Executive contributions received by RESTORATION OF AMERICA PAC

Occupation-like employer text meeting a Super PAC

EXECUTIVE often belongs in an occupation field, yet it appears here as an employer grouping because that is how the string was stored. People type Executive when they skip a firm name. The grouping totals $87,249,417 across every recipient. RESTORATION OF AMERICA PAC, committee C00571588, received $50,391,924 of that grouping across 269 contributions—about 58% of the labeled total.

A 58% share is a plurality-to-majority overlap, not a near-clone. About $36,857,493 of Executive-coded money ($87,249,417 − $50,391,924) went to other committees. The industry hub therefore still has a large remainder. The join is the largest single committee slice in this packet, not the entire string.

269 contributions and a $187,330 mean

Two hundred sixty-nine lines totaling $50,391,924 average about $187,330 per contribution. That mean is consistent with large itemized Super PAC gifts mixed with smaller repeats. Unique donors are not in the facts, so 269 is not a headcount of executives. Titles such as CEO, President, and Owner, if stored as separate strings, are other keys.

Because EXECUTIVE is vague, two people at different companies can share the grouping. The $87,249,417 national total is not a census of C-suite political giving. It is one word as filed. Related occupation pages, if they exist on LobbyVault, are not merged into this employer join.

RESTORATION OF AMERICA PAC (C00571588)

C00571588 is the receiving committee. The disclosed name does not, on this page, identify independent expenditures the committee made. The $50,391,924 is Executive-coded individual receipts into the committee. Other employer strings giving to the same PAC appear on the committee hub.

Super PACs can accept unlimited individual contributions. That legal status explains how large itemized gifts can appear; it does not explain why filers typed Executive. This tie does not assign party, score votes, or rank the PAC against other independent-expenditure groups. Ranking would be a different table.

A title is not a sector and not a motive

Do not read $50,391,924 as the business community’s gift or as proof of a coordinated executive program. The join is a string match. It does not include PAC-to-PAC transfers or IEs. It does not connect to USAspending awards to companies whose officers happen to use the same title.

FEC individual receipts and federal obligations remain separate. Correlation of the word executive across a biography and a contract file is not a money trail. Unitemized gifts never appear. Treat the $50,391,924 as tagged overlap, then open the two hubs for the rest of each dimension.

Where the rest of each table lives

The Executive industry page keeps the $87,249,417 employer total and other recipient committees. The RESTORATION OF AMERICA PAC page keeps C00571588 receipts from every employer. All industries and all FEC ties list neighboring joins so this title-to-PAC pair can be compared with better-specified employer names.

57.8 percent is $50,391,924 of $87,249,417. The leftover $36,857,493 is Executive-coded money on other committees. That remainder is close in size to the join, so the industry hub is not optional reading. CEO, President, and Owner as separate strings are not merged here.

269 lines at about $187,331 each describe a Super PAC-scale mean on a vague title. Unique donors are not listed. Super PAC unlimited-gift rules explain how such means can appear; they do not identify who typed Executive or whether they held that title.

Cite FEC.gov for $50,391,924, 269 contributions, $87,249,417, and C00571588. Independent expenditures by Restoration of America PAC are outside the cell. Do not read the join as a poll of corporate officers or as funding for USAspending awards to companies whose officers share a title.

Researchers who need names behind the 269 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $50,391,924 coded to EXECUTIVE and received by RESTORATION OF AMERICA PAC (C00571588), against an employer grouping of $87,249,417. About 58% of that grouping is here; $36,857,493 is not. Dollars per line average about $187,331. That ratio is arithmetic on the packet facts, not a typical gift and not a legal finding. Unitemized receipts, independent expenditures, and USAspending awards remain outside the join. Cite FEC.gov. EXECUTIVE remains a title stored as an employer key.

Questions

How much did Executive-coded donors give Restoration of America PAC?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $50,391,924 coded to the Executive employer grouping and received by RESTORATION OF AMERICA PAC (C00571588). That join covers 269 contributions. The broader Executive employer total across all committees is $87,249,417. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Does Executive mean CEOs as a class donated this money?

No. EXECUTIVE is a self-reported string that often belongs in occupation, stored here as an employer grouping. It is not a census of corporate officers. This page does not verify job title or employer. It reports the labeled join to committee C00571588 from itemized individual contributions only.

What share of Executive FEC money went to this PAC?

About 58% of the $87,249,417 Executive employer total is in this join: $50,391,924 to RESTORATION OF AMERICA PAC. The remaining employer-coded dollars went to other committees. That percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that executives as a class preferred this PAC.

Are the PAC’s independent expenditures in the $50,391,924?

No. The source is FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Independent expenditures and operating costs are outside this join. Use the C00571588 committee hub for other receipt and spending types not in this employer filter.