Commercial Real Estate political contributions from Georgia
Donors who listed their occupation as Commercial Real Estate and their state as Georgia account for $441,991 in FEC itemized individual contributions. That Georgia slice covers 384 contributions from 65 donors. Nationwide, the Commercial Real Estate occupation grouping totals $5,718,310 across 17,218 contributions and 959 donors. This page is a second state cut of the same occupation column used in the Oklahoma join; the two states are not ranked.
Key figures
- Georgia Commercial Real Estate-coded donors account for $441,991, 384 contributions, and 65 donors.
- The national occupation total is $5,718,310 from 959 donors and 17,218 contributions—about 7.7% of those dollars are in this Georgia join.
- Georgia’s contribution-row share is about 2.2%, below its dollar share.
- A second state cut of the same occupation is not a ranking of states.
The same occupation string, a different state filter
Occupation COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE and donor state GA together produce $441,991, 384 contributions, and 65 donors. The occupation nationwide is still $5,718,310, 17,218 contributions, and 959 donors—the same national ceiling as the Oklahoma Commercial Real Estate tie. Georgia holds about 7.7% of Commercial Real Estate-coded dollars, about 2.2% of Commercial Real Estate-coded contribution rows, and about 6.8% of Commercial Real Estate-coded donors.
Oklahoma’s published join, if present, showed a small donor count and a huge row count. Georgia’s cut is the opposite shape on rows: 65 donors and 384 contributions, a low line volume, with about 7.7% of dollars. The two intersections do not add to $5,718,310 unless every other state is included; they are overlapping views of one occupation column.
Sixty-five Georgia donors and 384 contribution rows produced $441,991 under COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE. The occupation side is $5,718,310, 17,218 contributions, and 959 donors. About 7.7% of dollars from about 2.2% of rows is a money-ahead-of-lines cut, the reverse of a high-row Oklahoma-shaped pattern without using another state’s counts as facts here. REALTOR is a different string. The 384 Georgia rows are itemized individual lines, not a brokerage directory.
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE nationwide
The label is the typed string. REALTOR, REAL ESTATE, and BROKER are other buckets. The national totals—$5,718,310 from 959 donors and 17,218 contributions—do not change because a second state page exists. Each state filter subtracts nothing from the occupation hub; it only displays a subset.
Nine hundred fifty-nine donors and 17,218 contributions remain the occupation-side facts for this file, matching the Oklahoma packet’s occupation side by construction.
Sixty-five Georgia donors
Sixty-five Georgia donors produced 384 contributions totaling $441,991. Other Georgia occupations are excluded. Commercial Real Estate receipts from other states, including Oklahoma, occupy the rest of the $5,718,310.
GA is the contributor state. It does not prove Atlanta commercial property or a Georgia federal recipient. The $441,991 is not allocated by office on this page.
Georgia’s 65 Commercial Real Estate-coded donors and 384 contributions sit inside 959 national donors and 17,218 national contributions. The $441,991 is that Georgia filter only.
Do not rank Georgia against Oklahoma
Different row counts and donor counts across states are not a ranking of real-estate influence. Filers’ spelling, amendment practices, and a few high-volume identities can dominate a state’s contribution-line total. Georgia’s 384 rows versus another state’s thousands of rows is a filing-pattern difference in the aggregate, not a verdict on markets.
Stay inside Georgia’s facts for this page: $441,991, 384 contributions, 65 donors against $5,718,310, 17,218 contributions, 959 donors.
Low line volume next to a higher dollar share
Georgia’s Commercial Real Estate join is $441,991 from 65 donors and 384 contributions. The occupation nationwide is $5,718,310 from 959 donors and 17,218 contributions. About 7.7% of dollars, about 6.8% of donors, and about 2.2% of rows: Georgia is thinner in line volume than in money on this label.
An Oklahoma Commercial Real Estate join, if published, uses the same $5,718,310 national ceiling and a different state filter. Oklahoma’s row count in that other packet is not a fact on this page. The two states are not ranked. REALTOR and BROKER remain other occupation strings.
Airline Pilot and Diagnostic Radiologist also use Georgia. They share GA only. Itemized individual receipts only. See Commercial Real Estate donations, Georgia campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties.
What the join will not conclude
This page does not say Georgia commercial real estate funds federal campaigns, and it does not treat the occupation as a brokerage directory. Two columns matched. Correlation is not causation.
Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are omitted. See Commercial Real Estate donations, Georgia campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties.
Questions
- How much have Commercial Real Estate donors in Georgia given?
- FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation Commercial Real Estate and state Georgia total $441,991. That join includes 384 contributions and 65 donors. Nationwide, the occupation is $5,718,310 from 959 donors and 17,218 contributions. Occupation labels are filer-entered.
- How does Georgia compare with Oklahoma on this occupation?
- Both joins use COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE and the same national totals ($5,718,310, 17,218 contributions, 959 donors). Georgia’s state side is $441,991, 384 contributions, and 65 donors. The states are not ranked. Different row counts are not a measure of influence.
- Is Commercial Real Estate the same as Realtor?
- No. This join uses COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE. Other real-estate titles are other occupation pages. Nationally this label covers 959 donors and $5,718,310. This tie only adds the Georgia state filter Donor state is the address on the itemized individual record, not a map of Georgia races. This join is $441,991 from 65 donors and 384 contributions against $5,718,310 nationwide. Recipients can be committees anywhere in the FEC system.
- Did this money go to Georgia campaigns?
- Not necessarily. Donor state is Georgia. Recipients can be committees anywhere that file with the FEC. This page does not allocate the $441,991 by office Donor state is the address on the itemized individual record, not a map of Georgia races. This join is $441,991 from 65 donors and 384 contributions against $5,718,310 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.