North Carolina donors listing occupation Emergency Physician

Why Emergency Physician and North Carolina share one page

LobbyVault keeps a Emergency Physician occupation page and a North Carolina campaign-finance page. Neither page is this join. The join is $292,418 from 1,945 contributions and 110 donors where occupation equals EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN and state equals NC. Against the occupation total of $6,913,516, that is 4.2%. Other states hold $6,621,098. North Carolina’s Emergency Physician cell carries 110 donor keys and 1,945 lines; that ratio is repeat itemization, not an ACEP membership count.

Do not treat 4.2% as Emergency Physician workers’ share of all North Carolina receipts. The state hub still holds every other occupation. Do not treat 110 as a headcount of everyone who held the job in North Carolina. The count is donor keys whose itemized receipts grouped to this string. The packet does not publish a party split or an employer split for this pair.

What $6,913,516 on the occupation hub includes

On the occupation side, Emergency Physician indexes $6,913,516 of itemized individual receipts across 2,149 donors. $292,418 is already inside that total; adding $292,418 to $6,913,516 would double-count the North Carolina slice. Emergency Physician occupation pages still mix North Carolina with every other state.

EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN is the two-word specialty string. Physician and MD are other occupation keys. Board certification is not verified on FEC forms. Keep the exact string on the citation so Emergency Physician is not merged with a sibling title. Emergency Medicine, ER Physician, Physician, and MD are other keys. Use the occupation hub to see the title without a state filter, and use this tie page when the question is specifically Emergency Physician in North Carolina.

Donor keys, lines, and means for Emergency Physician in North Carolina

1,945 contributions totaling $292,418 is the operational definition of the North Carolina side for this occupation. Repeat gifts from the same donor key raise the line count without raising 110. About 17.7 lines per donor is consistent with repeat itemization, but it is not proof of a giving program.

Mean $150 per line and $2,658 per donor should never be quoted as a typical Emergency Physician gift in North Carolina. Typical would need a median. This extract has none. 110 keys can hide a lopsided mix of large and small gifts — both directions are possible and neither is measured here.

The North Carolina hub is not this cell

NC on the record is a mailing-state code. Inside it, Emergency Physician shows 1,945 contributions totaling $292,418 from 110 donors. Occupation mean about $2,658 per donor uses only those facts. That ratio is not household income and not a unique-person average.

The North Carolina campaign-finance hub mixes Emergency Physician with every other occupation string. This page does not. If a citation needs Emergency Physician in North Carolina, use this tie. If a citation needs all of North Carolina across occupations, use the state hub. If a citation needs all of Emergency Physician across states, use the occupation hub. Three different denominators.

Public records, not accusations

Public records, not accusations: $292,418 from 1,945 contributions and 110 donors is a disclosure aggregate. It is not evidence of coordination, quid pro quo, or professional-bloc control. Correlation is not causation. Emergency Physician × North Carolina is a database join.

Researchers should keep EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN as the stored occupation string and NC as the donor-state tag. EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN is the two-word specialty string. Physician and MD are other occupation keys. Board certification is not verified on FEC forms. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates grouped by occupation and donor state. Live hubs win if they disagree with this snapshot.

Coverage limits on the Emergency Physician × North Carolina cell

Coverage is itemized individual contributions with occupation EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN and donor state NC. $292,418, 1,945 lines, 110 keys. The occupation total $6,913,516 uses the same string without the state filter. Anything else a reader might want — party, committee, employer, city — is not in this packet.

NC is a mailing-state code. That fact locates the contributor address on the record. It does not explain motives. See Emergency Physician donations, North Carolina campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties for adjacent tables. Source: FEC.gov.

Repeat the join in one sentence for citation: occupation Emergency Physician, donor state North Carolina (NC), $292,418 itemized, 1,945 contributions, 110 donors, 4.2% of $6,913,516 from 2,149 national donors. EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN is the two-word specialty string. Physician and MD are other occupation keys. Board certification is not verified on FEC forms. Emergency Medicine, ER Physician, Physician, and MD stay on other occupation pages. The North Carolina campaign finance hub still mixes every other title. All occupations and All FEC ties are indexes, not extra dollar columns.

Open /occupations/emergency-physician/ (Emergency Physician donations) for the occupation hub, /states/NC/ (North Carolina campaign finance) for the state hub, /occupations/ (All occupations) for neighboring titles, and /ties/ (All FEC ties) for other occupation-state joins.

Questions

What is the North Carolina Emergency Physician contribution total?

$292,418 from 1,945 itemized contributions and 110 donor keys whose occupation grouped to EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN and whose state grouped to NC. Source: FEC.gov. That number is not the occupation’s national total of $6,913,516. Mixing the two columns is incorrect.

What share of Emergency Physician occupation receipts is North Carolina?

4.2%. That is $292,418 divided by $6,913,516. The complement is $6,621,098 from other states under the same occupation string. The share is not a share of donors nationwide, votes, or federal awards. Contribution share is 7.3% (1,945 of 26,700).

Does occupation EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN mean the donors were licensed?

No. Occupation is a filer-entered field. FEC.gov does not verify licenses, degrees, or employment. EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN is the two-word specialty string. Physician and MD are other occupation keys. Board certification is not verified on FEC forms. 110 is a donor-key count, not a credential census. The dollars remain $292,418 on 1,945 lines.

Do these North Carolina donations fund federal spending?

No. $292,418 is FEC itemized individual contributions tagged Emergency Physician and donor state North Carolina. USAspending awards are a different dataset. This join does not claim donations funded contracts or grants. Independent expenditures are also outside $292,418. Occupation labels are filer-entered. Donor state is the address on the itemized record.