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Native American Tribe gifts to Hillary Victory Fund

Hillary Victory Fund received $379,000 coded to Native American Tribe on FEC.gov itemized individual receipts — 76 contributions, committee C00586537. The Native American Tribe grouping across all committees is $4,393,271, so this recipient is 8.6%. The page is an employer-string × committee join, not a donor list and not a corporate check.

Key figures

  • Hillary Victory Fund received $379,000 from Native American Tribe-coded individual contributions across 76 itemized gifts.
  • The Native American Tribe grouping totals $4,393,271, so this committee accounts for about 8.6% of that labeled money.
  • 76 lines average about $4,987 each; that mean is arithmetic on the packet, not a typical gift.
  • Native American Tribe is FEC stored text (employer/industry text as stored, not a BIA tribal census), not a unique-donor census.
  • Figures are FEC itemized individual contributions, not independent expenditures or USAspending awards.

76 lines carrying $379,000 toward Hillary Victory Fund

HILLARY VICTORY FUND (C00586537) is the recipient filter. Native American Tribe is the employer/industry filter. Apply both and FEC.gov itemized individual aggregates report $379,000 across 76 contributions. Drop either filter and the number is no longer this cell.

About $4,987 per line is arithmetic on $379,000 and 76. It is not a typical gift, not a contribution limit, and not proof of a payroll deduction calendar. This JSON file does not invent donor names for those 76 lines.

Native American Tribe remains employer/industry text as stored, not a BIA tribal census. A tribal government treasury, an igra compact ledger, or a named-donor roster would be a different dataset or a different string. Open the Native American Tribe industry hub for $4,393,271 and other committees.

What the Native American Tribe string is not

The stored label is employer/industry text as stored, not a BIA tribal census. The Commission does not certify that each filer worked there, held that title, or used a legal entity name. A tribal government treasury, an igra compact ledger, or a named-donor roster.

$4,393,271 is every committee combined for Native American Tribe. $379,000 to Hillary Victory Fund is 8.6% of that stack. Other recipients hold $4,014,271 (91.4%). Combining sibling strings without naming each source total mixes keys. The 8.6% ratio is $379,000 divided by $4,393,271. Other committee joins for Native American Tribe are not listed in this packet; they collectively hold $4,014,271. Citing Hillary Victory Fund as if it were the Native American Tribe lifetime total would overstate this cell by $4,014,271.

Recipient filter: Hillary Victory Fund

Hillary Victory Fund is the recipient name in this packet. C00586537 is the ID. Receipts from employers other than Native American Tribe live on the committee page, not in $379,000.

Joint fundraising committees, conduits, and PACs can share a public nickname. This file uses the disclosed name HILLARY VICTORY FUND and does not recode committee type. The packet has no committee-type flag. A mean of $4,987 per itemized line can hide a few large receipts. The packet supplies no median and no unique-donor count. 76 contributions remain a line count, not a headcount.

$379,000 versus $4,393,271

$4,393,271 is the all-committee total stored for Native American Tribe. Subtract $379,000 and $4,014,271 remains (91.4%). Hillary Victory Fund therefore accounts for about 8.6% of the grouping. That percentage is arithmetic on two packet facts, not a ranking against other employers.

Do not read 8.6% as intensity, influence, or a planned program. It is $379,000 divided by $4,393,271. The industry hub is where the other recipients live. Native American Tribe as employer/industry text as stored, not a BIA tribal census can appear in contracting databases under similar names. Those obligation tables are not this $379,000. The join does not claim a payment trail from campaign gifts to federal awards or the reverse.

FEC gifts are not federal awards

Native American Tribe names can appear in federal contracting files. USAspending obligations are not these campaign gifts. This join does not claim that $379,000 funded federal work, or that federal work funded the gifts. Different datasets, same possible name collision.

Unitemized contributions never enter 76 or $379,000. Committee-to-committee transfers and independent expenditures live elsewhere. Cite FEC.gov for the itemized-individual join only. Quote both keys: Native American Tribe and Hillary Victory Fund. Quote the dollars: $379,000. Quote the volume: 76 contributions. Quote the source: FEC.gov. Leave NAICS codes and named donors out.

How to quote $379,000

A complete quote names both sides: Native American Tribe and HILLARY VICTORY FUND, $379,000, 76 itemized contributions, FEC.gov. Add 8.6% of $4,393,271 if the all-committee context matters. Omit any number that is not in those facts.

The Native American Tribe hub is for other committees. The Hillary Victory Fund hub is for other employers. All industries and All FEC ties complete the packet hrefs. Do not substitute a donor URL; this kind is not a donor roster. Unitemized individual gifts never enter $379,000. Independent expenditures and PAC disbursements are other FEC tables. Sharing a company-like string does not merge those ledgers with C00586537. Restating the join without new numbers: Native American Tribe at Hillary Victory Fund is $379,000 from 76 itemized individual contributions on FEC.gov. The same string stores $4,393,271 across committees, so this recipient is about 8.6% and other committees hold $4,014,271 (91.4%). The grouping is employer/industry text as stored, not a BIA tribal census, not a tribal government treasury, an IGRA compact ledger, or a named-donor roster. No donor names, unique-donor count, party split, or USAspending dollars are in this packet. Live overlay pages override this snapshot. Mean gift size is about $4,987. That mean is arithmetic, not a median. Independent expenditures remain outside $379,000.

Questions

How much did Native American Tribe-coded filers give Hillary Victory Fund?
The Native American Tribe × Hillary Victory Fund cell is $379,000. FEC.gov counted 76 itemized individual contributions into C00586537. That is the join, not the $4,393,271 all-committee grouping total and not a corporate treasury gift. FEC.gov is the source for $379,000, 76 contributions, and committee C00586537 in the Native American Tribe × Hillary Victory Fund cell. The all-committee grouping total stored for this string is $4,393,271.
Did a tribe write a $379,000 treasury check?
No. Native American Tribe here is employer/industry text as stored, not a BIA tribal census. 76 itemized lines produced $379,000 at HILLARY VICTORY FUND. Employment status and corporate identity are not verified on this aggregate. Neighboring spellings are other keys.
What share of Native American Tribe FEC money went here?
About 8.6%. $379,000 divided by $4,393,271 is the Hillary Victory Fund share for this exact string. $4,014,271 (91.4%) sits on other committees. No all-employer C00586537 denominator is in the packet. FEC.gov is the source for $379,000, 76 contributions, and committee C00586537 in the Native American Tribe × Hillary Victory Fund cell. The all-committee grouping total stored for this string is $4,393,271.
Why does this join list 76 contributions?
76 is the contribution-line count for Native American Tribe at HILLARY VICTORY FUND. It is not a unique-donor census; that count is not in the packet. Mean line size is about $4,987. Open the committee hub for other employers.

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.