Lt Governor political contributions from Austin, TX

LT GOVERNOR is not a NAICS cell

LT GOVERNOR is a filer-entered label. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, STATE OF TEXAS, and office-holder names are other keys. This page does not treat $11,500 as the budget of that office. It is not NAICS 92. The dollars that survive both that exact string and city Austin, TX are $11,500 on 5 FEC.gov receipts from 1 donors. That is the join headline. Austin without the employer filter is $242,363,379 on 793,228 lines.

NAICS sectors, BLS occupations, and Census industry tables are other statistical systems. This page does not translate LT GOVERNOR into those codes. Quote the stored string.

Austin as a typed geography

Austin is a filer-entered Texas city string. Committee or capitol addresses that typed Austin can sit beside residential streets in $242,363,379. Texas campaign finance is the state roll-up, not the Austin city book. Joint-fundraising and committee addresses that listed Austin can sit in $242,363,379 beside residential streets. The packet does not publish a unique-donor count for the city as a whole, so this page does not invent one from 793,228.

Five receipts from one donor: the dollar total is a single-person cluster inside a large city tape, not a staff roster. Means near $2,300 per receipt and $11,500 per donor are arithmetic only. $11,500 is under 0.1% of $242,363,379 ($242 million rounded).

Hubs: Austin, TX, Lt Governor, Texas campaign finance, All FEC ties. Four links, four questions. This page is the both-keys question.

The intersection only

A LT GOVERNOR row in another city is out. A Austin row with a different employer string is out. Rows that fail either test never enter $11,500. That is why the join is smaller than either parent hub.

If Austin, TX or Lt Governor later shows a different integer, FEC.gov and the live extract control. This file is a packet snapshot, not a third disclosure system.

Caveats that stay attached to the dollars

Unitemized gifts, Texas state-office filings, and independent expenditures are outside $11,500. Party, committee, and cycle are unpublished here. Motive is unpublished. Neighborhood rankings are not a field.

FEC receipts are not USAspending awards. $11,500 does not fund a federal contract because both datasets can mention Austin. Correlation is not causation.

How to write the footnote

Lt Governor × Austin, TX: $11,500, 5 itemized individual contributions, 1 donors; city book $242,363,379 on 793,228 contributions, under 0.1% of city dollars. Source: FEC.gov. City labels are filer-entered. Employer strings are not NAICS.

Send readers to Austin, TX, Lt Governor, Texas campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Do not add the join to the city book. Do not drop either noun. If you need cycle cuts of Austin, those are city-cycle joins. If you need Lt Governor in a single even-year window, those are industry-cycle joins.

Parents versus this pair

The Austin, TX hub restates $242,363,379 on 793,228 lines without requiring LT GOVERNOR. The Lt Governor hub restates the stored string without requiring Austin. Texas campaign finance is Texas, a larger geography. All FEC ties is an inventory. None of those four pages is this pair, and none turns $11,500 into a federal award.

Repeat gifts that matched both keys add to 5 without necessarily adding to 1. Spelling variants that missed LT GOVERNOR never enter $11,500. Keep line count and donor count attached to their nouns. Keep the nouns attached: 5 is receipts, 1 is harvested donors, $11,500 is the join, and $242,363,379 is the Austin city book on 793,228 lines. Swapping those nouns is a citation error. About $2,300 per receipt and about $11,500 per donor remain packet quotients, not medians and not salaries. LT GOVERNOR is still not a NAICS code. Austin, TX is still a filer-entered city string. FEC.gov remains the originating system for every integer on this page. Researchers who need the unfiltered Austin tape should open Austin, TX rather than inflating $11,500 into $242,363,379. Researchers who need LT GOVERNOR in every city should open Lt Governor rather than guessing a nationwide total from this slice. Texas campaign finance answers Texas, a larger geography than Austin. All FEC ties lists sibling joins. None of those four destinations converts $11,500 into a USAspending obligation. Unitemized federal gifts and Texas state-office filings remain outside both the join and the city book as built here.

Questions

How much did Lt Governor donors in Austin, TX contribute?

Itemized individual contributions tagged LT GOVERNOR and Austin, TX total $11,500 across 5 receipts from 1 donors on FEC.gov aggregates indexed here. That join is under 0.1% of Austin’s $242,363,379 city-wide book. It is not a PAC total. Original reports remain on FEC.gov.

Is $11,500 the full Austin political-money total?

No. Austin indexes $242,363,379 across 793,228 itemized contributions. $11,500 is only the Lt Governor employer/occupation slice inside that city. Other strings, unitemized gifts, and state-office filings sit outside the join. Filings remain on FEC.gov.

Does Lt Governor money in Austin fund federal spending there?

No. These figures are FEC individual contributions, not USAspending awards. $11,500 does not become a contract because both rows can mention Austin. Different statutes, different forms. This packet has no obligation dollars. Filings remain on FEC.gov. Keep both Lt Governor and Austin in the sentence when quoting $11,500.

Is LT GOVERNOR a NAICS industry?

No. LT GOVERNOR is a filer-entered employer or occupation string on FEC itemizations, not a NAICS code. $11,500 counts only rows that stored this exact text with city Austin. Other spellings and related job titles are other keys. LobbyVault does not recode the field into a sector.