Lamont Digital Systems contributions received by NED LAMONT FOR SENATE

Shared surname on employer and Senate committee

LAMONT DIGITAL SYSTEMS totals $14,171,172 in itemized individual contributions. NED LAMONT FOR SENATE, committee C00420117, received $14,050,722 of that grouping across 55 contributions—about 99.2% of the employer total. Shared surnames between a company string and a candidate committee invite a self-funding or family-business story. This packet does not confirm ownership, kinship, or that the candidate listed this employer. It confirms an employer-field match and a committee ID.

The leftover is about $120,450 ($14,171,172 − $14,050,722). For headline purposes the industry hub and this tie are nearly the same dollars. The 55-line count still defines the join as a pair of labels, not as a biography.

55 lines averaging about $255,468

Fifty-five itemized contributions totaling $14,050,722 average about $255,468 per line. That mean can reflect large itemized gifts, including candidate contributions from personal or closely held funds if those rows carry this employer string. The packet does not name the 55 filers or split candidate versus non-candidate donors.

Lamont Digital, Lamont Media, and other Lamont-named entities typed differently are other keys. This page does not merge a cable or digital-media family. The $14,171,172 total is LAMONT DIGITAL SYSTEMS as stored.

NED LAMONT FOR SENATE (C00420117)

C00420117 is a Senate candidate committee disclosed under that name. The $14,050,722 is Lamont Digital Systems-coded individual receipts, not the committee’s complete fundraising from every employer. Other employers on the committee hub are outside these 55 rows.

Independent expenditures in Senate races are outside the join. Operating expenditures are outside it. Later gubernatorial committees, if they have different IDs, are not this cell. Keep C00420117 named.

A name match is not a broadband award

FEC individual receipts do not fund USAspending telecom or digital-services awards. Correlation of Lamont across a company string, a committee, and a contract file is not causation. Motive is outside the packet.

Unitemized gifts never appear. Cite $14,050,722, 55 contributions, $14,171,172, and C00420117. Treat 99.2% as overlap of two FEC labels, not as proof that the company funded the campaign from its operating account.

Linked hubs

The Lamont Digital Systems industry page holds the $14,171,172 employer total. The NED LAMONT FOR SENATE page holds C00420117 receipts from every employer. All industries and all FEC ties collect neighboring surname-overlap pairs without mixing independent expenditures into this 55-line cell.

99.2 percent is $14,050,722 of $14,171,172. The leftover $120,450 is Lamont Digital Systems-coded money on other committees. 55 lines at about $255,468 each can include large itemized gifts. The packet does not split candidate versus non-candidate donors among the 55.

Shared surnames between employer and committee are still two dimensions. Later gubernatorial committees with different IDs are not C00420117. Independent expenditures in Senate races are outside $14,050,722. Unique donors are not listed. Lamont Media as a different string is another key.

Cite FEC.gov for $14,050,722, 55 contributions, $14,171,172, and C00420117. Do not treat 99.2% as a company operating-account transfer or as telecom awards on USAspending. The Pederson Group × Pederson 2006 join in this series is a similar surname-overlap pattern on a different pair of labels; do not mix those IDs.

Researchers who need names behind the 55 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $14,050,722 coded to LAMONT DIGITAL SYSTEMS and received by NED LAMONT FOR SENATE (C00420117), against an employer grouping of $14,171,172. About 99% of that grouping is here; $120,450 is not. Dollars per line average about $255,468. 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. A surname match is not an operating-account transfer.

Questions

How much did Lamont Digital Systems donors give Ned Lamont for Senate?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $14,050,722 coded to the Lamont Digital Systems employer grouping and received by NED LAMONT FOR SENATE (C00420117). That join covers 55 contributions. The broader Lamont Digital Systems employer total across all committees is $14,171,172. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Did Lamont Digital Systems the company donate $14,050,722?

No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer field is Lamont Digital Systems, not a confirmed corporate treasury gift. Shared surnames are not a legal identity. This page does not verify ownership or employment. It reports the labeled join to committee C00420117 only.

What share of Lamont Digital Systems FEC money went to this Senate committee?

About 99.2% of the $14,171,172 Lamont Digital Systems employer total is in this join: $14,050,722 to NED LAMONT FOR SENATE. About $120,450 went to other committees. A near-total overlap describes two FEC labels, not a finding that the company funded the campaign from operations.

Does this include independent expenditures in Senate races?

No. The source is FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Independent expenditures and operating costs are outside this join. Use the C00420117 committee hub for other receipt types not in this employer filter.