How much have Financial Analyst donors in Connecticut given?

FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation Financial Analyst and state Connecticut total $394,282. That join includes 665 contributions and 50 donors. Nationwide, Financial Analyst-coded receipts are $15,586,134 from 1,261 donors and 26,317 contributions. Occupation labels are filer-entered.

Should this be combined with Investment Banking or Private Equity in Connecticut?

No. FINANCIAL ANALYST, INVESTMENT BANKING, and PRIVATE EQUITY are separate occupation strings. This join is Financial Analyst plus Connecticut: $394,282 from 50 donors and 665 contributions. Combining labels would invent a total filers did not enter as one field.

What share of national Financial Analyst giving is Connecticut?

Connecticut’s $394,282 is about 2.5% of the $15,586,134 national total, and 665 of 26,317 contributions is also about 2.5%. The state has 50 of 1,261 donors (about 4.0%). Those shares describe the join only.

Did this money go to Connecticut campaigns?

Not necessarily. Donor state is Connecticut. Recipients can be committees anywhere that file with the FEC. This page does not allocate the $394,282 by office Donor state is the address on the itemized individual record, not a map of Connecticut races. This join is $394,282 from 50 donors and 665 contributions against $15,586,134 nationwide. Recipients can be committees anywhere in the FEC system.

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Financial Analyst political contributions from Connecticut

Donors who listed their occupation as Financial Analyst and their state as Connecticut account for $394,282 in FEC itemized individual contributions. That Connecticut slice covers 665 contributions from 50 donors. Nationwide, the Financial Analyst occupation grouping totals $15,586,134 across 26,317 contributions and 1,261 donors. This page joins those two FEC fields. It is not merged with Investment Banking or Private Equity.

Key figures

Connecticut Financial Analyst-coded donors account for $394,282, 665 contributions, and 50 donors.
The national Financial Analyst total is $15,586,134 from 1,261 donors and 26,317 contributions—about 2.5% of those dollars and of those contribution rows are in this Connecticut join.
FINANCIAL ANALYST is not merged with INVESTMENT BANKING or PRIVATE EQUITY here.
A CT donor-state code does not mean the funds supported Connecticut committees.

A thin Connecticut slice of the $15,586,134 label

Occupation FINANCIAL ANALYST and donor state CT together produce $394,282, 665 contributions, and 50 donors. The occupation nationwide is $15,586,134, 26,317 contributions, and 1,261 donors. Connecticut holds about 2.5% of Financial Analyst-coded dollars, about 2.5% of Financial Analyst-coded contribution rows, and about 4.0% of Financial Analyst-coded donors.

Dollar share and row share match at about 2.5%. Donor share (about 4.0%) runs a little ahead. Connecticut is a small, even cut of a large analyst-title bucket rather than a dollar-dominant state in these facts. Neighboring Connecticut joins for Private Equity and Investment Banking use different occupation strings and different national ceilings.

Fifty Connecticut donors and 665 contribution rows produced $394,282 under FINANCIAL ANALYST. The occupation side is $15,586,134, 26,317 contributions, and 1,261 donors. About 2.5% of dollars and about 2.5% of rows is a matched pair on a large occupation; donor share is about 4.0%. INVESTMENT BANKING and PRIVATE EQUITY are other Connecticut occupation strings with other national totals. They are not added to $394,282.

FINANCIAL ANALYST as a national occupation

FINANCIAL ANALYST is the typed title. ANALYST, RESEARCH ANALYST, and CFA are other buckets. This join does not merge credentials. The national totals—$15,586,134 from 1,261 donors and 26,317 contributions—are the labeled set, not a CFA Institute directory.

Twenty-six thousand three hundred seventeen contribution rows from 1,261 donors imply repeat itemized giving nationally. Connecticut’s 665 rows from 50 donors are a small piece of that line volume and of the $15,586,134.

Fifty Connecticut donors

Fifty Connecticut donors produced 665 contributions totaling $394,282. Other Connecticut occupations are excluded. Financial Analyst receipts from other states fill the remainder of $15,586,134.

CT is the contributor state. It does not prove a particular fund or bank, and it does not prove Connecticut federal candidates received the $394,282. Recipient geography is not this filter.

Connecticut’s 50 Financial Analyst-coded donors and 665 contributions sit inside 1,261 national donors and 26,317 national contributions. The $394,282 is FINANCIAL ANALYST only.

Matched dollar and row shares

About 2.5% of dollars and about 2.5% of contribution rows is an unusually tight pair among the occupation-state pages in this slice. It does not make Connecticut a representative sample of 1,261 national Financial Analyst-coded identities. It means this complete filter happens to take similar bites of money and of lines.

Donor share still differs (about 4.0%). Fifty of 1,261 identities produced the $394,282. The page does not assume equal giving among those 50 people.

Matched 2.5 percent shares on a large occupation

Financial Analyst nationwide is $15,586,134 from 1,261 donors and 26,317 contributions. Connecticut’s join is $394,282 from 50 donors and 665 contributions. About 2.5% of dollars and about 2.5% of rows is an unusually tight pair. Donor share is about 4.0% (50 of 1,261). The state filter takes similar bites of money and of lines while taking a slightly larger bite of identities.

INVESTMENT BANKING and PRIVATE EQUITY are other Connecticut occupation-state pairs in this slice. Their occupation totals are not $15,586,134. Adding them to $394,282 invents a Connecticut finance super-total. ANALYST and CFA, if filed as separate strings, are other buckets.

Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are omitted. Donor state CT is not a roster of Connecticut funds. See Financial Analyst donations, Connecticut campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties.

What the join refuses

This page does not stack Connecticut finance titles into a sector total, does not equate FEC donations with federal awards, and does not rank states. Two columns matched. Correlation is not causation.

Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are omitted. See Financial Analyst donations, Connecticut campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties.

Questions

How much have Financial Analyst donors in Connecticut given?: FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation Financial Analyst and state Connecticut total $394,282. That join includes 665 contributions and 50 donors. Nationwide, Financial Analyst-coded receipts are $15,586,134 from 1,261 donors and 26,317 contributions. Occupation labels are filer-entered.
Should this be combined with Investment Banking or Private Equity in Connecticut?: No. FINANCIAL ANALYST, INVESTMENT BANKING, and PRIVATE EQUITY are separate occupation strings. This join is Financial Analyst plus Connecticut: $394,282 from 50 donors and 665 contributions. Combining labels would invent a total filers did not enter as one field.
What share of national Financial Analyst giving is Connecticut?: Connecticut’s $394,282 is about 2.5% of the $15,586,134 national total, and 665 of 26,317 contributions is also about 2.5%. The state has 50 of 1,261 donors (about 4.0%). Those shares describe the join only.
Did this money go to Connecticut campaigns?: Not necessarily. Donor state is Connecticut. Recipients can be committees anywhere that file with the FEC. This page does not allocate the $394,282 by office Donor state is the address on the itemized individual record, not a map of Connecticut races. This join is $394,282 from 50 donors and 665 contributions against $15,586,134 nationwide. Recipients can be committees anywhere in the FEC system.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by self-reported occupation and donor state. Occupation labels are filer-entered.