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Insurance Agent political contributions from Boise, ID

Itemized FEC individual contributions that stored employer grouping INSURANCE AGENT and contributor city BOISE total $17,881, on 3 receipts from 1 donor. Boise, ID's unfiltered city book is $32,781,693 across 146,425 contributions. The two figures are not substitutes. FEC.gov is the originating system. Filer-entered city and occupation fields drive the join.

Key figures

  • $17,881 on 3 receipts from 1 donor is the Insurance Agent × Boise, ID join.
  • Boise's all-industry book is $32,781,693 across 146,425 contributions.
  • INSURANCE AGENT is an exact filer-entered occupation string.
  • Means of about $5,960 per receipt and $17,881 per donor are arithmetic only.
  • FEC.gov controls if a later extract revises the join.

The Insurance Agent × Boise, ID relationship

Section 1 is the pair, not a restatement of either hub. $17,881 appears only where INSURANCE AGENT and BOISE (state ID) sit on the same Schedule A line. LobbyVault's Boise, ID page is every employer string in that city field. The Insurance Agent page is that occupation string in every city. This ties page is both keys together.

Three receipts and 1 donor produced $17,881. Repeat gifts add receipts; 1 donor is the published headcount for this extract, not a licensing census of every agent in Boise. Mean per receipt is about $5,960; mean per donor is $17,881. Both are quotients of packet facts, not typical commissions.

INSURANCE AGENT is the literal stored label. Nearby spellings, carrier names, broker titles, and agency names are other keys unless the filer typed this exact string. $17,881 does not absorb those other keys. City labels are filer-entered; BOISE is not recoded to a Census place or to Ada County as a whole in this file.

Boise, ID without the occupation filter

Boise, ID shows $32,781,693 on 146,425 city-field contributions when industry is not filtered. $17,881 is under 0.1% of that city total. A small share follows from exact-string matching: most Boise lines carry other employer text. The packet does not publish an insurance-sector roll-up. Do not treat $17,881 as Boise's insurance industry.

Boise is an Idaho city string, distinct from other Idaho city labels. Idaho campaign finance is the state parent, not an addend. Adding $17,881 to the Idaho hub would double-count if the same tape already includes these rows. All FEC ties is the index of other joins, not a sum of this cell.

Insurance Agent rows that are not Boise

Donors who stored INSURANCE AGENT in another city are on the industry hub and off this page. Donors in Boise who stored a different occupation string are on the city hub and off this page. The packet's industry-side facts for the published pair are $17,881, 3 contributions, and 1 donor.

Committees, parties, and election cycles are unpublished for this overlap. If those cuts exist, they live on the live Insurance Agent hub or the live Boise, ID hub. This prose will not invent them. Keep both nouns when quoting $17,881.

Limits of the $17,881 Boise cell

$17,881 excludes unitemized federal gifts, Idaho state filings, and independent expenditures. It is not a premium-volume figure and not a payroll. PAC street addresses that stored BOISE and INSURANCE AGENT are treated like any other address in the city field. LobbyVault does not guess motive from 3 receipts.

Correlation is not causation. One donor and $17,881 do not show that insurance agents set Boise elections. If a later FEC extract revises $17,881, 3 receipts, or 1 donor, the newer extract controls. This page is a snapshot of the join, not a second disclosure regime.

Doors out of the Boise × Insurance Agent join

Use Boise, ID, Insurance Agent, Idaho campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Those four hrefs are the packet's internal links. FEC Schedule A is not USAspending. Do not fold $17,881 into federal awards coded to Idaho. Different statutes, different forms.

Cite the pair: Insurance Agent and Boise, ID. $17,881 is already inside $32,781,693. Adding the join to the city book would double-count. 146,425 is the city-field line count, not the donor count for this occupation string. The join's donor count is 1.

How to cite the Boise × Insurance Agent facts

Citation template: employer/industry grouping INSURANCE AGENT, contributor city Boise, ID, $17,881 on 3 itemized individual contributions from 1 donor, against a city-wide $32,781,693 on 146,425 contributions (under 0.1% of city dollars). Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates indexed on LobbyVault. City labels are filer-entered.

Then send the reader to the live Boise, ID hub, the Insurance Agent industry page, Idaho campaign finance, and All FEC ties. This prose is a packet snapshot. If a later extract disagrees, FEC.gov and the live hubs control. This file stays on one city and one occupation string.

Questions

How much did Insurance Agent donors in Boise, ID contribute?
This extract records $17,881 on 3 itemized individual receipts from 1 donor where the stored industry is INSURANCE AGENT and the stored city is BOISE. That is not Boise's $32,781,693 all-industry book. Source: FEC.gov.
Is Insurance Agent the same as every Boise insurance employer?
No. Only the exact string INSURANCE AGENT is in $17,881. Carrier names and other titles are other keys. One donor and 3 receipts follow the exact-match rule. LobbyVault does not recode the occupation field.
What share of Boise, ID itemized dollars is this string?
$17,881 is under 0.1% of $32,781,693 on 146,425 Boise city-field contributions. A thin share is the usual result of exact occupation matching. Quote both totals. Do not recast under 0.1% as an insurance-sector ranking.
Does $17,881 from Insurance Agent in Boise pay for federal grants there?
No. The series is FEC individual contributions. USAspending awards are a different dataset. This packet publishes no obligation dollars. Geography on a contribution line does not convert the gift into an award.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by donor city and employer/industry grouping. City labels are filer-entered.