Chief Executive contributions received by GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY

Chief Executive as occupation, Georgia United Victory as recipient

CHIEF EXECUTIVE is the occupation string. The recipient is C00750323, GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY. CEO is a different key if stored separately. Matching rows sum to $10,500,000 across 50 contributions. The occupation hub is $13,795,622 to every committee in the aggregate. The committee overlay includes every occupation, not only Chief Executive. This tie page exists because those two dimensions meet; it is not a restatement of either hub.

A 76.1% share on 50 lines with a six-figure mean is a concentrated occupation–committee join, not a high-volume conduit. The join key is the occupation string plus committee ID C00750323. It is not a finding that a trade association, employer, or candidate bundled the gifts. Filers listed CHIEF EXECUTIVE; the receipts are attributed to C00750323 in this table. Occupation labels are filer-entered. FEC.gov does not audit job titles against licenses or payroll.

Most of the Chief Executive roll in one committee

The Chief Executive occupation grouping shows $13,795,622 in itemized individual money. The Georgia United Victory cell is $10,500,000, or 76.1% of that total. The remaining $3,295,622 went to committees other than C00750323. Opening only this tie would hide that remainder.

Chief Executive keeps the $13,795,622 grouping and its other recipients. GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY keeps C00750323 volume from every occupation. All occupations and All FEC ties list sibling occupation–committee cells so this join is not mistaken for a company PAC or for independent expenditures.

50 lines and a $210,000 mean gift

GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY received $10,500,000 from Chief Executive-coded receipts across 50 contributions. Dividing dollars by gifts gives about $210,000 per contribution. 50 lines are not 50 unique people. Repeat givers, multiple earmarks, and cycle stacking raise the contribution count. The packet does not publish a unique-donor figure for this cell.

The source note is explicit: these figures are FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by occupation and recipient committee, not independent expenditures. Committee-to-committee transfers and unitemized gifts are outside the $10,500,000 total.

What 76.1% of Chief Executive dollars is not

A 76.1% share of Chief Executive-coded dollars into C00750323 does not mean the occupation caused an election outcome, and it does not mean Georgia United Victory is the occupation’s only political destination. Occupation and committee are reported together. The overlap is descriptive. Federal awards on USAspending.gov are a different ledger; this page does not claim donations funded awards.

Quote $10,500,000 as 76.1% of $13,795,622 into C00750323, with 50 itemized lines, source FEC.gov, and stop there. Do not add sibling occupation keys. Do not fold independent expenditures into the cell. Do not treat 50 contributions as a headcount of people currently holding the job.

How to cite Chief Executive × C00750323

A complete claim names Chief Executive and GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY (C00750323), then $10,500,000, 50 contributions, and 76.1% of $13,795,622, source FEC.gov. Keep both sides of the name whenever the dollars are quoted. The occupation hub still holds $3,295,622 outside this committee. This page isolates the overlap for readers who need both the title and the committee, not either hub restated.

Occupation hub, committee overlay, and CEO as a sibling

A Fortune 500 CEO census or a company treasury would be a different object. This join stops at itemized individual receipts tagged CHIEF EXECUTIVE and attributed to C00750323. All occupations ranks sibling titles. All FEC ties lists other occupation–committee pages. Original filings remain at FEC.gov. Mean gift $210,000 is $10,500,000 divided by 50 lines, and the occupation remainder outside C00750323 is $3,295,622.

Repeat the four numbers together: $10,500,000 into C00750323, 50 contributions, 76.1% of $13,795,622, committee GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY. That sentence is the join. It is not a company treasury and not a federal award total.

Keep both dimensions in the same sentence whenever these dollars are quoted. The stored join is the unit of evidence. Sibling occupation strings and other committees stay on their own pages. Independent expenditures and USAspending awards remain other government files.

Questions

How much did Chief Executive-coded donors give to Georgia United Victory?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $10,500,000 grouped to occupation Chief Executive and received by GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY (C00750323). That join covers 50 contributions. The occupation total across all committees is $13,795,622, so this cell is 76.1%. These figures are not independent expenditures.

What share of Chief Executive FEC individual money went to Georgia United Victory?

76.1% of the $13,795,622 Chief Executive grouping is in this join: $10,500,000 to C00750323. The remaining $3,295,622 went to other committees. A share that large or small describes occupation–committee overlap, not corporate giving and not a unique-donor census.

Does this include a company PAC or independent expenditures?

No. The source is itemized individual contributions grouped by occupation and recipient committee. Company PAC documents and independent expenditures are other FEC categories. Use the Georgia United Victory committee hub for receipt types outside this occupation filter. The cell is $10,500,000 on 50 lines.

Where are the live Chief Executive and Georgia United Victory tables?

Chief Executive carries the $13,795,622 occupation total. GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY is committee C00750323. All occupations and All FEC ties list sibling joins. Original filings remain at FEC.gov. This tie page is the Chief Executive × C00750323 intersection only.