Geologist political contributions from Oklahoma

Geologist plus Oklahoma, not a remake of Colorado

Occupation GEOLOGIST and donor state OK together produce $432,652, 2,071 contributions, and 85 donors. The occupation nationwide remains $9,308,121, 24,898 contributions, and 1,311 donors—the same national ceiling as the Colorado Geologist tie. Oklahoma holds about 4.6% of Geologist-coded dollars, about 8.3% of Geologist-coded contribution rows, and about 6.5% of Geologist-coded donors.

Row share (about 8.3%) runs ahead of dollar share (about 4.6%). Oklahoma is more present in Geologist line volume than in Geologist dollars. Colorado’s join, if published, has a different mix of those three percentages. The two pages are pairwise cuts, not a league table of extractive states.

Eighty-five Oklahoma donors and 2,071 contribution rows produced $432,652 under GEOLOGIST. The occupation side is $9,308,121, 24,898 contributions, and 1,311 donors. About 8.3% of rows and about 4.6% of dollars means Oklahoma is more visible in Geologist line volume than in Geologist money. GEOLOGIST does not encode petroleum. Employer is not in this packet. A second state cut of the same occupation column is not a ranking of energy states.

The national Geologist bucket does not change

GEOLOGIST is still the typed string. PETROLEUM GEOLOGIST and GEOLOGY are other buckets. Publishing a second state page does not alter $9,308,121, 24,898 contributions, or 1,311 donors. Each state filter displays a subset; it does not subtract from the occupation hub.

One thousand three hundred eleven donors and 24,898 contributions remain the occupation-side facts for this file by construction.

Eighty-five Oklahoma donors

Eighty-five Oklahoma donors produced 2,071 contributions totaling $432,652. Other Oklahoma occupations, including Commercial Real Estate, are separate files. Geologist receipts from other states, including Colorado, occupy the rest of the $9,308,121.

OK is the contributor state. It does not prove oil-and-gas employment or an Oklahoma federal recipient. Employer is not in this packet. The $432,652 is not allocated by office on this page.

Oklahoma’s 85 Geologist-coded donors and 2,071 contributions sit inside 1,311 national donors and 24,898 national contributions. The $432,652 does not encode petroleum.

Do not infer industry from the state code

Oklahoma and geology often travel together in ordinary conversation. The FEC join does not encode industry. A Geologist in Oklahoma may or may not work in petroleum; the occupation field does not say. Treating $432,652 as oil money would add a claim the facts do not support.

Keep the relationship literal: GEOLOGIST plus OK, $432,652, 2,071 contributions, 85 donors against $9,308,121, 24,898 contributions, 1,311 donors.

Row share ahead of dollars, without an industry tag

Oklahoma’s Geologist join is $432,652, 2,071 contributions, and 85 donors against $9,308,121, 24,898 contributions, and 1,311 donors nationwide. About 8.3% of the contribution rows and about 4.6% of the dollars means Oklahoma is more visible in Geologist line volume than in Geologist money. That is the reverse of joins where a few donors carry most of the dollars.

GEOLOGIST still does not encode petroleum, mining, or academia. Employer is a separate FEC field not used here. A Colorado Geologist page, if published, uses the same occupation column and the same $9,308,121 national ceiling with a different state filter. The two pages are not a ranking and do not sum to the national total unless every state is listed.

Commercial Real Estate is a different Oklahoma occupation-state pair. It does not belong in $432,652. Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are omitted. See Geologist donations, Oklahoma campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties.

What the match excludes

This page does not rank Oklahoma against Colorado, does not treat geology as a political bloc, and does not equate FEC donations with federal energy awards. Two columns matched. Correlation is not causation.

Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are omitted. See Geologist donations, Oklahoma campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties.

Questions

How much have Geologist donors in Oklahoma given?

FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation Geologist and state Oklahoma total $432,652. That join includes 2,071 contributions and 85 donors. Nationwide, Geologist-coded receipts are $9,308,121 from 1,311 donors and 24,898 contributions. Occupation labels are filer-entered.

How does Oklahoma compare with Colorado on Geologist giving?

Both joins use GEOLOGIST and the same national totals ($9,308,121, 24,898 contributions, 1,311 donors). Oklahoma’s state side is $432,652, 2,071 contributions, and 85 donors. The states are not ranked. Different shares of dollars and rows are not a measure of influence.

Are these petroleum geologists?

The occupation field is GEOLOGIST as entered. It does not encode industry. Nationally the label covers 1,311 donors and $9,308,121. This tie only adds the Oklahoma donor-state filter. Employer text is not aggregated here Donor state is the address on the itemized individual record, not a map of Oklahoma races. This join is $432,652 from 85 donors and 2,071 contributions against $9,308,121 nationwide. Recipients can be committees anywhere in the FEC system.

Did this money go to Oklahoma campaigns?

Not necessarily. Donor state is Oklahoma. Recipients can be committees anywhere that file with the FEC. This page does not allocate the $432,652 by office Donor state is the address on the itemized individual record, not a map of Oklahoma races. This join is $432,652 from 85 donors and 2,071 contributions against $9,308,121 nationwide. Recipients can be committees anywhere in the FEC system.