Doctor of Optometry individual contributions, 2014 cycle

Two dimensions, one cell: Doctor of Optometry and 2014

Doctor of Optometry filers in 2014 reported $548,061. The same occupation string across harvested cycles is $5,866,385. Subtract and other cycles hold $5,318,324. Divide and 2014 is 9.3% of the occupation. Count and the files are 1176 contributions and 628 donors. That is the entire numeric claim set.

The page exists because two tables meet. The occupation table answers how large DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY is across years. The cycle table answers how 2014 looks across occupations. This tie answers only how Doctor of Optometry looked inside 2014. Mean about $466 per gift uses $548,061 and 1176 only.

Do not add $548,061 to USAspending obligations. Campaign receipts and federal awards are different datasets. Optometrist, OD, and Ophthalmologist remain other occupation keys. Source: FEC.gov.

Occupation hub versus this 2014 cell

Doctor of Optometry’s all-cycle total of $5,866,385 is the occupation slice. The 2014 cell is $548,061. 9.3% names the cell as a share of the occupation. $5,318,324 names the complement inside the same string. DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY is the occupation of the donor as typed, not a claim about a professional association.

Use the occupation hub when the year does not matter. Use this tie when both Doctor of Optometry and 2014 matter. DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY is the degree-style title. Optometrist and OD are other keys. Ophthalmologist is a different medical specialty string. Do not fold sibling titles into DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY. Each occupation string is its own key.

How 1176 lines and 628 keys sit together

What the cycle side includes: itemized individual receipts tagged occupation DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY and cycle 2014, summing to $548,061 across 1176 contributions and 628 donors. What it excludes: other cycles for Doctor of Optometry, other occupations for 2014, independent expenditures, and unitemized gifts.

Mean about $466 should be quoted with both inputs. DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY is the degree-style title. Optometrist and OD are other keys. Ophthalmologist is a different medical specialty string. Professional-association PACs file as committees; mixing PAC spending with $548,061 would blend FEC tables.

9.3% is an occupation-year share, not a ranking

Share language that is allowed: Doctor of Optometry occupation receipts were 9.3% of this string’s harvested total in the 2014 cycle ($548,061 of $5,866,385). Share language that is not allowed: Doctor of Optometry accounted for 9.3% of federal spending, 9.3% of all 2014 donors, or 9.3% of votes. Those claims need other tables.

The remainder $5,318,324 is not a list of rival occupations. It is a leftover sum inside the same occupation string, other cycles. This page does not itemize it by year.

Keep the two dollar columns labeled

Label every dollar figure when you reuse it. $548,061 = Doctor of Optometry itemized individual receipts in 2014. $5,866,385 = Doctor of Optometry occupation receipts across harvested cycles. $5,318,324 = other cycles for the same string. If a sentence uses one of those figures without the label, rewrite the sentence.

The four internal links exist so readers can leave the join for the matching hub. 2014 election cycle holds the year mix. Doctor of Optometry donations holds the occupation mix. All occupations lists other titles. All FEC ties lists other two-dimension pages. Source: FEC.gov.

Keeping Doctor of Optometry and 2014 on the same line

Every reuse of $548,061 should still say Doctor of Optometry and 2014. Every reuse of $5,866,385 should still say the occupation string across cycles. Every reuse of 628 should still say donor keys, not licensed workers. That discipline is the point of a tie page.

Optometrist, OD, and Ophthalmologist remain other keys. Independent expenditures remain another table. USAspending remains another statute. FEC.gov remains the source. Occupation labels remain filer-entered.

Repeat the join in one sentence for citation: occupation Doctor of Optometry, cycle 2014, $548,061 itemized, 1176 contributions, 628 donors, 9.3% of $5,866,385. DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY is the degree-style title. Optometrist and OD are other keys. Ophthalmologist is a different medical specialty string. Optometrist, OD, and Ophthalmologist stay on other occupation pages. The 2014 election cycle 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 $548,061: treat it as payroll, treat 628 as a workforce census, treat 9.3% as a share of 2014 national 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 $466 per contribution and $873 per donor remain attached to 1176 and 628. About 1.9 lines per donor remains 1176 divided by 628.

Questions

How many Doctor of Optometry donors are in the 2014 cell?

628 donor keys sum to $548,061 on 1176 contributions. That count is donor keys, not unique licensed workers. The arithmetic mean is about $873 per donor and $466 per contribution. Independent expenditures are not included. Named donors are not in these facts and are not invented here.

Is $5,866,385 the amount Doctor of Optometry filers gave in 2014?

No. $5,866,385 is the occupation total across harvested cycles. Doctor of Optometry’s 2014 cell is $548,061. Other cycles hold $5,318,324. Use the occupation hub for the all-cycle figure and this tie page for the 2014 slice only.

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

Because two tables meet. The occupation hub answers Doctor of Optometry across years ($5,866,385). The cycle hub answers 2014 across occupations. This tie answers only Doctor of Optometry inside 2014: $548,061, 1176 gifts, 628 donors. All FEC ties lists other such pairs.

What is omitted from $548,061?

Unitemized gifts, independent expenditures, committee-to-committee transfers as a separate table, USAspending awards, and receipts whose occupation string was not DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY. Sibling titles such as Optometrist, OD, and Ophthalmologist are other rows. Source: FEC.gov occupation-cycle aggregates. Occupation labels are filer-entered. Cycle 2014 is a midterm FEC window.