Davlyn Investments contributions received by PAUL KERR FOR CONGRESS

What this employer-to-committee join measures

LobbyVault matches two FEC dimensions that usually live on separate hubs. On the employer side, itemized individual contributions are grouped by the employer string filers entered, here DAVLYN INVESTMENTS, totaling $5,771,307. On the recipient side, those same rows are filtered to committee C00650036, reported as PAUL KERR FOR CONGRESS, which received $5,729,016 of that employer grouping across 49 contributions. The $5,729,016 figure is the intersection, not a second dataset.

The dollar overlap is tight: $5,729,016 is about 99% of the $5,771,307 Davlyn Investments employer total. The remaining share of the employer grouping went to other committees and is not listed here. A high share does not prove a coordinated campaign, a bundled fundraiser, or that every Davlyn-linked donor intended the same outcome. It only shows how FEC itemized receipts coded to this employer string lined up against this committee ID.

Davlyn Investments in the FEC employer table

The industry hub for Davlyn Investments rolls up every itemized individual contribution whose employer field matches this label, regardless of which committee received the money. That national employer total is $5,771,307. Employer strings are filer-entered. Variants, abbreviations, and related entities can sit in other buckets, so this total is the labeled grouping, not a corporate org chart.

Because almost all of that labeled money is also on this committee join, reading the employer hub without the committee filter would still be dominated by PAUL KERR FOR CONGRESS receipts. The join exists so that relationship is explicit instead of inferred from a single list.

PAUL KERR FOR CONGRESS as the recipient

Committee C00650036 is the receiving account in this join. The $5,729,016 and 49 contributions are Davlyn Investments-coded receipts into that committee, not the committee’s entire fundraising history from every employer. Other employers, occupations, and states can appear on the committee page without appearing in this intersection.

Forty-nine itemized contributions totaling $5,729,016 is a small contribution count relative to the dollars. That pattern can reflect large itemized gifts, repeated giving by a small set of people, or both. FEC aggregates on this page do not name the individual donors or split the 49 rows by cycle.

What this page does not show

These figures are itemized individual contributions grouped by employer and recipient committee. They are not independent expenditures, PAC-to-PAC transfers, or operating expenditures. They do not say that Davlyn Investments as a company donated, directed, or reimbursed the gifts. FEC employer fields record what the contributor wrote, not a verified employment audit.

The join also does not rank the committee against other House campaigns or assign motive. Two tables meeting on an employer string and a committee ID is a bookkeeping relationship. For the open employer list and the full committee profile, use the linked hubs rather than treating this tie as a substitute for either.

How to read the linked FEC pages

The Davlyn Investments industry page keeps the $5,771,307 employer total and any other recipient committees in that grouping. The PAUL KERR FOR CONGRESS committee page keeps C00650036 receipts from every employer, not only this one. All industries and all FEC ties collect neighboring joins so this pair can be compared with other employer-committee intersections without mixing in independent expenditures.

If a reader only opens the committee overlay at /committees/C00650036/, the $5,729,016 Davlyn Investments slice is easy to confuse with the committee’s entire fundraising history. This tie exists so that employer string and committee ID stay named together. The 49 contributions are the join, not a substitute for either hub’s fuller table.

Employer string versus committee ID

DAVLYN INVESTMENTS is an employer/industry grouping of itemized individual contributions totaling $5,771,307. PAUL KERR FOR CONGRESS is committee C00650036. The join is $5,729,016 across 49 contributions. About 99% of the labeled employer money is in that committee filter. The leftover employer-coded dollars went elsewhere and are not listed as a residual table here. None of those sentences is a claim that the company wrote the checks or that the 49 rows were bundled as a single event.

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee are the only source for these figures. Independent expenditures are excluded by that source note. All industries and all FEC ties collect neighboring employer-committee pairs so this 99% overlap can be compared with joins that split across many committees, without copying those other pairs’ dollars onto this page.

Questions

How much did Davlyn Investments donors give PAUL KERR FOR CONGRESS?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $5,729,016 coded to the Davlyn Investments employer grouping and received by PAUL KERR FOR CONGRESS (C00650036). That join covers 49 contributions. The broader Davlyn Investments employer total across all committees is $5,771,307. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Is $5,729,016 the company’s donation or its employees’ donations?

The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer field is Davlyn Investments, not a corporate contribution from the firm. FEC filers enter the employer string. This page does not verify employment, reimbursement, or whether the company encouraged the gifts. It reports the labeled join to committee C00650036 only.

What share of Davlyn Investments FEC money went to this committee?

About 99% of the $5,771,307 Davlyn Investments employer total is in this join: $5,729,016 to PAUL KERR FOR CONGRESS. The leftover employer-coded dollars went to other committees and are not itemized on this tie page. A high percentage describes the overlap of two FEC groupings, not a legal finding.

Does this include independent expenditures for Paul Kerr?

No. The source note for this page is FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Independent expenditures, electioneering communications, and committee operating costs are outside this join. Use the committee hub for C00650036 to see other receipt types that are not in this employer filter.