General Manager political contributions from Washington

GENERAL MANAGER joined to Washington donor state

Occupation GENERAL MANAGER and donor state WA produce $1,083,097, 3,081 contributions, and 182 donors. The occupation hub is $26,732,218, 86,873 contributions, and 5,386 donors. Washington’s dollar share is about 4.1% ($1,083,097 of $26,732,218). Its contribution share is about 3.5% (3,081 of 86,873). Its donor share is about 3.4% (182 of 5,386).

The three shares sit in a narrow band around 3–4%. One hundred eighty-two Washington donors produced a slice of the occupation that tracks headcount more closely than concentrated cells such as CTO in Washington (24.0% of that other occupation’s dollars from 29 donors).

MANAGER, PROGRAM MANAGER, and CEO are other keys. They are not inside $26,732,218 unless grouped here. This packet does not claim that grouping.

A common managerial stamp across industries

GENERAL MANAGER appears on receipts from hospitality, retail, manufacturing, sports, and technology. FEC.gov does not split those employers on the occupation aggregate. Five thousand three hundred eighty-six national donors used the string. People who typed GM or MANAGER sit in other occupation totals if those strings are separate slugs.

Eighty-six thousand eight hundred seventy-three contributions from 5,386 donors nationwide is about 16 itemized gifts per donor. Washington’s 3,081 contributions from 182 donors is about 17 gifts per donor. Receipt frequency matches the national occupation pace.

Washington cell averages beside other WA titles

Dividing $1,083,097 by 3,081 contributions yields about $352 per gift. Dividing by 182 donors yields about $5,951 per donor. Nationally, $26,732,218 divided by 86,873 contributions is about $308 per gift. Washington’s mean is modestly higher than the national occupation mean and far below CTO’s Washington cell in this packet wave.

Donor state WA is the address on the receipt. Recipients need not be Washington committees. Program Manager, Software, and Programmer ties in Washington use different occupation strings. They are not nested inside GENERAL MANAGER.

One hundred eighty-two Washington donors produced 3,081 contributions, about 17 itemized gifts per person, matching the national 16. Frequency is not distinctive. Mean gift (about $352 versus about $308) is a modest premium. The 4.1% dollar share tracking the 3.4% donor share is a scaled slice, unlike CTO’s Washington concentration in the same state.

What 4.1% of General Manager dollars is not

Washington’s share is a table split. It is not evidence that Washington caused general-manager giving, that GMs as a class funded a party, or that 4.1% describes Washington’s statewide itemized total. The state hub mixes every occupation. This page holds only GENERAL MANAGER.

Coverage is itemized individual contributions from FEC.gov. Unitemized money and independent expenditures are out of scope. Occupation labels are filer-entered. Correlation of title and Washington address is not causation.

PROGRAM MANAGER and PRODUCT MANAGER Washington joins use different manager strings and larger occupation shares (15.2% and 14.5%). GENERAL MANAGER’s 4.1% Washington share of a larger national pile ($26,732,218) still sums to $1,083,097. The three manager titles are not a hierarchy.

Occupation hub, state hub, neighboring manager titles

General Manager donations carries the $26,732,218 national occupation total. Washington campaign finance carries all WA-coded itemized individual activity. All occupations and All FEC ties keep GENERAL MANAGER separate from PROGRAM MANAGER and PRODUCT MANAGER so $1,083,097 is not added to those Washington cells.

The occupation hub still holds $25,649,121 outside Washington ($26,732,218 minus $1,083,097). Use General Manager donations for that remainder. Washington campaign finance holds every other WA-coded title. This page holds only GENERAL MANAGER × WA.

A 4.1% slice of a large managerial occupation

GENERAL MANAGER’s national pile is $26,732,218 from 5,386 donors. Washington’s $1,083,097 from 182 donors is a mid-single-digit slice that tracks headcount. That makes this join a useful contrast with PRODUCT MANAGER and PROGRAM MANAGER in the same state, where Washington’s dollar shares sit in the mid-teens.

The three manager titles still must not be added. $1,083,097 is GENERAL MANAGER × WA. The state hub holds the rest of Washington’s occupations, including these sibling manager strings as separate overlays.

Questions

How much have General Manager donors in Washington given?

FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation General Manager and state Washington total $1,083,097, from 3,081 contributions and 182 donors. Nationwide, General Manager-coded receipts are $26,732,218 from 86,873 contributions and 5,386 donors. Washington is about 4.1% of those dollars.

Does General Manager mean a specific industry in Washington?

GENERAL MANAGER is the occupation text as entered on itemized filings. FEC aggregates do not verify industry or employer. The 182 Washington donors and 5,386 national donors are people whose records used that title, not a single-sector payroll.

Is General Manager the same as Program Manager in Washington?

No. Program Manager donors in Washington is a separate occupation-state join ($1,290,149, 8,841 contributions, 264 donors). This page reports GENERAL MANAGER only. The two titles are not merged in these aggregates.

Is this money given to Washington candidates?

Not necessarily. WA is the donor state on the contribution. The $1,083,097 can be received by any FEC-filing committee. This page does not break receipts by office or by in-state versus out-of-state committees.