Energy political contributions from Oklahoma City, OK

Why this page is not the Oklahoma City hub

Oklahoma City, OK × Energy is $18,000. That sentence needs both nouns. Drop Oklahoma City and you are on the industry hub. Drop Energy and you are on the city hub. Keep both. 5 receipts, 2 donors, city book $89,521,225 (293939 lines), share under 0.1%.

Public records, not accusations. $18,000 does not show that Energy controls Oklahoma City. Two fields matched. Recipients can be committees anywhere in the FEC system. The OK city code is an address field.

ENERGY is a short stored grouping, not every oil, gas, utility, or power-company name. Other spellings of the employer or occupation are other keys and are omitted from $18,000. Oklahoma City is stored as OKLAHOMA CITY in Oklahoma; Norman, Edmond, and Tulsa are other keys.

Oklahoma City, OK is more than this grouping

$18,000 is under 0.1% of $89,521,225. That percentage uses city dollars as the denominator, not Oklahoma dollars and not national industry dollars. 293939 contributions is the city row count in the packet. A row-share of the join would be 5 / 293939 if cited as a ratio of those two packet counts — still not unique people.

Keep Oklahoma City and Energy in the same sentence when citing $18,000. Oklahoma City is stored as OKLAHOMA CITY in Oklahoma; Norman, Edmond, and Tulsa are other keys. City labels are filer-entered.

Energy is not a sector roll-up

ENERGY is not a roll-up of similar employers. It is one key. $18,000 therefore understates a sector if other strings describe the same trade, and it overstates a firm if unrelated filers typed the same words. This page does not resolve that. It reports the key.

5 receipts from 2 donors in Oklahoma City, OK remain the join. $3,600 per receipt and $9,000 per donor remain arithmetic. ENERGY is stored as an occupation/employer grouping on the itemization, not a NAICS sector and not every related job title.

Limits of the Oklahoma City overlap

No committee names, party splits, or election-cycle cuts appear in this packet, so none appear here. No USAspending obligation dollars appear either. $18,000 is not a federal award. Oklahoma City can show up in both FEC and spending datasets without those rows funding each other.

Correlation is not causation. 2 donors in Oklahoma City storing ENERGY is a field match. It is not evidence of control, coordination, or a company town. If a later FEC extract revises $18,000, the live hub wins.

Four hrefs, four questions about Oklahoma City

The four packet links are the only doors: Oklahoma City, OK; Energy; Oklahoma campaign finance; All FEC ties. Canonical path stays /ties/energy-donors-in-ok-oklahoma-city/. Use the city hub for the mixed-employer book; do not treat that hub as this join.

$18,000 on 5 receipts from 2 donors versus $89,521,225 on 293939 city-field lines (under 0.1%) is the citation payload. Source: FEC.gov. Labels are filer-entered.

Because 2 harvested donors sit on 5 receipts, the cluster can look concentrated. Concentration in a disclosure extract is not a company-town finding and not a list of names. This prose does not invent the people. $18,000 is the dollar sum of the matching lines. under 0.1% of $89,521,225 is the table share. Oklahoma City is stored as OKLAHOMA CITY in Oklahoma; Norman, Edmond, and Tulsa are other keys. ENERGY is a short stored grouping, not every oil, gas, utility, or power-company name. Use Oklahoma City, OK, Energy, Oklahoma campaign finance, and All FEC ties as the four doors. Canonical path: /ties/energy-donors-in-ok-oklahoma-city/.

How to read counts for Energy in Oklahoma City

5 is receipts. 2 is harvested donors. 293939 is city-field contributions. Three different counts. $18,000 attaches to the first two; $89,521,225 attaches to the third. Mean receipt $3,600 uses $18,000/5. Mean donor $9,000 uses $18,000/2. Do not mix the denominators.

This page does not rank Oklahoma City against other cities and does not rank Energy against other groupings. One city, one string. Oklahoma City is stored as OKLAHOMA CITY in Oklahoma; Norman, Edmond, and Tulsa are other keys. Source: FEC.gov.

Title and H1 name both sides on purpose: Energy and Oklahoma City, OK. Dropping either side turns a ties page into a hub restatement. $18,000 across 5 receipts from 2 donors is the overlap. $89,521,225 across 293939 contributions is the city book. under 0.1% is the dollar relationship. 100.0% of city dollars used other labels ($89,503,225). Source: FEC.gov. LobbyVault does not recode ENERGY into a company tree. ENERGY is a short stored grouping, not every oil, gas, utility, or power-company name. Amended filings can move any of these figures; the live pages win.

Questions

What FEC total sits at Energy × Oklahoma City?

$18,000 from a 2-donor cluster on 5 receipts. That is the overlap. Oklahoma City, OK citywide is $89,521,225 on 293939 contributions. under 0.1% of city dollars used this exact grouping. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered. Quote Energy and Oklahoma City, OK together with $18,000, 5 receipts, and 2 donors.

If I listed a similar employer in Oklahoma City, am I in $18,000?

Only if the stored string is exactly ENERGY. Near-matches, abbreviations, and parent names are other keys. $18,000 omits them by design. 2 donors and 5 receipts follow the same exact-match rule. LobbyVault does not fuzzy-match employer text. Quote Energy and Oklahoma City, OK together with $18,000, 5 receipts, and 2 donors.

What is the average Energy gift from Oklahoma City?

Arithmetic means are about $3,600 per receipt and about $9,000 per donor, from $18,000 divided by 5 and by 2. Those are not medians and not typical salaries. Repeat itemizations can move the receipt mean without moving the donor mean.

Do these Oklahoma City contributions pay for USAspending awards?

No. FEC individual contributions and USAspending awards are different datasets and different statutes. $18,000 has no obligation dollars attached in this packet. Mentioning Oklahoma City in both systems does not move money from one table to the other. Quote Energy and Oklahoma City, OK together with $18,000, 5 receipts, and 2 donors.