Greer Industries contributions received by RAESE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE

Nearly the entire employer string sits on one Senate committee

GREER INDUSTRIES totals $18,659,050 in itemized individual contributions. RAESE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE, committee C00182089, received $18,651,000 of that grouping across 44 contributions. $18,651,000 is about 99.96% of $18,659,050. The leftover is about $8,050—small enough that the industry hub and this tie are the same headline for most readers, and still a reminder that the employer string is not legally identical to the committee.

A 99.96% overlap does not prove that Greer Industries as a company funded a Senate race or that employees were directed to give. It shows how one self-reported employer string lined up against one committee ID. Forty-four lines carrying $18,651,000 average about $423,886 per contribution.

44 lines, not a plant-wide deduction tape

Forty-four itemized gifts at a $423,886 mean is a concentrated cell, unlike Honeywell’s 265,860-line connected-PAC pattern. Unique donors are not listed. Repeat gifts can make 44 larger than the number of people. The packet has no occupation split.

Greer, Greer Industries Inc., and related limestone or manufacturing names typed differently are other keys. This page does not merge a West Virginia industrial family. The $18,659,050 total is GREER INDUSTRIES as stored.

RAESE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE (C00182089)

C00182089 is a Senate candidate committee disclosed under that name. The $18,651,000 is Greer Industries-coded individual receipts, not the committee’s complete fundraising from every employer. Other employers on the committee hub are outside these 44 rows.

Independent expenditures in Senate races are outside the join. Operating expenditures are outside it. Shared local geography, if any, between a Greer employer and a Raese committee is not a packet fact unless listed in the facts—and it is not. Keep the relationship as two FEC labels.

Industrial employer text is not a mining award

FEC individual receipts do not fund USAspending contracts for aggregates, construction, or defense. A similarly named manufacturer in a federal award file is a different dataset. Correlation of an industrial brand across sites is not causation.

Motive and coordination are outside the packet. Unitemized gifts never appear. Cite $18,651,000, 44 contributions, $18,659,050, and C00182089. Treat 99.96% as overlap, not as identity.

Linked hubs

The Greer Industries industry page holds the $18,659,050 employer total. The RAESE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE page holds C00182089 receipts from every employer. All industries and all FEC ties collect neighboring pairs so this near-complete overlap can be compared with other employer-committee concentrations.

100 percent is $18,651,000 of $18,659,050. The leftover $8,050 is Greer Industries-coded money on other committees—the smallest remainder in this slice. 44 lines at about $423,886 each are a concentrated Senate-committee cell, unlike high-volume connected-PAC tapes.

Greer Industries Inc. or related manufacturing names typed differently are other keys. Unique donors are not listed. Independent expenditures in Senate races are outside $18,651,000. The packet does not split the 44 rows by cycle date.

Cite FEC.gov for $18,651,000, 44 contributions, $18,659,050, and C00182089. Do not treat 100% as identity between the employer string and the committee, or as a corporate treasury gift, or as USAspending awards to an industrial vendor. The $8,050 leftover is the entire difference between the two hubs’ headlines.

Researchers who need names behind the 44 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $18,651,000 coded to GREER INDUSTRIES and received by RAESE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE (C00182089), against an employer grouping of $18,659,050. About 100% of that grouping is here; $8,050 is not. Dollars per line average about $423,886. That ratio is arithmetic on the packet facts, not a typical gift and not a legal finding. Unitemized receipts, independent expenditures, and USAspending awards remain outside the join. Cite FEC.gov. The leftover dollars are small and still not zero.

Questions

How much did Greer Industries donors give Raese for Senate?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $18,651,000 coded to the Greer Industries employer grouping and received by RAESE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE (C00182089). That join covers 44 contributions. The broader Greer Industries employer total across all committees is $18,659,050. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Did Greer Industries the company donate $18,651,000?

No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer field is Greer Industries, not a corporate treasury gift. This page does not verify employment or reimbursement. It reports the labeled join to committee C00182089 only, from FEC.gov individual-receipt aggregates.

What share of Greer Industries FEC money went to this Senate committee?

About 99.96% of the $18,659,050 Greer Industries employer total is in this join: $18,651,000 to RAESE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE. About $8,050 went to other committees. A near-total overlap describes two FEC labels, not a legal finding that the company funded the campaign.

Does this include independent expenditures in Senate races?

No. The source is FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Independent expenditures and operating costs are outside this join. Use the C00182089 committee hub for other receipt types not in this employer filter.