NEXTGEN CALIFORNIA ACTION COMMITTEE — 2016 cycle receipts

Two filters: C00615815 and 2016

Internal links are the four packet hrefs: the committee page for NEXTGEN CALIFORNIA ACTION COMMITTEE, the 2016 election cycle, all committees, and all FEC ties. No other path is cited.

C00615815 stores type O, designation U, and Super PAC flag 1. Individual contributions are stored as $0.00 while receipts are $13,232,627.44, so the receipt column is not an itemized-individual subtotal on this packet. The packet Super PAC flag is 1, so Super PAC is the correct label on this NEXTGEN CALIFORNIA ACTION COMMITTEE × 2016 join.

Correlation is not causation. A large receipt column is not proof of motive, coordination, or election outcome.

How FEC.gov classifies NextGen California Action Committee

FEC.gov committee master fields on this packet: name NEXTGEN CALIFORNIA ACTION COMMITTEE, ID C00615815, type O, Super PAC flag 1. Cash on hand in this extract is $84,791.86.

Individual contributions in this extract are $0.00. Committee designation is U, stored as unauthorized committee (designation U). Extra fields remain packet facts, not a donor or payee table. Those fields do not expand coverage to USAspending awards.

2016 filings versus this NextGen California Action Committee filter

A 2016 searcher who wants every committee should leave this URL for the cycle hub. A searcher who wants NextGen California Action Committee in every cycle should leave for the committee hub. Staying here keeps both filters: C00615815 and 2016, receipts $13,232,627.44, disbursements $13,147,835.58.

Independent expenditures by a different committee ID are not in $13,232,627.44. Unitemized activity that never entered this cell is not in $13,232,627.44.

Keeping $13,232,627.44 labeled as receipts

Every reuse of $13,232,627.44 should still say receipts, NextGen California Action Committee, and 2016. Every reuse of $13,147,835.58 should still say disbursements, NextGen California Action Committee, and 2016. Every reuse of C00615815 should still say the committee ID.

2016 is a presidential cycle tag. Cash on hand is $84,791.86. Disbursements of $13,147,835.58 sit close to receipts. The packet Super PAC flag is 1, so Super PAC is the correct label on this NEXTGEN CALIFORNIA ACTION COMMITTEE × 2016 join. Independent expenditures by other IDs remain another table.

Keep the two sides of the name together

Every reuse of $13,232,627.44 should still say NextGen California Action Committee and 2016. Every reuse of $13,147,835.58 should still say NextGen California Action Committee and 2016. Dropping either noun misstates the denominator. NEXTGEN CALIFORNIA ACTION COMMITTEE is the packet committee string; C00615815 is the packet ID.

Other 2016 Super PACs and other cycles for C00615815 remain other keys. Independent expenditures by other committees remain another table. USAspending remains another statute.

C00615815 next to other 2016 committees

Other 2016 committees live on the cycle hub and on other pac-cycle ties. This file does not add their dollars to $13,232,627.44. Other 2016 Super PACs and other cycles for C00615815 are the usual nearby labels. Opening All committees is the way to find IDs. Opening All FEC ties is the way to find other committee-cycle cells.

Do not invent donor names to illustrate $13,232,627.44. The aggregate is the published object. 2016 is a presidential cycle tag. Cash on hand is $84,791.86. Disbursements of $13,147,835.58 sit close to receipts.

Repeat the join in one sentence for citation: committee NEXTGEN CALIFORNIA ACTION COMMITTEE (C00615815), election cycle 2016, receipts $13,232,627.44, disbursements $13,147,835.58, FEC type O, Super PAC flag 1. Other 2016 Super PACs and other cycles for C00615815 stay on other pages. The 2016 election-cycle hub still mixes every other committee. All committees and All FEC ties are indexes, not extra dollar columns.

What a reader may not do with $13,232,627.44: treat it as a donor roster, treat it as a 2016 grand total for every committee, or treat it as money that funded USAspending awards. What a reader may do: quote the pair, quote disbursements $13,147,835.58 with its own label, quote the source FEC.gov, and follow the four internal links. Cash on hand in this extract is $84,791.86.

No occupation split, no state split, and no named-donor list appears here. If a later extract revises $13,232,627.44 or $13,147,835.58, the live NextGen California Action Committee overlay and the live 2016 page control. This JSON file is a snapshot of packet facts, not a third disclosure system. 2016 is a presidential cycle tag. Cash on hand is $84,791.86. Disbursements of $13,147,835.58 sit close to receipts.

Questions

How much did NextGen California Action Committee spend in 2016?

Disbursements are $13,147,835.58 for NEXTGEN CALIFORNIA ACTION COMMITTEE (C00615815) in cycle 2016. Receipts are $13,232,627.44. Do not swap the columns or treat either figure as a donor list. The packet Super PAC flag is 1, so Super PAC is the correct label on this NEXTGEN CALIFORNIA ACTION COMMITTEE × 2016 join. Type O. This page has no payee list and does not invent vendors. Source: FEC.gov.

What two tables meet on this NextGen California Action Committee URL?

The committee table for C00615815 and the 2016 election-cycle table. The overlap is receipts $13,232,627.44 and disbursements $13,147,835.58 for NEXTGEN CALIFORNIA ACTION COMMITTEE. All committees and All FEC ties index neighboring pages. Figures come from FEC.gov. This is a committee page, not a donor page. Type O.

Is C00615815 the same committee in other cycles?

The ID C00615815 is the committee key. Other cycles for that ID are other ties or the committee hub, not this cell. This page quotes only 2016: receipts $13,232,627.44, disbursements $13,147,835.58. Do not add those other cycles to $13,232,627.44 here. The packet does not publish an all-years total for NextGen California Action Committee.

Are 2016 NextGen California Action Committee receipts the same as USAspending awards?

No. $13,232,627.44 is FEC campaign-finance receipts for NEXTGEN CALIFORNIA ACTION COMMITTEE in 2016. Federal contract and grant obligations sit on USAspending.gov as a separate dataset. This join never treats committee receipts as those awards. Disbursements $13,147,835.58 are also FEC campaign-finance figures for committee C00615815, not obligations.