Chief Executive Officer contributions to AB PAC
Occupation Chief Executive Officer accounts for $3.5 million ($3,500,000) to AB PAC (C00492140). 71 itemized receipts sit in the join, mean $49,296. CEO as a whole is $38.1 million ($38,104,099) on FEC.gov, so this committee is 9.2% of that title. AB PAC is the committee name as stored; this page does not expand the initials beyond the FEC label.
Key figures
- Chief Executive Officer → AB PAC (C00492140): $3,500,000 in 71 receipts.
- 9.2% of the occupation’s $38,104,099 FEC book.
- Mean $49,296 reflects a mid-sparse receipt count.
- Committee name is stored as AB PAC; this page does not expand the initials.
Seventy-one receipts on a large title
71 contributions totaling $3,500,000 produce mean $49,296. That is a mid-sparse pattern: more lines than a three-gift megadonor join, fewer than a connected-PAC payroll file. Unique donors are unpublished.
9.2% of CEO itemized dollars landed here. $34,604,099 (90.8%) went to other federal committees that stored CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER—candidate committees, party committees, and other PACs.
Links: Chief Executive Officer occupation hub, AB PAC committee page, All occupations, All FEC ties. CEO as three letters, president, and founder are other keys if stored that way.
Keep Chief Executive Officer → AB PAC (C00492140): $3,500,000 in 71 receipts. on one sentence and the occupation-wide total on another. All FEC ties indexes other occupation-to-committee pages. This snapshot does not replace FEC.gov bulk files.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER as typed
The occupation-wide total is $38,104,099. CEO, C.E.O., and chief executive can exist as other strings. They are not inside $38,104,099 unless stored as CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER. Public-company status is not an FEC field.
A filer can list this title and never appear in $3,500,000. A filer can list another occupation on C00492140 and sit outside this join.
Quote Chief Executive Officer for the occupation-wide $38,104,099 and quote AB PAC (C00492140) for the committee overlay. The overlap remains $3,500,000 across 71 itemized receipts, 9.2% of the occupation book, mean $49,296. Remainder $34,604,099 (90.8%) went to other federal committees that stored the same occupation string. All occupations and All FEC ties keep the pair in the index. Itemized individual contributions only; independent expenditures are outside the source note. Later FEC bulk files override this snapshot. Do not add $3,500,000 to $38,104,099. Do not treat 71 as unique donors.
C00492140 named AB PAC
AB PAC received $3,500,000 from this occupation key. That is not the PAC’s total from all occupations. This page does not expand AB into a longer legal name; the packet stores AB PAC and C00492140.
Independent expenditures are excluded. Cycle year is not in the packet. Cite the live committee file on FEC.gov for the committee’s other occupation lines and for amendments.
Amended Schedule A filings move $3,500,000 and $38,104,099. Rewrite only the sentence whose source moved. This /ties/ page is a join snapshot, not a substitute for the occupation hub or the committee file on FEC.gov. Coverage stops at itemized individual contributions grouped by occupation and recipient committee. Unitemized gifts never enter either integer.
What the join will not score
Do not treat CEOs as a bloc because $3,500,000 is large relative to 71. Do not invert 9.2% into the occupation’s share of AB PAC. That inversion needs the PAC’s all-occupation total, which is not here.
Board influence, stock-compensation stories, and motive are not fields. The join is two FEC labels.
Keep Chief Executive Officer → AB PAC (C00492140): $3,500,000 in 71 receipts. on one sentence and the occupation-wide total on another. All FEC ties indexes other occupation-to-committee pages. This snapshot does not replace FEC.gov bulk files.
Citation
FEC.gov: occupation Chief Executive Officer $38,104,099; Chief Executive Officer to C00492140 $3,500,000 in 71 contributions; mean $49,296. Not independent expenditures.
All FEC ties indexes sibling pages. Do not add the two dollar totals. Later bulk files override this snapshot.
Quote Chief Executive Officer for the occupation-wide $38,104,099 and quote AB PAC (C00492140) for the committee overlay. The overlap remains $3,500,000 across 71 itemized receipts, 9.2% of the occupation book, mean $49,296. Remainder $34,604,099 (90.8%) went to other federal committees that stored the same occupation string. All occupations and All FEC ties keep the pair in the index. Itemized individual contributions only; independent expenditures are outside the source note. Later FEC bulk files override this snapshot. Do not add $3,500,000 to $38,104,099. Do not treat 71 as unique donors.
Questions
- How much did CEOs give to AB PAC?
- $3,500,000 in 71 itemized contributions from occupation Chief Executive Officer to C00492140. That is 9.2% of the title’s $38,104,099 occupation-wide total. Mean $49,296 is arithmetic. Unique donors are unpublished. Independent expenditures are excluded.
- What does AB PAC stand for?
- This packet stores the committee name as AB PAC and the FEC ID as C00492140. It does not publish an expanded name. Use the committee overlay and FEC.gov for the legal title. $3,500,000 remains the Chief Executive Officer occupation slice of that ID.
- Is CEO the same occupation key as Chief Executive Officer?
- Not automatically. This join uses CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER as stored. CEO as three letters can exist as another occupation key. LobbyVault does not recode abbreviations into one executive total. Use All occupations to compare neighboring strings. Cite FEC.gov itemized individual aggregates; independent expenditures are excluded.
- Is $3.5 million AB PAC’s total fundraising?
- No. $3,500,000 is the Chief Executive Officer occupation slice only. Other occupations on C00492140 sit on the committee overlay. The occupation hub holds this title’s gifts to every other committee as remainder $34,604,099. Cite FEC.gov itemized individual aggregates; independent expenditures are excluded.
FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by occupation and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.