Computer Programmer money in the 2014 FEC cycle

The Computer Programmer and 2014 join

The intersection is $216,665 for Computer Programmer in 2014. Occupation matching is exact on COMPUTER PROGRAMMER. Cycle matching is the FEC two-year tag 2014. Programmer, Software Engineer, and Software Developer are not added into $216,665. Recoding the string into a NAICS programming rollup or a coding-bootcamp alumni file would invent a crosswalk the packet does not contain.

Open Computer Programmer donations for other cycles under COMPUTER PROGRAMMER. Open the 2014 election cycle for other occupations that year. All occupations is the index of title strings. All FEC ties is the index of two-table overlays including this one.

No party share, no top committee, and no employer list appear in the facts. $216,665 is an occupation-cycle sum of itemized individual receipts. Naming a committee or a donor here would be invention. Use the parent hubs for those cuts if they exist there.

What Computer Programmer does not mean on this page

The occupation total $10,364,545 is a sum over cycles, not a 2014 figure. $216,665 is the 2014 chapter. COMPUTER PROGRAMMER is the typed title. Software Engineer is a different occupation key. Language or stack is unpublished. Combining neighboring strings without naming each source total mixes keys.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by self-reported occupation and election cycle. Occupation labels are filer-entered. If a researcher needs a license or NAICS crosswalk, they start from the raw string COMPUTER PROGRAMMER, not from a recode invented here.

Volume: 485 lines, 161 identities

485 itemized contributions and 161 unique donors sit behind $216,665. Average gift size is about $447; average dollars per donor about $1,346; lines per donor about 3.0. Averages hide skew.

Open the occupation and cycle hubs for related tables; do not invent names here. 485 contributions remaining larger than 161 donors is the expected pattern when identities give more than once. Skew is unpublished because no median is in the facts.

2014 as a slice of $10,364,545

$10,364,545 is the all-cycle total stored for COMPUTER PROGRAMMER. Subtract $216,665 and $10,147,880 remains in other cycles (97.9%). 2014 therefore accounts for about 2.1% of the grouping. That percentage is arithmetic on two packet facts, not a ranking against other occupations.

The 2014 hub is the place to see every other occupation string that year. This page keeps the Computer Programmer filter on. Computer Programmer as typed can appear in licensing or contracting databases under similar names. Those tables are not this $216,665.

What $216,665 excludes

$216,665 is individual contributions tagged Computer Programmer in 2014. Association committee filings file as committees. See Computer Programmer donations or the 2014 election cycle hub for committee names if those tables publish them. They are not in this packet.

2014 is a midterm cycle. This cell is not the presidential-year Computer Programmer join. Longer or shorter programming titles remain other keys. Committee independent expenditures and PAC operating expenditures are other FEC form classes. They are not folded into 485 individual lines.

How to quote $216,665

Quote $216,665 as Computer Programmer itemized individual receipts in FEC cycle 2014, from 485 contributions and 161 donors. Quote $10,364,545 only as the occupation total across harvested cycles. Quote 2.1% only as $216,665 divided by $10,364,545.

Donor names are not in the facts and are not supplied here. 161 is a count of keys. 485 is a count of lines. Computer Programmer in 2014 is $216,665.

The occupation string COMPUTER PROGRAMMER is copied from the FEC occupation field without a Bureau of Labor Statistics recode. Computer Programmer in 2014 remains $216,665 on 485 itemized lines from 161 donor keys. Neighboring English is a different row.

Readers who need committee names should leave this overlay and open the Computer Programmer occupation hub or the 2014 election-cycle hub. Those hubs are linked. This file does not invent committee names, donor names, or award recipients. $216,665 is an individual-contribution sum.

Itemization thresholds mean small gifts can exist outside $216,665. The packet does not estimate that omitted tail. Independent expenditures are a different FEC form class and are omitted from the Computer Programmer × 2014 cell. Unitemized receipts are omitted.

The remainder $10,147,880 belongs to other harvested cycles under the same occupation string. This page does not name those other years because they are not packet fields. Quote 2014 only for $216,665.

Questions

What is the Computer Programmer total inside the 2014 cycle?

$216,665 in itemized individual contributions, across 485 lines and 161 donor keys. The Computer Programmer occupation book is $10,364,545, so 2014 is 2.1%. Remainder $10,147,880 sits in other cycles. Source: FEC.gov.

Is Computer Programmer the same as neighboring job titles?

No. This cell is the exact string COMPUTER PROGRAMMER. Programmer, Software Engineer, and Software Developer are separate occupation keys if those words appear. Combining them without naming each total mixes FEC groupings. Computer Programmer in 2014 remains $216,665.

Do these Computer Programmer gifts fund federal awards?

No. $216,665 is FEC individual receipts for Computer Programmer in 2014. USAspending obligations are a different dataset. The join does not claim a payment trail. 485 contributions and 161 donors are FEC contributor statistics, not award recipients.

How many Computer Programmer donors are in the 2014 packet?

161 unique donor keys and 485 itemized contributions. Names are not published in this packet and are not invented. Means from those counts are not medians. The dollar total is $216,665.