MIT contributions received by MOVEMENT VOTER PAC
The MIT ร Movement Voter PAC cell is $610,470 on 1,796 itemized individual contribution lines (about $340 arithmetic mean). FEC.gov stored $7,257,813 under the MIT grouping across committees, so C00728360 holds 8.4% of that string. Independent expenditures are outside $610,470.
Key figures
- Movement Voter PAC received $610,470 from MIT-coded individual contributions across 1,796 itemized gifts.
- The MIT grouping totals $7,257,813, so this committee accounts for about 8.4% of that labeled money.
- 1,796 lines average about $340 each; that mean is arithmetic on the packet, not a typical gift.
- MIT is FEC stored text, not a unique-donor census or a USAspending vendor list.
- Figures are FEC itemized individual contributions, not independent expenditures or federal awards.
The MIT ร Movement Voter PAC overlap on FEC.gov
Readers comparing hubs should remember the missing key. The MIT hub lacks C00728360. The committee hub lacks MIT. This page has both, totaling $610,470.
MIT here is the stored employer/institution string, not a university gift-office report and not an endowment disclosure. This file does not invent donor names or a unique-donor count.
1,796 contributions averaging about $340 ($610,470 รท 1,796) describe a busy itemized book with a $340 mean. The packet does not name the 1,796 filers or say whether they are one household repeating. A line count is a filing pattern, not a unique-donor census.
MIT across committees is $7,257,813
MIT is stored employer/institution text. Massachusetts Institute of Technology spelled out, if stored separately, is another key. A payroll file would list current workers. This aggregate lists itemized contribution lines whose employer or occupation field grouped to MIT. Retirees and household members can reuse the string. 1,796 lines are not an employee headcount.
The packet supplies no unique-donor count for this industry-pac cell. Do not invent one. Cite 1,796 contributions and $610,470 instead. The 8.4% ratio is $610,470 divided by $7,257,813. Other committee joins for MIT are not listed in this packet; they collectively hold $6,647,343. Citing Movement Voter PAC as if it were the MIT lifetime total would overstate this cell by $6,647,343.
What Movement Voter PAC does not add to $610,470
C00728360 is disclosed as MOVEMENT VOTER PAC. This page does not list independent expenditures the committee made. The $610,470 is MIT-coded individual receipts. Other employers giving to Movement Voter PAC appear on the committee hub. Adding them here would break the 1,796-line filter.
MOVEMENT VOTER PAC (C00728360) is disclosed as a political action committee on this packet. A shared word between the employer string and the PAC name does not prove a corporate treasury gift. The $610,470 figure remains itemized individual receipts. Independent expenditures by Movement Voter PAC, if any, are a different FEC table. Unitemized individual gifts never enter $610,470.
Arithmetic mean $340 is not a typical gift
MIT across all committees is $7,257,813. MIT at Movement Voter PAC is $610,470 โ about 8.4%. The gap is $6,647,343 (91.6%). Closing that gap would require other committee joins, which this packet does not list.
1,796 lines at about $340 each describe the cell arithmetic. That mean is $610,470 divided by 1,796. It is not a typical gift, not a contribution limit, and not a payroll calendar. A few large receipts can hide inside a $340 mean. The packet supplies no median.
Public records, not motive
A shared employer word and a shared committee are not a causal chain. $610,470 is the itemized-individual overlap. It is not proof that MIT as an organization directed the gifts, and it is not proof that the gifts bought federal contracts. FEC donations do not fund USAspending awards on this page; the datasets are different ledgers.
Cite $610,470, 1,796 contributions, $7,257,813, and C00728360. Keep both sides named: MIT as grouped text, MOVEMENT VOTER PAC as recipient. Motive is outside the packet. Corporate treasury contributions, if any exist on other schedules, are not in these facts. Live overlay numbers win if they disagree with this snapshot. FEC.gov remains the originating public record.
Where $610,470 sits in the site map
Four hrefs cover the join: the MIT industry hub, the MOVEMENT VOTER PAC committee hub, All industries, and All FEC ties. Together they let a reader add or remove one filter at a time without leaving FEC itemized-individual space.
The MIT industry page holds the $7,257,813 grouping and the committees that received the other 91.6%. The Movement Voter PAC page holds C00728360 receipts from every employer. All industries and All FEC ties collect neighboring pairs without mixing independent expenditures into this 1,796-line cell.
Researchers who need names behind the 1,796 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $610,470 coded to MIT and received by MOVEMENT VOTER PAC (C00728360), against a grouping of $7,257,813. About 8.4% of that grouping is here; $6,647,343 is not. Dollars per line average about $340. Live hubs override this snapshot. If the overlay disagrees with $610,470, 1,796, or C00728360, the overlay and FEC.gov control. Source: FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.
Questions
- How much MIT money went to C00728360?
- The MIT ร Movement Voter PAC cell is $610,470. FEC.gov counted 1,796 itemized individual contributions into C00728360. That is the join, not the $7,257,813 all-committee grouping total and not a corporate treasury gift. FEC.gov is the source for $610,470, 1,796 contributions, and committee C00728360.
- Is MIT a unique-donor list for Movement Voter PAC?
- No. MIT is stored employer/institution text. Massachusetts Institute of Technology spelled out, if stored separately, is another key. The packet counts 1,796 itemized lines totaling $610,470, not unique people. MOVEMENT VOTER PAC (C00728360) is the recipient filter. Neighboring spellings are other keys. This page is only that overlap.
- What share of MIT FEC money went to this committee?
- About 8.4%. $610,470 divided by $7,257,813 is the Movement Voter PAC share for this exact string. $6,647,343 (91.6%) sits on other committees. No all-employer C00728360 denominator is in the packet. The percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that MIT as an entity directed the gifts.
- Does 1,796 equal a headcount of MIT workers?
- No. 1,796 lines are itemized receipts, not workers. Retirees and household members can reuse MIT. The arithmetic mean is about $340. FEC.gov remains the source for $610,470 to C00728360. FEC.gov is the source for $610,470, 1,796 contributions, and committee C00728360 in this MIT ร MOVEMENT VOTER PAC cell. The all-committee grouping total stored for this string is $7,257,813.
FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.