GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE — 2012 cycle receipts

How Gillibrand for Senate meets the 2012 cycle

This page is a join, not a restatement of either hub. GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE is one axis. Election cycle 2012 is the other. $15,735,457 is only receipts that carry both the committee ID C00413914 and the cycle key. The committee overlay still holds other cycles. The 2012 overlay still holds other committees. Opening one hub and ignoring the other drops a side of the pair.

GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE is stored as Senate authorized committee (FEC type S). The packet sets isSuperPac = 0 for this committee-cycle row. Do not relabel the committee as a Super PAC from outside knowledge. Type S is the stored class. 2012 type S principal committee with $1,973,971 cash on hand and $12,683,728 in individual contributions. None of that recodes $15,735,457 into a donor census. Independent-expenditure line items, if they exist on other schedules, are not published as a separate dollar in this packet.

FEC.gov is the source. Committee cycleHistory supplied the receipt and disbursement pair unless the packet source note says otherwise. This prose does not add contribution counts, unique-donor counts, or names. It also does not add USAspending obligations. 2012 is a presidential-year FEC two-year window.

GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE as the committee side

GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE is the committee side of the join. ID C00413914 is the stable key. Display text can shorten to Gillibrand for Senate in titles; the stored FEC name remains GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE. Other committees that share a similar brand string are other IDs and other pages. Committee designation P is stored as principal campaign committee. Cash on hand in the extract is $1,973,971. That is a stored cash-on-hand field, not receipts minus disbursements. Individual contributions are $12,683,728. That individual column is not the same number as cycle receipts $15,735,457; other receipt types can fill the gap without this page naming them.

Type S (Senate authorized committee (FEC type S)) describes how the Commission classifies the committee on this row. The packet sets isSuperPac = 0 for this committee-cycle row. Do not relabel the committee as a Super PAC from outside knowledge. Type S is the stored class. Classification can differ by cycle on the same ID; this file speaks only to 2012.

2012 as the cycle side

Cycle 2012 is a presidential-year FEC two-year window. FEC election cycles are two-year tags ending in the even year. Activity in the paired odd year can sit inside $15,735,457. This packet does not split those years.

The 2012 election-cycle hub includes other top committees. Their receipts are not added here. GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE’s $15,735,457 is the committee filter inside that hub.

Receipts $15,735,457 versus disbursements $14,257,872

Receipts exceed disbursements by $1,477,585 in this extract ($15,735,457 in, $14,257,872 out). That gap is arithmetic on two cycle totals, not FEC cash on hand and not a prediction of leftover funds. Repeat the labels: receipts $15,735,457, disbursements $14,257,872, committee GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE, cycle 2012. Netting without labels creates a third number the FEC did not title in this extract.

Cash on hand, debts, and transfers among joint-fundraising participants are other FEC lines unless this packet prints cash on hand as its own field. They are not $15,735,457 and not $14,257,872.

What this Gillibrand for Senate × 2012 page refuses to say

This page does not list donors, employers, occupations, or cities. Kind pac-cycle is committee × cycle. Inventing a donor would violate the packet. Contribution counts are also unpublished unless a packet field already stores them.

This page does not claim $15,735,457 funded USAspending awards, contracts, grants, or loans. Different datasets can share a year without sharing a payment trail. Correlation is not causation.

Related tables for Gillibrand for Senate and 2012

GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE holds the committee overlay. The 2012 election cycle page holds the cycle overlay. All committees indexes other IDs. All FEC ties indexes other two-dimension pages, including other cycles on C00413914 when those files exist.

Cite FEC.gov as the source for $15,735,457 receipts and $14,257,872 disbursements. Cite LobbyVault for the join presentation. Do not cite this JSON as a substitute for the Commission’s filings. Unique to this file: 2012 type S principal committee with $1,973,971 cash on hand and $12,683,728 in individual contributions. Stored name GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE. Stored receipts $15,735,457. Stored disbursements $14,257,872.

Questions

How much did Gillibrand for Senate raise in 2012?

GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE (C00413914) reported $15,735,457 in FEC cycle receipts for 2012. Cycle disbursements in the same extract are $14,257,872. The committee is Senate authorized committee (FEC type S), with isSuperPac = 0. These figures are committee-cycle aggregates from FEC.gov, not a list of donors and not USAspending awards.

What cash on hand does the 2012 packet store?

Receipts exceed disbursements by $1,477,585 in this extract ($15,735,457 in, $14,257,872 out). That gap is arithmetic on two cycle totals, not FEC cash on hand and not a prediction of leftover funds. Receipts remain $15,735,457 and disbursements remain $14,257,872 for GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE in 2012. The packet does not publish a split of operating versus independent-expenditure spending. FEC.gov filings are the source system.

Is Gillibrand for Senate a Super PAC?

The packet sets isSuperPac = 0 for this committee-cycle row. Do not relabel the committee as a Super PAC from outside knowledge. Type S is the stored class. Type code S means Senate authorized committee (FEC type S). Those two packet fields are the only classification facts besides designation when present. This page still does not list donors.

Where is C00413914?

The committee overlay is /committees/C00413914/ for GILLIBRAND FOR SENATE (C00413914). The cycle overlay is the 2012 election-cycle page. All committees and all FEC ties complete the packet link set. Live tables override this snapshot if they disagree. Source: FEC.gov.