Exec political contributions from Ohio

EXEC and Ohio on one itemized line

Occupation EXEC and state OH together produce $633,131, 194 contributions, and 33 donors. The occupation without a state filter is $6,792,051, 13,645 contributions, and 676 donors. Ohio holds about 9.3% of Exec-coded dollars, about 1.4% of Exec-coded contribution rows, and about 4.9% of Exec-coded donors.

Dollar share (about 9.3%) dwarfs row share (about 1.4%). Ohio’s Exec join is a dollar-thick, line-thin cut of a national abbreviation bucket. The national Exec page’s 13,645 rows would hide that. The Ohio campaign-finance page would mix EXEC with every other occupation string.

Thirty-three Ohio donors and 194 contribution rows produced $633,131 under EXEC. The occupation side is $6,792,051, 13,645 contributions, and 676 donors. About 9.3% of dollars from about 1.4% of rows is a money-thick, line-thin abbreviation slice. EXEC is not EXECUTIVE. The 13,645 national rows belong to the four-letter string. Ohio’s 194 rows are the subset also coded OH. Expanding the abbreviation would move this page’s totals.

EXEC is a truncated occupation label

Filers abbreviate. EXEC can be executive, exec., or a form-field cutoff. EXECUTIVE, CEO, and EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR are other occupation pages. This join does not merge them. The national Exec totals—$6,792,051 from 676 donors and 13,645 contributions—are whatever rows used this four-letter string.

Thirteen thousand six hundred forty-five contributions from 676 donors is a high-row national label. Ohio’s 194 contributions from 33 donors are a small piece of that line volume and a larger piece of the dollars.

Ohio’s 33-donor abbreviation slice

Thirty-three Ohio donors produced 194 contributions totaling $633,131. Other Ohio occupation joins—Dealer and Business Representative among them—are separate files. Exec receipts from other states fill the remainder of $6,792,051.

OH is the contributor state. It does not prove Ohio headquarters, Ohio employment, or Ohio recipient committees. The $633,131 is not mapped onto Ohio races on this page.

Ohio’s 33 Exec-coded donors and 194 contributions sit inside 676 national donors and 13,645 national contributions. The $633,131 does not include EXECUTIVE spelled out.

Dealer is a different Ohio occupation string

Ohio appears on multiple occupation-state ties. EXEC and DEALER are not related labels. Adding their state totals would not produce “Ohio business giving.” Each pair has its own occupation column and its own facts. This file’s occupation side is $6,792,051, 13,645 contributions, and 676 donors.

Keep EXEC isolated. The abbreviation is the point: researchers who want executive titles must look at neighboring occupation hubs rather than assume this bucket is complete.

Four letters, 13,645 national rows, 194 in Ohio

EXEC is a truncated occupation string. The national bucket is $6,792,051 from 676 donors and 13,645 contributions. Ohio’s cut is $633,131 from 33 donors and 194 contributions—about 9.3% of the dollars, about 4.9% of the donors, and about 1.4% of the rows. Dollar share dwarfs line share. Ohio’s Exec receipts, as aggregated, are a money-thick, line-thin piece of a busy abbreviation.

EXECUTIVE, CEO, and EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR are other pages. Expanding EXEC into those titles would invent a C-suite total. The 194 Ohio rows and 13,645 national rows belong only to the four-letter string. Amendments that spell the word out would leave this join.

Dealer and Business Representative share Ohio and not this occupation. Do not fold them into $633,131. Itemized individual contributions only. See Exec donations, Ohio campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties.

Caveats on the join

This page does not treat EXEC as a verified C-suite roster, and it does not rank Ohio. Two self-reported fields matched. Correlation is not causation.

Unitemized contributions and independent expenditures are omitted. See Exec donations, Ohio campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties.

Questions

How much have Exec donors in Ohio given?

FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation Exec and state Ohio total $633,131. That join includes 194 contributions and 33 donors. Nationwide, Exec-coded receipts are $6,792,051 from 676 donors and 13,645 contributions. Occupation labels are filer-entered.

Does Exec mean CEO or executive?

The field is the string EXEC as entered. It is not merged with EXECUTIVE or CEO. Nationally EXEC covers 676 donors and $6,792,051. This tie only adds the Ohio state filter. Expanding the abbreviation would invent a total.

Why is Ohio’s dollar share so much larger than its contribution share?

Ohio holds about 9.3% of Exec dollars ($633,131 of $6,792,051) and about 1.4% of contribution rows (194 of 13,645). The join is dollar-heavy relative to line volume. The 33 donors are not named here.

Is this money for Ohio campaigns?

Not necessarily. Donor state is Ohio. Recipients can be committees anywhere that file with the FEC. This page does not allocate the $633,131 by office Donor state is the address on the itemized individual record, not a map of Ohio races. This join is $633,131 from 33 donors and 194 contributions against $6,792,051 nationwide. Recipients can be committees anywhere in the FEC system.