2 donors. Hartford, CT's unfiltered city book is $19,172,837 across 63,507 contributions. Those city-wide figures include every employer string. FEC.gov is the source. Filer-entered labels drive the join.
Key figures
- $19,500 from 2 donors and 18 receipts is the Chase Enterprises × Hartford, CT join.
- $19,172,837 is the all-industry Hartford, CT book; this string is about 0.1% of that book.
- CHASE ENTERPRISES is an exact filer-entered label, not a sector roll-up.
- Means of $1,083 per receipt and $9,750 per donor are arithmetic only.
- If the live hub disagrees, the newer FEC extract controls.
Chase Enterprises × Hartford, CT as a two-field overlap
The headline $19,500 appears only where CHASE ENTERPRISES and HARTFORD (state CT) sit on the same Schedule A line. LobbyVault's Hartford, CT page is every industry string in that city. The Chase Enterprises page is that employer string in every city. This ties page exists because the two tables meet, not because one hub needed a rewrite.
Eighteen contributions from 2 donors sum to $19,500. Two donors is the extract headcount for the pair, not a firm roster and not a count of every real-estate worker in Hartford. Repeat gifts raise the receipt count above the donor count. Mean per receipt is $1,083; mean per donor is $9,750. Those averages are packet quotients, not typical salaries.
CHASE ENTERPRISES is the exact stored employer string. Related names, bank names that happen to include Chase, and job titles are other keys unless the filer typed this string. $19,500 does not absorb those variants. City labels are filer-entered; Hartford, CT is not merged with West Hartford or other Connecticut city strings.
Hartford, CT without the Chase Enterprises filter
Without the employer filter, Hartford, CT records $19,172,837 on 63,507 contributions. $19,500 is about 0.1% of that city book. Exact-string matching usually leaves most city dollars on other labels. The packet does not publish a real-estate sector roll-up. Do not treat $19,500 as Hartford's entire development economy.
Hartford is a Connecticut city field. Connecticut campaign finance is the state parent. Do not add $19,500 into the Connecticut hub as a new increment; the same tape already holds these lines when the extract is consistent. All FEC ties lists sibling city-industry pages. Those pages are not components of $19,500.
Chase Enterprises stored outside Hartford
The Chase Enterprises industry hub collects the same stored string in every city. $19,500 is only the Hartford, CT slice published here. A CHASE ENTERPRISES line in another Connecticut city is a different join. A Hartford line with a different employer string is a different join. Packet facts for this pair remain $19,500, 18 contributions, and 2 donors.
This packet does not split $19,500 by committee, party, or cycle. If those dimensions exist, they belong on the live Chase Enterprises page or the live Hartford, CT page. Keep both nouns in any citation so the join cannot be misread as a statewide company total.
What $19,500 does not measure in Hartford
Unitemized federal gifts, Connecticut state-office filings, and independent expenditures sit outside $19,500. The total is not a property portfolio and not a bank-PAC figure. PAC addresses that stored HARTFORD and CHASE ENTERPRISES follow the same city-and-industry rule as household addresses.
Two donors and $19,500 do not show that Chase Enterprises runs Hartford politics. Correlation is not causation. The join is two filer-entered fields. If the live overlay later shows a different dollar total, receipt count, or donor count, the newer FEC extract controls.
Links for Hartford, CT and Chase Enterprises without mixing ledgers
Internal links are Hartford, CT, Chase Enterprises, Connecticut campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Use every href. FEC individual contributions are not USAspending obligations. This packet has no award dollars. Do not add $19,500 to federal spending in Connecticut because both series can mention the same city name.
Keep both sides in the sentence: Chase Enterprises and Hartford, CT. $19,500 is a subset of $19,172,837, not a second city book. 63,507 is the unfiltered city line count. The join's line count is 18. Do not add 18 to 63,507.
Citation pattern for the Chase Enterprises × Hartford pair
Cite FEC.gov: industry grouping CHASE ENTERPRISES, contributor city Hartford, CT, $19,500 on 18 itemized individual contributions from 2 donors, against $19,172,837 on 63,507 city-field contributions (about 0.1% of city dollars). City labels are filer-entered. LobbyVault indexes the join; it is not a third filing system.
Send readers to the live Hartford, CT hub, the Chase Enterprises industry page, Connecticut campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Cycle-only Hartford pages are city-cycle joins. Employer-only cycle pages are other files. This file stays on one city and one stored employer string.
Questions
- How much did Chase Enterprises donors in Hartford, CT give?
- Itemized FEC individual contributions storing CHASE ENTERPRISES and city HARTFORD total $19,500 across 18 receipts from 2 donors in this extract. That is the join, not Hartford, CT's $19,172,837 all-industry book. Original reports remain on FEC.gov.
- Does Chase Enterprises in Hartford include every related Chase or bank spelling?
- No. Only the exact stored string CHASE ENTERPRISES is inside $19,500. Other employer spellings are other keys. Two donors and 18 receipts follow that exact-match rule. LobbyVault does not map the field to a company directory.
- What share of Hartford, CT itemized money is Chase Enterprises?
- $19,500 is about 0.1% of the $19,172,837 Hartford, CT city book (63,507 contributions). A small share usually means other employer strings dominate the city tape. Quote both dollars. Do not upgrade about 0.1% into a sector ranking.
- Do Chase Enterprises donations in Hartford fund federal awards in Connecticut?
- No. These figures are FEC individual contributions, not USAspending awards. $19,500 does not become a contract. This packet has no obligation dollars. Different statutes, different forms. Filings remain on FEC.gov.
FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by donor city and employer/industry grouping. City labels are filer-entered.