Graylor Inc contributions received by Charles Taylor for Congress Committee

1,700 receipts totaling $2,534,404 at Charles Taylor for Congress

Graylor Inc is the grouped employer or occupation key. CHARLES TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE is committee C00222653. This page is the overlap: itemized individual gifts whose field grouped to GRAYLOR INC and whose recipient is that committee. The $2,534,404 figure is the intersection.

1,700 contributions averaging about $1,491 ($2,534,404 ÷ 1,700) describe a thick itemized book with a $1,491 mean. The packet does not name the 1,700 filers or say whether they are one household repeating. A line count is a filing pattern, not a unique-donor census.

The join exists so the industry hub ($4,280,403) and the committee hub are not treated as the same list. C00222653 is the FEC committee ID on this URL. Independent expenditures stay outside $2,534,404.

Graylor Inc as stored FEC employer text

GRAYLOR INC is filer-entered text. a private-employer string, not a congressional appropriation and not a finding that Graylor Inc as a corporation gave. GRAYLOR and related spellings can sit on other keys if filers typed them that way. This page does not recode a corporate family or a NAICS sector into $4,280,403.

Occupation strings without this employer key sit on occupation hubs. This URL is Graylor Inc × Charles Taylor for Congress, an industry-to-committee join, not an industry-to-cycle cell. Open the Graylor Inc industry hub for the $4,280,403 employer total and other committees.

CHARLES TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE (C00222653)

C00222653 is disclosed as CHARLES TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE. This page does not list independent expenditures the committee made. The $2,534,404 is Graylor Inc-coded individual receipts. Other employers giving to Charles Taylor for Congress appear on the committee hub. Adding them here would break the 1,700-line filter.

1,700 lines at about $1,491 each describe the cell arithmetic. That mean is $2,534,404 divided by 1,700. It is not a typical gift, not a limit, and not a payroll calendar. It does not identify who directed the gifts or whether Graylor Inc as an entity participated.

Fifty-nine percent of the Graylor Inc grouping

About 59.2% of $4,280,403 is $2,534,404 to Charles Taylor for Congress. That percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that Graylor Inc as an entity directed the gifts. Substantial overlap still leaves a remainder on other committees that stored the same grouping.

The leftover $1,745,999 (40.8% of $4,280,403) went to other committees under the same Graylor Inc grouping, or sits outside this recipient filter. The Graylor Inc industry hub holds that remainder. The CHARLES TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE page holds receipts whose employer field did not group to GRAYLOR INC.

A private employer string is not a House appropriation

Congressional appropriations and member-office spending are not FEC Schedule A employer totals. This join does not claim that $2,534,404 in itemized gifts funded federal work, or that federal work funded the gifts. Campaign contributions are not federal awards. Two datasets can share a name without sharing a payment trail.

Cite $2,534,404, 1,700 contributions, $4,280,403, and C00222653. Keep both sides named: Graylor Inc as grouped text, CHARLES TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE as recipient. Motive is outside the packet. Unitemized gifts never appear.

Corporate treasury contributions, if any exist on other schedules, are not in these facts. Open the Graylor Inc industry hub for the leftover $1,745,999 (40.8%) on other committees.

How to cite this Graylor Inc × Charles Taylor for Congress join

The Graylor Inc industry page holds the $4,280,403 grouping and the committees that received the other 40.8%. The Charles Taylor for Congress page holds C00222653 receipts from every employer. All industries and all FEC ties collect neighboring pairs without mixing independent expenditures into this 1,700-line cell.

Researchers who need names behind the 1,700 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $2,534,404 coded to GRAYLOR INC and received by CHARLES TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE (C00222653), against a grouping of $4,280,403. About 59.2% of that grouping is here; $1,745,999 is not. Dollars per line average about $1,491.

Live hubs override this snapshot. If the overlay disagrees with $2,534,404, 1,700, or C00222653, the overlay and FEC.gov control. Source: FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.

Questions

How much did Graylor Inc donors give Charles Taylor for Congress?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $2,534,404 coded to the Graylor Inc grouping and received by CHARLES TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE (C00222653). That join covers 1,700 contributions. The broader grouping across all committees is $4,280,403. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Is Charles Taylor for Congress the only Graylor Inc recipient?

This join is $2,534,404 of the $4,280,403 GRAYLOR INC grouping, about 59.2%. The leftover sits on other committees under the same key. The packet does not name those other recipients here. Cite FEC.gov for $2,534,404 to CHARLES TAYLOR FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE (C00222653) from the Graylor Inc grouping, across 1,700 itemized contributions.

What share of Graylor Inc FEC money went to this committee?

About 59.2% of the $4,280,403 Graylor Inc total is in this join: $2,534,404 to Charles Taylor for Congress. About $1,745,999 went to other committees. That percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that the labeled entity directed the gifts.

Why does the packet list 1,700 contributions?

The packet lists 1,700 itemized contribution lines totaling $2,534,404, about $1,491 per line. That is a receipt count, not a unique-donor count. Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are not in this join. Use the C00222653 hub for other receipt types.