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Foreman Industries political contributions from Dayton, OH

Contributor city DAYTON and industry grouping FOREMAN INDUSTRIES together show $19,200 in itemized individual contributions: 10 receipts from 2 donors. Dayton, OH's city-wide itemized total is $35,725,641 on 104,914 contributions. Those city-wide figures include every employer string, not only FOREMAN INDUSTRIES. FEC.gov Schedule A aggregates are the source. Labels are filer-entered.

Key figures

  • $19,200 from 2 donors and 10 receipts is the Foreman Industries × Dayton, OH join.
  • $35,725,641 is the all-industry Dayton, OH book; this string is under 0.1% of that book.
  • FOREMAN INDUSTRIES is an exact filer-entered label, not a sector roll-up.
  • Means of $1,920 per receipt and $9,600 per donor are arithmetic only.
  • If the live hub disagrees, the newer FEC extract controls.

Foreman Industries and Dayton, OH as a two-key join

The headline $19,200 is not the Dayton, OH hub and not the Foreman Industries hub. It is the rows where both stored values match: FOREMAN INDUSTRIES on the employer/industry grouping and DAYTON with state OH on the city field. LobbyVault publishes each side as its own table. This page exists because the two tables meet.

Ten contributions from 2 donors sum to $19,200. Two donors is the extract's headcount for the pair, not a plant census of every manufacturer in Dayton. Repeat gifts raise the receipt count above the donor count. Mean per receipt is $1,920; mean per donor is $9,600. Those averages are packet quotients, not typical wages.

FOREMAN INDUSTRIES is the exact stored employer grouping. Related strings such as a personal name, a different Industries suffix, or a job title are other keys unless the filer typed FOREMAN INDUSTRIES. $19,200 does not silently absorb those variants. City labels are filer-entered; Dayton, OH is not merged with other Ohio city strings.

Dayton, OH with every employer string still on

Without the FOREMAN INDUSTRIES filter, Dayton, OH records $35,725,641 across 104,914 contributions. $19,200 is under 0.1% of that city book. Exact employer matching usually leaves most city dollars on other labels. The packet does not publish a manufacturing-sector roll-up. Do not treat $19,200 as Dayton's entire industrial economy.

Dayton is an Ohio city field. Ohio campaign finance is the state parent. Do not add $19,200 into the Ohio hub as a new increment; the same tape already holds these lines when the extract is consistent. All FEC ties lists other city-industry pages. Those pages are siblings, not components of $19,200.

Foreman Industries rows stored outside Dayton

The Foreman Industries industry hub collects the same stored string in every city. $19,200 is only the Dayton, OH slice published here. A FOREMAN INDUSTRIES line in another Ohio city is a different join. A Dayton line with a different employer string is a different join. Packet facts for this pair remain $19,200, 10 contributions, and 2 donors.

This packet does not split $19,200 by committee, party, or cycle. If those dimensions exist, they belong on the live Foreman Industries page or the live Dayton, OH page. Keep both nouns in any citation so the join cannot be misread as a statewide company total.

What $19,200 does not measure in Dayton

Unitemized federal gifts, Ohio state-office filings, and independent expenditures sit outside $19,200. The total is not a count of plants and not a measure of output. PAC addresses that stored DAYTON and FOREMAN INDUSTRIES follow the same city-and-industry rule as household addresses.

Two donors and $19,200 do not show that Foreman Industries runs Dayton politics. Correlation is not causation. The join is two filer-entered fields. If the live overlay later shows a different dollar total, receipt count, or donor count, the newer FEC extract controls.

Links for Dayton, OH and Foreman Industries without mixing ledgers

Internal links are Dayton, OH, Foreman Industries, Ohio campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Use every href. FEC individual contributions are not USAspending obligations. This packet has no award dollars. Do not add $19,200 to federal spending in Ohio because both series can mention the same city name.

Keep both sides in the sentence: Foreman Industries and Dayton, OH. $19,200 is a subset of $35,725,641, not a second city book. 104,914 is the unfiltered city line count. The join's line count is 10. Do not add 10 to 104,914.

Citation pattern for the Foreman Industries × Dayton pair

Cite FEC.gov: industry grouping FOREMAN INDUSTRIES, contributor city Dayton, OH, $19,200 on 10 itemized individual contributions from 2 donors, against $35,725,641 on 104,914 city-field contributions (under 0.1% of city dollars). City labels are filer-entered. LobbyVault indexes the join; it is not a third filing system.

Send readers to the live Dayton, OH hub, the Foreman Industries industry page, Ohio campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Cycle-only Dayton pages are city-cycle joins. Employer-only cycle pages are other files. This file stays on one city and one stored employer string.

Questions

How much did Foreman Industries donors in Dayton, OH give?
Itemized FEC individual contributions storing FOREMAN INDUSTRIES and city DAYTON total $19,200 across 10 receipts from 2 donors in this extract. That is the join, not Dayton, OH's $35,725,641 all-industry book. Original reports remain on FEC.gov.
Does Foreman Industries in Dayton include every related company spelling?
No. Only the exact stored string FOREMAN INDUSTRIES is inside $19,200. Other employer spellings are other keys. Two donors and 10 receipts follow that exact-match rule. LobbyVault does not map the field to a company directory.
What share of Dayton, OH itemized money is Foreman Industries?
$19,200 is under 0.1% of the $35,725,641 Dayton, OH city book (104,914 contributions). A thin share usually means other employer strings dominate the city tape. Quote both dollars. Do not upgrade under 0.1% into a sector ranking.
Do Foreman Industries donations in Dayton fund federal awards in Ohio?
No. These figures are FEC individual contributions, not USAspending awards. $19,200 does not become a contract. This packet has no obligation dollars. Different statutes, different forms. Filings remain on FEC.gov.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by donor city and employer/industry grouping. City labels are filer-entered.