2014 cycle totals for filers listing Insurance Broker

Reading the 2014 Insurance Broker intersection

Filers typed INSURANCE BROKER; committees reported the receipts to the FEC; LobbyVault grouped the itemized lines by occupation string and cycle. The 2014 group for this string is $1,367,420 on 1,643 contributions from 920 donors. That is the relationship. It is not a restatement of the occupation hub, which still totals $16,637,368.

Compare Insurance Broker with other titles on all occupations. Compare 2014 with other even-year windows on the cycle hub. Compare this pair with other occupation–cycle pages on all FEC ties. None of those links moves $1,367,420 onto a different occupation string. If a filer used a near-synonym, that money is not in this cell.

Insurance Broker as a filer-typed occupation, not a job census

The occupation-wide total for INSURANCE BROKER on this extract is $16,637,368 ($16.6 million). That figure includes every indexed cycle for the same string, not only 2014. $1,367,420 is the 2014 slice (8.2%). INSURANCE BROKER is distinct from INSURANCE AGENT, INSURANCE, and BROKER. Those strings are not added here. The join does not verify surplus-lines authority or a brokerage of record from the occupation field.

$16.6 million is a rounded form of $16,637,368. Rounding does not change the 2014 cell. If a later extract revises the occupation total, revise the occupation sentence and recompute 8.2%; do not leave $1,367,420 described as a share of a stale denominator. FEC.gov remains controlling if extracts diverge.

2014 dollars for Insurance Broker: $1,367,420

The 2014 value is the FEC two-year election cycle that closes on the 2014 federal election calendar. It is a reporting window on individual contribution records, not a single Election Day total and not a count of offices on the ballot. Receipts dated inside that cycle window stay here; receipts dated in another even-year cycle sit on that other join. Inside that window, Insurance Broker accounts for $1,367,420 on 1,643 contributions from 920 donors.

1,643 is a line count for 2014, not a count of unique contribution dates and not a count of candidates who received money. Multiple gifts on one date still add rows. Earmarks and memo entries can add rows without adding new people. That is why 920 and 1,643 are both published.

Unique-person count inside the Insurance Broker × 2014 filter

1,643 contributions and 920 donors describe different units. A row is an itemized receipt line. A donor is a unique person inside this occupation–cycle filter as LobbyVault matches names. 1,643 divided by 920 is the mean lines per donor in this cell; $1,367,420 divided by 920 is about $1,486 per donor; $1,367,420 divided by 1,643 is about $832 per line. Means are not medians. Large gifts pull the mean up. The packet does not publish a median.

Committee identity is not in these four facts. 920 people gave $1,367,420 through whatever recipient committees appear on the underlying rows. Listing those committees requires the occupation or cycle hub, not this snapshot. Do not fill that gap with a party adjective.

A complete citation names occupation INSURANCE BROKER, cycle 2014, dollars $1,367,420, contribution lines 1,643, and unique donors 920. Omitting the occupation string makes the cycle look occupation-wide. Omitting the cycle makes the occupation hub look like a single-year figure. Omitting the donor count invites a reader to treat 1,643 as people. Keep all five tokens.

Public records, not a bloc or a motive

This page is not a claim that donations fund federal spending. FEC individual contributions and USAspending awards are different datasets. The join here is occupation × cycle inside FEC.gov only. It is not a ranking of occupations, not medical or political advice, and not a statement that Insurance Broker as a profession acted in concert in 2014.

Searchers who want a candidate list, a party split, or an employer list need other LobbyVault tables. This join’s facts do not include those cuts. Inventing them would break the packet contract. Keep the sentence to occupation, cycle, dollars, rows, and donors.

Questions

How much did Insurance Broker filers give in the 2014 FEC cycle?

Itemized individual contributions with occupation INSURANCE BROKER total $1,367,420 in the 2014 FEC cycle. LobbyVault counts 1,643 contributions and 920 unique donors in that cell. The occupation-wide total for the same string on this extract is $16,637,368, so 2014 is 8.2% of that roll-up. Figures come from FEC.gov aggregates. Labels are filer-entered.

Is $1,367,420 the full Insurance Broker occupation total?

No. $1,367,420 is the 2014 slice only. The occupation hub still shows $16,637,368 across the extract. This page is a join: occupation string plus even-year cycle. It is not a restatement of Insurance Broker donations and not a restatement of 2014 election cycle. Adding other cycles here would invent dollars the packet does not list.

How many Insurance Broker donors are in the 2014 cell?

The join lists 920 unique donors and 1,643 contribution lines for INSURANCE BROKER in 2014. A person can give more than once, so lines exceed donors. About $1,486 per donor and $832 per line are means from $1,367,420, not medians and not typical gifts. Name matching can split or merge people. This is not a job-census headcount.

Does Insurance Broker include nearby job titles in 2014?

No. The filter is the exact occupation string INSURANCE BROKER as filers typed it. Nearby titles stay on other keys listed under all occupations. The string is not a NAICS code, not a BLS occupation, and not a PAC. See Insurance Broker donations for this key’s all-cycle table and all FEC ties for other joins. Cite FEC.gov.