Intercontinental Exchange Inc contributions received by GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY

An exchange employer string on a Georgia Super PAC

INTERCONTINENTAL EXCHANGE INC totals $12,953,600 in itemized individual contributions. GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY, committee C00750323, received $10,500,000 of that grouping across 50 contributions—about 81% of the employer total. NYSE, ICE, and Intercontinental Exchange without Inc. are other keys if filers typed them that way. This page does not merge a publicly traded parent with every subsidiary ticker.

About $2,453,600 of Intercontinental Exchange Inc-coded money ($12,953,600 − $10,500,000) went to other committees. The leftover keeps the industry hub from being a clone. An 81% share still means this Georgia committee dominates the labeled string.

50 lines averaging $210,000

Fifty itemized contributions totaling $10,500,000 average exactly $210,000 per line ($10,500,000 ÷ 50). That round mean can reflect many gifts at a common amount, a mix that happens to divide evenly, or both. The packet does not publish a distribution. Treat $210,000 as arithmetic, not a typical exchange-employee gift.

Unique donors are not listed. Repeat gifts raise 50 without adding people. Occupations such as TRADER or EXECUTIVE sit on occupation hubs and are not added into this employer join.

GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY (C00750323)

C00750323 is disclosed as GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY. Family Ser Of Nw Ohio’s join to a different Georgia committee (Georgians for Kelly Loeffler) is a different ID. Do not mix C00750323 with C00729608. This cell is Intercontinental Exchange Inc × Georgia United Victory only.

Independent expenditures in Georgia races are outside $10,500,000. Operating expenditures are outside it. Other employers on the Georgia United Victory hub are outside these 50 rows. The committee hub is the all-employer view.

An exchange brand is not a CFTC enforcement total

FEC individual receipts do not fund USAspending financial-regulatory contracts or Treasury awards. Shared ICE initials across an exchange, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and a contract file are a naming collision, not a money trail. Correlation is not causation.

Motive is outside the packet. Unitemized gifts never appear. Cite $10,500,000, 50 contributions, $12,953,600, and C00750323. Keep Intercontinental Exchange Inc spelled out so it is not confused with other ICE strings.

Linked hubs

The Intercontinental Exchange Inc industry page holds the $12,953,600 employer total. The GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY page holds C00750323 receipts from every employer. All industries and all FEC ties collect neighboring pairs, including other Georgia-committee joins with different IDs, without mixing independent expenditures into this 50-line cell.

Eighty-one percent is $10,500,000 of $12,953,600. The leftover $2,453,600 is Intercontinental Exchange Inc-coded money on other committees. 50 lines averaging $210,000 ($10,500,000 ÷ 50) is a round mean. Treat it as arithmetic. NYSE or ICE as shorter strings are other keys.

Georgians for Kelly Loeffler is a different committee ID. Family Ser Of Nw Ohio meets that other Georgia committee, not Georgia United Victory. Do not mix those IDs. Independent expenditures are outside $10,500,000. Unique donors are not listed.

Cite FEC.gov for $10,500,000, 50 contributions, $12,953,600, and C00750323. Intercontinental Exchange is not Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Do not treat 81% as an exchange treasury gift or as financial-regulatory awards on USAspending. Keep the employer name spelled out.

Researchers who need names behind the 50 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $10,500,000 coded to INTERCONTINENTAL EXCHANGE INC and received by GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY (C00750323), against an employer grouping of $12,953,600. About 81% of that grouping is here; $2,453,600 is not. Dollars per line average about $210,000. 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. Spell out Intercontinental Exchange so it is not another ICE.

Questions

How much did Intercontinental Exchange Inc donors give Georgia United Victory?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $10,500,000 coded to the Intercontinental Exchange Inc employer grouping and received by GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY (C00750323). That join covers 50 contributions. The broader Intercontinental Exchange Inc employer total across all committees is $12,953,600. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Did ICE the company donate $10,500,000?

No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer field is Intercontinental Exchange Inc, not a corporate treasury gift. NYSE or ICE as different strings are other keys. This page does not verify employment. It reports the labeled join to committee C00750323 only.

What share of Intercontinental Exchange Inc FEC money went to this Super PAC?

About 81% of the $12,953,600 Intercontinental Exchange Inc employer total is in this join: $10,500,000 to GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY. About $2,453,600 went to other committees. That percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that the exchange directed the Super PAC.

Is this the same as Georgians for Kelly Loeffler?

No. GEORGIA UNITED VICTORY is C00750323. GEORGIANS FOR KELLY LOEFFLER is C00729608 on a different tie page. Do not mix those committee IDs. Independent expenditures are outside this join. Use the C00750323 hub for other receipt types not in this employer filter.