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Civil Engineer political contributions from Alaska

Donors who listed their occupation as Civil Engineer and their state as Alaska account for $433,409 in FEC itemized individual contributions. That Alaska slice covers 508 contributions from 16 donors. Nationwide, the Civil Engineer occupation grouping totals $7,540,113 across 32,364 contributions and 1,700 donors. This page joins those two FEC fields. It does not identify firms, projects, or recipient committees.

Key figures

  • Alaska Civil Engineer-coded donors account for $433,409, 508 contributions, and 16 donors.
  • The national Civil Engineer total is $7,540,113 from 1,700 donors and 32,364 contributions—about 5.8% of those dollars and under 1% of those donors are in this Alaska join.
  • CIVIL ENGINEER is not merged with ENGINEER in these aggregates.
  • FEC individual contributions are not USAspending infrastructure awards.

Sixteen Alaska donors inside a 1,700-donor occupation

Occupation CIVIL ENGINEER and donor state AK together produce $433,409, 508 contributions, and 16 donors. The occupation nationwide is $7,540,113, 32,364 contributions, and 1,700 donors. Alaska holds about 5.8% of Civil Engineer-coded dollars, about 1.6% of Civil Engineer-coded contribution rows, and about 0.94% of Civil Engineer-coded donors.

About 5.8% of the dollars and under 1% of the donors: Alaska’s Civil Engineer join is headcount-thin and dollar-thicker. Sixteen identities produced 508 itemized lines. The national Civil Engineer hub’s 32,364 rows would not surface that. The Alaska state hub would not isolate this title from every other occupation string.

Sixteen Alaska donors and 508 contribution rows produced $433,409 under CIVIL ENGINEER. The occupation side is $7,540,113, 32,364 contributions, and 1,700 donors. About 5.8% of dollars from about 0.94% of donors is a thin identity set on a thicker dollar slice. ENGINEER without CIVIL is a different string. The 508 Alaska rows are not a list of infrastructure projects, and they are not USAspending awards.

CIVIL ENGINEER as a national job label

CIVIL ENGINEER is the typed string. ENGINEER, STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, and PE are other buckets. This join does not merge licenses. The national totals—$7,540,113 from 1,700 donors and 32,364 contributions—are the labeled receipts, not an ASCE membership list.

Thirty-two thousand three hundred sixty-four contribution rows from 1,700 donors imply frequent itemized giving nationally. Alaska’s 508 rows are a small piece of that line volume even while the state’s dollars are a larger piece of the $7,540,113.

Alaska as donor state, not as a project map

Sixteen Alaska donors produced 508 contributions totaling $433,409. Other Alaska occupations are outside this join. Civil Engineer receipts from other states fill the remainder of $7,540,113.

AK is the contributor state. It does not prove work on Alaska infrastructure or a gift to Alaska federal candidates. Recipient committees can file anywhere in the FEC system.

Alaska’s 16 Civil Engineer-coded donors and 508 contributions sit inside 1,700 national donors and 32,364 national contributions. The $433,409 is not a federal infrastructure award total.

Small-state headcount, mid-single-digit dollars

Fewer than 1% of Civil Engineer donors and about 5.8% of Civil Engineer dollars is a concentration statistic, not a finding about Alaska’s construction economy. The page does not name the 16 donors and does not split the 508 rows by committee.

A PE license string or ENGINEER without CIVIL would live on other occupation pages. This join is only CIVIL ENGINEER plus AK.

Under one percent of donors, about 5.8 percent of dollars

Alaska’s Civil Engineer join is $433,409 from 16 donors and 508 contributions. The occupation nationwide is $7,540,113 from 1,700 donors and 32,364 contributions. Sixteen of 1,700 donors is about 0.94%. Five hundred eight of 32,364 rows is about 1.6%. $433,409 of $7,540,113 is about 5.8%. The people share and the money share do not match.

ENGINEER without CIVIL is a different occupation page. PE as a license abbreviation, if filed that way, is another bucket. This join does not merge them. The 16 Alaska donors are whoever typed CIVIL ENGINEER and AK. The 508 rows are their itemized individual lines, not a list of Alaska construction projects.

USAspending awards for highways or water systems are a different dataset. This page does not join FEC donations to federal spending. See Civil Engineer donations, Alaska campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties.

What the relationship is not

This page does not say Alaska infrastructure is funded by civil engineers’ donations, and it does not equate FEC receipts with USAspending highway or water awards. Those are different datasets. Two FEC columns met. Correlation is not causation.

Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are omitted. See Civil Engineer donations, Alaska campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties.

Questions

How much have Civil Engineer donors in Alaska given?
FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation Civil Engineer and state Alaska total $433,409. That join includes 508 contributions and 16 donors. Nationwide, Civil Engineer-coded receipts are $7,540,113 from 1,700 donors and 32,364 contributions. Occupation labels are filer-entered.
Why so few Alaska donors for $433,409?
The state side is 16 donors, 508 contributions, and $433,409. That is about 0.94% of 1,700 national Civil Engineer donors but about 5.8% of $7,540,113. The join is concentrated. Donors are not named here.
Is Civil Engineer the same as Engineer in FEC data?
No. CIVIL ENGINEER is the string used here. ENGINEER is a separate occupation page when that word was filed. Nationally CIVIL ENGINEER covers 1,700 donors and $7,540,113. This tie only adds the Alaska state filter Donor state is the address on the itemized individual record, not a map of Alaska races. This join is $433,409 from 16 donors and 508 contributions against $7,540,113 nationwide. Recipients can be committees anywhere in the FEC system.
Did this money go to Alaska campaigns?
Not necessarily. Donor state is Alaska. Recipients can be committees anywhere that file with the FEC. This page does not allocate the $433,409 by office Donor state is the address on the itemized individual record, not a map of Alaska races. This join is $433,409 from 16 donors and 508 contributions against $7,540,113 nationwide. Recipients can be committees anywhere in the FEC system.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by self-reported occupation and donor state. Occupation labels are filer-entered.