Designer political money from Oregon

The occupation-and-state join for Designer

Headline number: $223,167. Contribution count: 2,449. Donor keys: 63. Occupation total: $18,568,646 from 3,473 donors and 112,150 contributions. Remainder outside Oregon: $18,345,479. Share of the occupation roll: 1.2%. Those quantities are the join. Everything else on this page explains what they are and are not. Oregon’s Designer cell uses the broad DESIGNER catch-all, not Graphic Designer; 63 Oregon keys are not a design-license roster.

Designer in Oregon is not Designer in every state and is not Oregon for every occupation. Mixing those frames is how a hub restatement sneaks in. 63 donor keys and $223,167 exist only at the intersection. An occupation string does not mean the money funded federal contracts, and it does not mean the title caused the gifts.

Reading the Designer occupation denominator

$18,568,646 is the Designer occupation book in this extract — every donor state harvested for this string, from 112,150 contributions. Oregon contributes $223,167 (1.2%). The packet does not split the occupation total by party, and this page does not invent that split.

What 63 Oregon Designer donors represent

63 is a donor-record count. $223,167 is a dollar sum. $3,542 is their ratio. None of those is a unique-person census of the occupation in Oregon. None is a median. None is a party split. The packet did not include those fields, so this page does not publish them.

Omitted from $223,167: independent expenditures, non-individual PAC spending as a separate total, unitemized tables below the itemization threshold, and USAspending obligations. Omitted from the occupation comparison: any occupation other than DESIGNER, except as context that sibling strings exist.

Designer’s share of its own occupation roll

1.2% of $18,568,646 is a defined slice. Other states hold $18,345,479. Put another way, about 1.2% of Designer-coded itemized dollars in this aggregate were tagged donor state OR, and the rest were not. Those percentages are $223,167 divided by $18,568,646 and $18,345,479 divided by $18,568,646. They are not shares of licensed workers, eligible voters, or USAspending.

Dollar share (1.2%), contribution share (2.2%), and donor share (1.8%) are separate facts. This page does not publish a donor-count percentage as a substitute for the dollar share. Do not treat 1.2% as Designer donors’ share of national itemized giving.

Using Designer and Oregon links without mixing statutes

Citation template: occupation Designer (DESIGNER), donor state Oregon (OR), $223,167 in itemized individual contributions from 2,449 receipts and 63 donors, occupation total $18,568,646 from 3,473 donors, share 1.2%, remainder $18,345,479, mean about $91 per gift and $3,542 per donor. Source: FEC.gov via LobbyVault occupation-state aggregates.

Then send the reader to the live Oregon campaign finance page, the Designer donations hub, all occupations, and all FEC ties. If you need named donors, those are other joins, not this file. This file stays aggregated. No donor names are supplied, and none are added.

Designer next to other Oregon occupation strings

Other occupation strings in Oregon live on other tie pages. This file does not add their dollars to $223,167. Graphic Designer, Interior Designer, Fashion Designer, and Web Designer are the usual nearby labels. Opening All occupations is the way to find them. Opening All FEC ties is the way to find other occupation-state cells.

Do not invent donor names to illustrate 63 keys. The aggregate is the published object. Named individuals belong on other LobbyVault pages if those pages exist; they are not supplied here.

Repeat the join in one sentence for citation: occupation Designer, donor state Oregon (OR), $223,167 itemized, 2,449 contributions, 63 donors, 1.2% of $18,568,646 from 3,473 national donors. DESIGNER is the broad self-reported creative title. Graphic Designer and Interior Designer are other keys when those words appear. Discipline is unpublished. Graphic Designer, Interior Designer, Fashion Designer, and Web Designer stay on other occupation pages. The Oregon campaign finance hub still mixes every other title. All occupations and All FEC ties are indexes, not extra dollar columns.

What a reader may not do with $223,167: treat it as payroll, treat 63 as a workforce census, treat 1.2% as a share of Oregon statewide receipts, or treat the cell as money that funded USAspending awards. What a reader may do: quote the pair, quote the source FEC.gov, and follow the four internal links. Mean about $91 per contribution and $3,542 per donor remain attached to 2,449 and 63. About 38.9 lines per donor remains 2,449 divided by 63.

Open /occupations/designer/ (Designer donations) for the occupation hub, /states/OR/ (Oregon campaign finance) for the state hub, /occupations/ (All occupations) for neighboring titles, and /ties/ (All FEC ties) for other occupation-state joins.

Questions

How many Designer donors are in the Oregon cell?

63 donor keys sum to $223,167 on 2,449 contributions. That count is donor keys, not unique licensed workers. The arithmetic mean is about $3,542 per donor and $91 per contribution. Independent expenditures are not included. Named donors are not in these facts and are not invented here.

Is $18,568,646 the amount Designer filers gave in Oregon?

No. $18,568,646 is the occupation total nationwide from 3,473 donors. Designer’s Oregon cell is $223,167. Other states hold $18,345,479. Use the occupation hub for the national figure and this tie page for the Oregon slice only.

Why does this page exist if occupation and state hubs already exist?

Because two tables meet. The occupation hub answers Designer across states ($18,568,646). The state hub answers Oregon across occupations. This tie answers only Designer inside Oregon: $223,167, 2,449 gifts, 63 donors. All FEC ties lists other such pairs.

What is omitted from $223,167?

Unitemized gifts, independent expenditures, committee-to-committee transfers as a separate table, USAspending awards, and receipts whose occupation string was not DESIGNER. Sibling titles such as Graphic Designer, Interior Designer, Fashion Designer, and Web Designer are other rows. Source: FEC.gov occupation-state aggregates.