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GREER INDUSTRIES in the 2010 cycle: $10.7 million from 2 donors

Contributors listing GREER INDUSTRIES on federal itemized receipts account for $10,717,600 in the 2010 election cycle, according to FEC.gov aggregates on LobbyVault. That slice is 14 contributions from 2 donors. The all-cycle total for the string is $18,659,050. Cycle 2010 is 57.4% of that parent book — a majority midterm slice, not the entire employer history. This page joins GREER INDUSTRIES to the 2010 clock. Fourteen lines from two people is concentration. It is not a plant-level headcount.

Key figures

  • GREER INDUSTRIES in 2010 totals $10,717,600 from 2 donors and 14 contributions.
  • That slice is 57.4% of the all-cycle total of $18,659,050.
  • Two donors are a disclosure count, not a workforce census.
  • The label is FEC employer text.
  • Source: FEC.gov via LobbyVault.

2010 holds most of this employer string’s indexed dollars

Two unique donors produced 14 itemized receipts totaling $10.7 million in 2010. That is on the order of 7 lines per donor. The Greer Industries 2010 overlay lists disclosed names and amounts. LobbyVault does not infer quarry, manufacturing, or holding-company operations from the word INDUSTRIES on a form.

Fifty-seven point four percent of $18,659,050 sits in 2010. The other 42.6% lives in other indexed cycles on the parent page. Reading only 2010 understates the $18.7 million parent; reading only the parent hides that a majority landed in this midterm window.

GREER INDUSTRIES is grouped employer text. Related entities typed with a different suffix are other keys.

Cycle 2010 is a midterm FEC window

FEC cycle 2010 is the two-year federal clock labeled 2010. This join does not map that clock onto a commodity-price year or a state-legislature session. The 2010 election cycle hub shows other employer strings in the same window.

Party and office are not packet fields. They appear, if at all, as rows on the overlay.

What 2 donors and 14 lines omit

Unitemized gifts. Employees who typed a mill name, a city, or SELF. Committee PAC filings that are not this individual string. State filings.

A majority-cycle concentration is a timing fact about indexed receipts. It is not a claim that 2010 was the only year the entity existed.

Two donors and 14 lines totaling $10,717,600 is concentration in a midterm window. The Greer Industries 2010 overlay lists disclosed names. LobbyVault does not infer quarry or manufacturing operations from the word INDUSTRIES.

Related entities typed with a different suffix are other keys. Cycle 2010 is the two-year FEC clock labeled 2010, not a commodity-price year.

Citation

Cite $10,717,600, 14 contributions, and 2 donors for GREER INDUSTRIES in 2010. Cite $18,659,050 for the all-cycle grouping. Name FEC.gov. Live hubs override this snapshot.

The 57.4% share ($10,717,600 of $18,659,050) is a majority midterm slice. Other cycles hold 42.6%. Reading only 2010 understates the parent; reading only the parent hides the majority-cycle timing.

Unitemized gifts, employees who typed a mill name or SELF, committee PAC filings, and state filings sit outside the $10,717,600. Independent expenditures are another series.

Related tables

Greer Industries 2010 is the overlay. Greer Industries is the parent. The 2010 election cycle page is the cycle census. All FEC ties lists other joins.

Greer Industries 2010 is the overlay. Greer Industries is the parent. The 2010 election cycle page is the cycle census. All FEC ties lists other joins. Cite FEC.gov. Live hubs override this snapshot.

On the order of 7 lines per donor is optional arithmetic. Quote the overlay for actual row amounts. Party split is not in the packet.

Citing a 2010 majority slice

A complete citation: GREER INDUSTRIES in FEC cycle 2010 totals $10,717,600 from 2 donors and 14 itemized contributions, 57.4% of the all-cycle total of $18,659,050. The label is grouped employer text, not a plant census.

A majority-cycle concentration is a timing fact about indexed receipts. It is not a claim that 2010 was the only year the entity existed. Other cycles hold 42.6% in this extract.

This join exists so the 2010 cut is not mistaken for the $18.7 million parent. The parent page remains the all-cycle roll-up.

Fourteen lines from two donors totaling $10,717,600 in cycle 2010 is a majority slice (57.4%) of $18,659,050. Midterm clocks can hold majority dollars without this join supplying a commodity reason. The Greer Industries 2010 overlay lists disclosed names.

Employees who typed a mill, a city, or SELF are other keys. Committee PAC filings are other documents. State filings are outside FEC.gov. Quote the live overlay after amendments rather than treating $10,717,600 as frozen.

Cycle 2010 is the two-year FEC window labeled 2010. It is not a calendar of plant shutdowns or expansions. Those events are not in the packet and are not imported here.

Two donors and 14 lines remain a disclosure inventory, not a plant roster. Quote the live Greer Industries 2010 overlay after any 2010-cycle amendment rather than treating $10,717,600 as frozen.

Questions

How much did GREER INDUSTRIES donors give in 2010?
LobbyVault attributes $10,717,600 to that employer string in 2010, from 14 contributions and 2 donors. These are itemized individual receipts.
Is 2010 most of the GREER INDUSTRIES total?
In this extract, yes as a share: $10,717,600 is 57.4% of the all-cycle total of $18,659,050. Other cycles hold the remaining 42.6%.
Does 2 donors mean two employees?
It means 2 unique contributors on itemized receipts grouped to GREER INDUSTRIES in 2010. Other spellings and unitemized gifts are outside this join.
Is this a corporate PAC?
This join is individual contribution aggregates. A committee PAC is a different FEC document unless the individual receipt carries this employer string.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.