Donors in Denver, CO to SLF PAC

The join, not the Denver, CO hub

FEC.gov itemized individual contributions are grouped by donor city and recipient committee. For DENVER, CO × SLF PAC, the published overlap is $1,100,000. Cycle splits, donor names, and receipt counts are absent from the packet. Do not invent a headcount from the dollar figure.

SLF PAC is the stored name on C00571703. Repeat gifts, joint fundraising, and conduit memo entries can sit inside a city×committee total without this packet splitting them. Do not invent donor names. The committee title is a recipient label, not a roster of contributors in Denver.

Denver’s SLF PAC cell is $1,100,000 on a $238,927,176 city book (0.46%). Fort Worth and Bronx have their own SLF PAC joins on other slugs; those amounts are omitted here. $1,100,000 is DENVER × C00571703 only.

All-committee dollars stored as DENVER

The city book $238,927,176 is not a budget. It is a sum of Schedule A lines that stored this city string. PAC addresses, joint-fundraising addresses, and household streets that stored DENVER follow the same rule.

Denver’s SLF PAC cell is $1,100,000 on a $238,927,176 city book (0.46%). Fort Worth and Bronx have their own SLF PAC joins on other slugs; those amounts are omitted here. $1,100,000 is DENVER × C00571703 only.

C00571703 compared with look-alike names

C00571703 is disclosed as SLF PAC. This page does not list independent expenditures the committee made, operating expenditures it paid, or earmark destinations beyond the labeled recipient. $1,100,000 is itemized individual receipts storing city DENVER and committee C00571703. Other cities giving to SLF PAC appear on the committee hub. Adding them here would break the city filter.

Committee hubs roll up every city. This join does not. $1,100,000 is not the committee’s national total. Researchers who need the all-city figure must leave this URL for the SLF PAC hub.

Why 0.46% still leaves $237,827,176

0.46% of $238,927,176 is $1,100,000 to SLF PAC (C00571703). That percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that residents of Denver, CO as a group preferred this committee. Most of the $238,927,176 city book went to other committees. Even when 0.46% is a visible slice, the slice is still only the C00571703 filter.

The leftover $237,827,176 under the DENVER city string went to other committees. The Denver, CO hub holds that remainder. The SLF PAC page holds receipts whose city field did not store DENVER. Do not stack this cell with another city’s gifts to C00571703; each join is its own filter.

Independent expenditures and other omitted files

Unitemized federal gifts sit outside $1,100,000. Colorado state-office filings sit outside it. Independent expenditures are a different FEC file; the source note on this packet says these aggregates are not independent expenditures. City labels are filer-entered. PAC or joint-fundraising addresses that stored this city string follow the same rule as household streets.

Do not read $1,100,000 as proof that Denver, CO “funded” SLF PAC as a municipal act, or that the committee spent the money in Colorado. The join is two fields. Correlation is not causation. FEC individual contributions are not USAspending awards. This packet has no obligation dollars and no award counts. Do not add $1,100,000 to federal spending in Colorado.

Contribution lines can cluster in a few ZIPs or spread across many. This packet does not list those ZIPs or a donor headcount. Open the city hub and the committee hub rather than guessing a postal split from the city string alone. Denver’s SLF PAC cell is $1,100,000 on a $238,927,176 city book (0.46%). Fort Worth and Bronx have their own SLF PAC joins on other slugs; those amounts are omitted here. $1,100,000 is DENVER × C00571703 only.

Internal links that keep both nouns

Internal links go to Denver, CO, SLF PAC, Colorado campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Use those four doors. The city page holds the $238,927,176 book and the committees that received the leftover $237,827,176. The committee page holds C00571703 receipts from every city. All FEC ties collects neighboring pairs without mixing independent expenditures into this cell.

Researchers citing the join should keep both nouns in the sentence: Denver, CO and SLF PAC (C00571703). Dropping either noun turns this page into a restatement of a hub it is not. $1,100,000 is the only overlap this extract published. A later amendment wave can move a dollar without this file rewriting itself. Treat the live LobbyVault hub as newer than this packet snapshot.

Cite $1,100,000, $238,927,176, 0.46%, leftover $237,827,176, and C00571703. Keep both sides named: DENVER as filer-entered city, SLF PAC as recipient. Motive is outside the packet. Unitemized gifts never appear. Live hubs override this snapshot. If the overlay disagrees, the overlay and FEC.gov control.

Questions

What did FEC.gov record from Denver, CO to SLF PAC?

Itemized FEC individual contributions storing city DENVER and recipient SLF PAC (C00571703) total $1,100,000 in this extract. That is the join, not Denver, CO’s all-committee book of $238,927,176. These figures are not independent expenditures. Original reports remain on FEC.gov.

Does LobbyVault recode DENVER to a Census place?

No. DENVER is the exact stored city string with state CO. Other spellings, abbreviations, and neighboring places are other keys and are omitted from $1,100,000. LobbyVault does not recode the field into a Census place. Use the Denver, CO hub for the all-committee book of $238,927,176.

Is 0.46% of Denver, CO money going to SLF PAC?

$1,100,000 is 0.46% of the $238,927,176 Denver, CO city book. The leftover $237,827,176 went to other committees under the same city string. Quote both dollars and the committee ID C00571703. Do not upgrade 0.46% into a ranking of civic preference.

Is $1,100,000 independent expenditure spending by SLF PAC?

No. The source note states these aggregates are not independent expenditures. $1,100,000 is itemized individual receipts storing city DENVER and committee C00571703. IE files, if any, live elsewhere on FEC.gov.