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Insurance Broker political contributions from Illinois

Illinois donors who listed INSURANCE BROKER as their occupation account for $1,026,893 in FEC itemized individual contributions. That join covers 1,855 contributions from 219 donors. Nationwide, Insurance Broker-coded receipts total $16,637,368 from 41,053 contributions and 3,726 donors. Illinois holds about 6.2% of those dollars. This page is the occupation-and-state match, not a producer-license roster and not a claim about underwriting or premiums.

Key figures

  • Illinois Insurance Broker-coded donors account for $1,026,893, 1,855 contributions, and 219 donors.
  • The national Insurance Broker occupation total is $16,637,368 from 3,726 donors and 41,053 contributions.
  • Illinois holds about 6.2% of those dollars and about 5.9% of those donors.
  • INSURANCE BROKER is a self-reported FEC title, not a producer-license file.

INSURANCE BROKER joined to Illinois donor state

Occupation INSURANCE BROKER and donor state IL produce $1,026,893, 1,855 contributions, and 219 donors. The occupation hub is $16,637,368, 41,053 contributions, and 3,726 donors. Illinois’s dollar share is about 6.2% ($1,026,893 of $16,637,368). Its contribution share is about 4.5% (1,855 of 41,053). Its donor share is about 5.9% (219 of 3,726).

Donor share and dollar share sit close together. Two hundred nineteen unique donors is a relatively thick unique-person count for a $1.0 million cell. Contribution share sits a little lower than donor share, which can reflect fewer repeat gifts per person than the national occupation mix.

INSURANCE AGENT, BROKER, and INSURANCE are other keys if stored separately. They are not inside $16,637,368 unless grouped here. This packet does not claim that grouping.

A license-sounding title without a producer-number check

INSURANCE BROKER is typed on the receipt. FEC.gov does not match it to an Illinois Department of Insurance producer license. Three thousand seven hundred twenty-six national donors used the string. People who typed INSURANCE AGENT sit in another occupation total if that string is a separate slug.

Forty-one thousand fifty-three contributions from 3,726 donors nationwide is about 11 itemized gifts per donor. Illinois’s 1,855 contributions from 219 donors is about 8 gifts per donor. Repeat itemization is somewhat less dense in the Illinois cell.

Illinois cell averages among many Illinois joins

Dividing $1,026,893 by 1,855 contributions yields about $554 per gift. Dividing by 219 donors yields about $4,689 per donor. Nationally, $16,637,368 divided by 41,053 contributions is about $405 per gift. The Illinois mean is higher than the national occupation mean.

Donor state IL is the address on the receipt. Recipients need not be Illinois committees. Portfolio Manager, Venture Capitalist, and Pharmacist Illinois ties use different occupation strings. They are not nested inside INSURANCE BROKER.

Two hundred nineteen Illinois donors produced 1,855 contributions, about 8 itemized gifts per person, versus about 11 nationally. Frequency is lower. Mean gift (about $554 versus about $405) is higher. Donor share (5.9%) and dollar share (6.2%) stay close. This cell is a broad unique-person list, not a 17-donor Nevada-style concentration.

What 6.2% of Insurance Broker dollars is not

Illinois’s share is a table split. It is not evidence that Illinois caused broker giving, that brokers as a class funded a party, or that campaign receipts measure insurance markets. Occupation and state travel together on receipts. Causation is not in the join.

Coverage is itemized individual contributions from FEC.gov. Unitemized money and independent expenditures are out of scope. Occupation labels are filer-entered. These receipts are not NAIC premium totals.

INSURANCE AGENT, if stored as another slug, is not inside $1,026,893. PRODUCER donors in Illinois may include insurance producers who typed PRODUCER instead of INSURANCE BROKER. Those $979,481 are a different occupation join. The two strings are not merged here.

Occupation hub, state hub, other broker titles

Insurance Broker donations carries the $16,637,368 national occupation total. Illinois campaign finance carries all IL-coded itemized individual activity. All occupations and All FEC ties keep INSURANCE BROKER separate from INSURANCE AGENT so $1,026,893 is not treated as a combined insurance-sales sector.

The occupation hub still holds $15,610,475 outside Illinois ($16,637,368 minus $1,026,893). Use Insurance Broker donations for that remainder. This page isolates INSURANCE BROKER × IL. It does not measure premiums or producer licenses.

Two hundred nineteen donors, not a producer directory

Illinois’s Insurance Broker cell is one of the thicker unique-person Illinois joins in this packet wave: 219 donors, 1,855 contributions, $1,026,893. Donor share (5.9%) tracks dollar share (6.2%). That is a scaled slice, not a 17-person concentration.

INSURANCE AGENT and PRODUCER stay in other files if those strings exist as separate keys. $1,026,893 is INSURANCE BROKER × IL. It does not count Department of Insurance producers.

Questions

How much have Insurance Broker donors in Illinois given?
FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation Insurance Broker and state Illinois total $1,026,893, from 1,855 contributions and 219 donors. Nationwide, Insurance Broker-coded receipts are $16,637,368 from 41,053 contributions and 3,726 donors. Illinois is about 6.2% of those dollars.
Does Insurance Broker mean licensed Illinois producers?
INSURANCE BROKER is the occupation text as entered on itemized filings. FEC aggregates do not verify producer licenses. The 219 Illinois donors and 3,726 national donors are people whose records used that title, not a Department of Insurance count.
Is Insurance Broker the same as Insurance Agent?
Not in this join. This page reports INSURANCE BROKER only. INSURANCE AGENT can exist as a separate occupation key. The $16,637,368 national total is for INSURANCE BROKER as labeled.
Is this money given to Illinois candidates?
Not necessarily. IL is the donor state on the contribution. The $1,026,893 can be received by any FEC-filing committee. This page does not break receipts by office or by in-state versus out-of-state committees.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by self-reported occupation and donor state. Occupation labels are filer-entered.