Illinois Beverage Systems I contributions received by SLF PAC
$12,500,000 in itemized individual contributions is the FEC.gov join between the stored grouping ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I and recipient committee SLF PAC (C00571703). That cell is not Illinois Beverage Systems I’s all-committee book of $18,059,500. 151 itemized contributions produced the overlap. These aggregates are not independent expenditures.
Key figures
- Illinois Beverage Systems I × SLF PAC (C00571703) is $12,500,000 in itemized individual contributions.
- The cell includes 151 contributions; unique donors are not published.
- That join is 69.2% of the Illinois Beverage Systems I grouping’s $18,059,500 all-committee book.
- The leftover $5,559,500 under ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I went to other committee IDs.
- FEC individual receipts are not independent expenditures and not USAspending awards.
How Illinois Beverage Systems I meets SLF PAC on the FEC tape
$12,500,000 requires both keys at once: employer/occupation grouping ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I, and recipient committee C00571703 disclosed as SLF PAC. LobbyVault keeps a Illinois Beverage Systems I industry hub and an SLF PAC committee hub. Neither hub is this page. The industry hub lists every committee that received itemized gifts storing this grouping. The committee hub lists every industry string that gave to C00571703. This URL is only the intersection.
This page is a JOIN. One side is the filer-entered grouping Illinois Beverage Systems I. The other side is SLF PAC on C00571703. $12,500,000 is what remains after both filters, across 151 itemized contributions. Opening only the Illinois Beverage Systems I hub restates $18,059,500. Opening only the committee hub restates every grouping that gave to C00571703. Adding those hubs together double-counts. ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I includes the trailing I as part of the stored string. Dropping the I would be a different key. SLF PAC on C00571703 is the recipient. CHGO BEVERAGE SYSTEMS also joins SLF PAC at the the same published dollar total on a different industry string; those are different industry strings. Do not add them. 151 contributions belong only to this Illinois Beverage Systems I filter.
The Illinois Beverage Systems I side of the SLF PAC join
Illinois Beverage Systems I’s all-committee itemized book in this extract is $18,059,500 ($18.1 million). $12,500,000 is 69.2% of that book. The leftover $5,559,500 (30.8%) went to other committees under ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I, or sits outside this recipient filter. A large or small share still describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that people in this grouping preferred this committee as a bloc.
Take the committee filter off and ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I still shows $18,059,500 itemized. $12,500,000 is the slice tagged to C00571703. Open the Illinois Beverage Systems I hub for the remainder $5,559,500. Do not subtract by hand from a different extract dated on another night. The industry book is not a company budget and not a NAICS sector total.
SLF PAC (C00571703) as the recipient key
C00571703 is disclosed as SLF PAC. This page does not list independent expenditures the committee made, operating expenditures it paid, or earmark destinations beyond the labeled recipient. $12,500,000 is itemized individual receipts storing grouping ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I and committee C00571703. Other industry strings giving to SLF PAC appear on the committee hub. Adding them here would break the industry filter.
Quote the committee with its FEC ID so a similarly named filing is not swapped in. SLF PAC on another ID is a different page. This URL is Illinois Beverage Systems I × C00571703, not every spelling of ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I. Dividing $12,500,000 by 151 contributions yields about $82,781 per itemized gift. That mean is arithmetic, not a typical gift and not a median. The packet does not name unique donors. Inventing names from the grouping label would break the contract.
Share of the Illinois Beverage Systems I book
69.2% of $18,059,500 is $12,500,000 to SLF PAC (C00571703). That percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings. Most of the $18,059,500 industry book went to other committees when 30.8% remains. Even when 69.2% is a visible slice, the slice is still only the C00571703 filter. Ranking this grouping against other employer strings is outside the packet.
The leftover $5,559,500 under the ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I string went to other committees. The Illinois Beverage Systems I hub holds that remainder. The SLF PAC page holds receipts whose employer field did not store ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I. Do not stack this cell with another industry’s gifts to C00571703; each join is its own filter.
What the Illinois Beverage Systems I × SLF PAC dollars omit
Unitemized federal gifts sit outside $12,500,000. Independent expenditures are a different FEC file; the source note on this packet says these aggregates are not independent expenditures. Employer and occupation labels are filer-entered. Neighboring spellings, punctuation variants, and successor company names are other keys. PAC disbursements from Illinois Beverage Systems I as an organization are not this cell.
Do not read $12,500,000 as proof that Illinois Beverage Systems I “funded” SLF PAC as a corporate act, or that the committee spent the money on a particular race. The join is two fields. Correlation is not causation. FEC individual contributions are not USAspending awards. This packet has no obligation dollars and no award counts. Do not add $12,500,000 to federal spending.
How to cite the Illinois Beverage Systems I × SLF PAC join
Internal links go to Illinois Beverage Systems I, SLF PAC, All industries, and All FEC ties. Use those four doors. The industry page holds the $18,059,500 book and the committees that received the leftover $5,559,500. The committee page holds C00571703 receipts from every grouping. All FEC ties collects neighboring pairs without mixing independent expenditures into this cell.
Researchers citing the join should keep both nouns in the sentence: Illinois Beverage Systems I and SLF PAC (C00571703). Dropping either noun turns this page into a restatement of a hub it is not. $12,500,000 is the only overlap this extract published for this pair.
Keep both sides named: Illinois Beverage Systems I (ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I) as the industry/occupation grouping, SLF PAC (C00571703) as the recipient. $12,500,000 from 151 itemized contributions is the published overlap. Unitemized gifts never appear. If a later FEC extract disagrees with this snapshot, FEC.gov controls.
Questions
- How much did Illinois Beverage Systems I donors give SLF PAC?
- Itemized FEC individual contributions storing grouping ILLINOIS BEVERAGE SYSTEMS I and recipient SLF PAC (C00571703) total $12,500,000 in this extract, across 151 contributions. That is the join, not Illinois Beverage Systems I’s all-committee book of $18,059,500. These figures are not independent expenditures. Original reports remain on FEC.gov.
- What share of Illinois Beverage Systems I itemized money went to SLF PAC?
- $12,500,000 is 69.2% of the $18,059,500 Illinois Beverage Systems I book. The leftover $5,559,500 stayed with other committee IDs under the same grouping string. 69.2% is a share of two FEC fields, not a finding that this grouping preferred SLF PAC as a bloc. Open the Illinois Beverage Systems I hub for the remainder.
- Does this page list the Illinois Beverage Systems I donors to SLF PAC?
- No. This packet publishes a dollar total ($12,500,000) and a contribution count (151). It does not name unique donors. Illinois Beverage Systems I is filer-entered employer or occupation text, not a verified employee or member list. Inventing names from the grouping or from the committee label would go beyond the facts.
- Is $12,500,000 independent expenditure spending by SLF PAC?
- No. $12,500,000 is itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. The source note states these aggregates are not independent expenditures. FEC receipts and USAspending award files are different datasets. Sharing a grouping string does not turn these gifts into federal obligations.
FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.