Neurosurgeon political contributions from Michigan
Donors who listed their occupation as Neurosurgeon and their state as Michigan account for $441,526 in FEC itemized individual contributions. That Michigan slice covers 506 contributions from 52 donors. Nationwide, the Neurosurgeon occupation grouping totals $6,036,706 across 7,309 contributions and 1,153 donors. This page joins those two FEC fields. It does not verify hospital privileges or name practices, and it offers no medical advice.
Key figures
- Michigan Neurosurgeon-coded donors account for $441,526, 506 contributions, and 52 donors.
- The national Neurosurgeon total is $6,036,706 from 1,153 donors and 7,309 contributionsāabout 7.3% of those dollars are in this Michigan join.
- NEUROSURGEON is not merged with SURGEON or PHYSICIAN here.
- An MI donor-state code does not mean the funds supported Michigan committees.
Neurosurgeon intersected with Michigan
Occupation NEUROSURGEON and donor state MI together produce $441,526, 506 contributions, and 52 donors. The occupation nationwide is $6,036,706, 7,309 contributions, and 1,153 donors. Michigan holds about 7.3% of Neurosurgeon-coded dollars, about 6.9% of Neurosurgeon-coded contribution rows, and about 4.5% of Neurosurgeon-coded donors.
Dollar share and row share sit close to each other; donor share runs a little behind. Michiganās Neurosurgeon join is a modest, slightly dollar-heavy cut of a specialist label. The national occupation hub still mixes every other state. The Michigan campaign-finance hub still mixes every other occupation string.
Fifty-two Michigan donors and 506 contribution rows produced $441,526 under NEUROSURGEON. The occupation side is $6,036,706, 7,309 contributions, and 1,153 donors. About 7.3% of dollars from about 4.5% of donors is a modest, slightly dollar-heavy specialist cut. SURGEON without NEURO is a different string. The 506 Michigan rows do not identify hospitals. Board status is not in the FEC occupation field.
NEUROSURGEON as a specialty occupation string
NEUROSURGEON is the typed title. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, and MD are other buckets. This join does not merge clinical strings. The national totalsā$6,036,706 from 1,153 donors and 7,309 contributionsāare the labeled receipts, not a board-certification census.
One thousand one hundred fifty-three donors and 7,309 contributions is a lower row-to-donor ratio than high-volume labels such as RN. Michiganās 506 rows from 52 donors sit inside that lower-row national pattern.
Fifty-two Michigan donors
Fifty-two Michigan donors produced 506 contributions totaling $441,526. Other Michigan occupations are outside this join. Neurosurgeon receipts from other states fill the remainder of $6,036,706.
MI is the contributor state. It does not prove a Michigan medical license or a Michigan federal recipient. The $441,526 is not allocated by office on this page.
Michiganās 52 Neurosurgeon-coded donors and 506 contributions sit inside 1,153 national donors and 7,309 national contributions. The $441,526 is NEUROSURGEON as filed.
Specialty title is not a hospital map
Readers may want employer or city. This packet supplies occupation, state, dollars, contribution count, and donor count only. Inferring a Detroit or Ann Arbor health system from MI would add a column the join does not have.
Keep the arithmetic inside the facts: $441,526 of $6,036,706, 52 of 1,153 donors, 506 of 7,309 contributions.
What the $441,526 does and does not cover
Fifty-two Michigan identities and 506 itemized lines produced $441,526 under NEUROSURGEON. That is a specialist cut, not Michiganās medical-occupation total. SURGEON, PHYSICIAN, and MD remain outside these 506 rows. Adding those labels would mix strings filers kept separate and would no longer equal $441,526.
The national Neurosurgeon bucket is $6,036,706 from 1,153 donors and 7,309 contributions. Michiganās 52 donors are about 4.5% of that headcount while the dollars are about 7.3%. The gap is real in the aggregates and still not a ranking of Michigan hospitals. It means the Michigan-coded lines, taken together, carry more of the occupationās money than of its people.
Unitemized individual gifts never enter this page. Neither do independent expenditures. Donor state MI is an address code on the receipt, not a map of where surgery was performed or where a Senate race was run. For the unjoined sides, use the Neurosurgeon occupation hub and Michigan campaign finance; for other pairs, use the occupations index and the FEC ties index.
Caveats on a clinical join
This page does not rank states by physician giving, does not treat neurosurgery as a political bloc, and does not offer medical advice. Two columns matched. Correlation is not causation.
Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are omitted. See Neurosurgeon donations, Michigan campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties.
Michiganās 52 donors remain the full identity count on this NEUROSURGEON plus MI filter; the $441,526 is not a hospital roster.
Questions
- How much have Neurosurgeon donors in Michigan given?
- FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation Neurosurgeon and state Michigan total $441,526. That join includes 506 contributions and 52 donors. Nationwide, Neurosurgeon-coded receipts are $6,036,706 from 1,153 donors and 7,309 contributions. Occupation labels are filer-entered.
- Is Neurosurgeon the same as Surgeon or Physician?
- No. NEUROSURGEON is the string used here. SURGEON and PHYSICIAN are other occupation pages when those words were filed. Nationally this label covers 1,153 donors and $6,036,706. This tie only adds the Michigan state filter Donor state is the address on the itemized individual record, not a map of Michigan races. This join is $441,526 from 52 donors and 506 contributions against $6,036,706 nationwide. Recipients can be committees anywhere in the FEC system.
- What share of national Neurosurgeon giving is Michigan?
- Michiganās $441,526 is about 7.3% of the $6,036,706 national Neurosurgeon total. The state has 52 of 1,153 donors (about 4.5%) and 506 of 7,309 contributions (about 6.9%). Those shares describe the join only.
- Did this money go to Michigan campaigns?
- Not necessarily. Donor state is Michigan. Recipients can be committees anywhere that file with the FEC. This page does not allocate the $441,526 by office Donor state is the address on the itemized individual record, not a map of Michigan races. This join is $441,526 from 52 donors and 506 contributions against $6,036,706 nationwide. Recipients can be committees anywhere in the FEC system.
FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by self-reported occupation and donor state. Occupation labels are filer-entered.