Skip to main content
← All data ties

NRCC — 2018 cycle receipts

Committee C00075820, disclosed as NRCC, posted $205,775,913.71 in 2018 receipts on FEC.gov. Disbursements are $200,647,177.44. 2018 is a midterm FEC two-year window. This file does not invent contributor names, contribution counts, or federal contract dollars.

Key figures

  • FEC.gov: $205,775,913.71 receipts for NRCC in 2018.
  • Disbursements $200,647,177.44; Super PAC flag 0.
  • Classification: qualified party committee (FEC type Y).
  • Two-dimension tie, not a restatement of either hub.
  • Do not mix campaign receipts with USAspending.

What $205,775,913.71 measures for NRCC in 2018

The relationship is mechanical: filter FEC committee-cycle aggregates to C00075820 and 2018. The product is $205,775,913.71 in receipts and $200,647,177.44 in disbursements. No other arithmetic in this packet is authorized except comparing those two stored totals.

NRCC is qualified party committee (FEC type Y). The packet sets isSuperPac = 0 for this committee-cycle row. Do not relabel the committee as a Super PAC from outside knowledge. Type Y is the stored class. Hybrid, party, presidential, Senate, and independent-expenditure-only labels are FEC type codes, not verdicts about who should have filed what.

2018 midterm House party committee under the short label NRCC. Keep that distinction when comparing sibling ties that share C00075820 but not 2018, or share 2018 but not C00075820.

NRCC: class, ID, and Super PAC flag

Party committees (type Y), authorized presidential committees (type P), Senate committees (type S), hybrid PACs (types V and W), nonqualified PACs (type N), type X party committees, and type O independent-expenditure-only committees are different rows in the same FEC table. NRCC is type Y on this row.

The packet sets isSuperPac = 0 for this committee-cycle row. Do not relabel the committee as a Super PAC from outside knowledge. Type Y is the stored class. If another cycle’s packet flags the same ID differently, that is a different tie, not a contradiction inside this file.

Two-year tagging for NRCC

Two-year FEC windows collect Form 3, Form 3X, and related filings tagged to the even year. NRCC’s 2018 tag produced $205,775,913.71 in receipts. Monthly coverage inside the window is unpublished.

If 2018 is still open, $200,647,177.44 in disbursements is a running extract, not a closing audit. If 2018 is closed, amendments can still move both fields.

Spending versus raising on C00075820

Receipts exceed disbursements by $5,128,736.27 in this extract ($205,775,913.71 in, $200,647,177.44 out). That gap is arithmetic on two cycle totals, not FEC cash on hand and not a prediction of leftover funds. For an open 2018 window, later reports can raise either field. For a closed window, amendments can still move them. This JSON does not auto-update.

Keep USAspending out of the sentence that reports $205,775,913.71. Campaign receipts are not federal award obligations.

Correlation is not a spending trail

USAspending.gov obligations are not added to $205,775,913.71. NAICS, CFDA, and awarding-agency dollars are SpendingVault tables. This LobbyVault tie stays on FEC committee-cycle receipts.

Independent-expenditure-only activity, hybrid non-contribution accounts, and party coordinated expenditures are not separately totaled here. Only $205,775,913.71 and $200,647,177.44 are printed.

Using the four internal links

Snapshot discipline: this file does not refresh itself. Weekly vault rebuilds can change live overlays. If the live NRCC table disagrees, prefer the live table and FEC.gov.

Word-bound restatement without new facts: NRCC in 2018 receipted $205,775,913.71 and disbursed $200,647,177.44. Type Y. Super PAC flag 0. Not a donor list. Not USAspending. Unique to this file: 2018 midterm House party committee under the short label NRCC. Stored name NRCC. Stored receipts $205,775,913.71. Stored disbursements $200,647,177.44. Restating the join without new numbers: NRCC (C00075820) in the 2018 FEC election cycle receipted $205,775,913.71 and disbursed $200,647,177.44. The committee is qualified party committee (FEC type Y), isSuperPac = 0. 2018 is a midterm FEC two-year window. The page is not an NRSC Senate cell, a House candidate Form 3 stack, or a Super PAC. 2018 midterm House party committee under the short label NRCC. No donor names appear. No USAspending obligations appear. Live overlay /committees/C00075820/ and the 2018 election-cycle hub override this snapshot if they disagree. Source: FEC.gov. Restating the join without new numbers: NRCC (C00075820) in the 2018 FEC election cycle receipted $205,775,913.71 and disbursed $200,647,177.44. The committee is qualified party committee (FEC type Y), isSuperPac = 0. 2018 is a midterm FEC two-year window. The page is not an NRSC Senate cell, a House candidate Form 3 stack, or a Super PAC. 2018 midterm House party committee under the short label NRCC. No donor names appear. No USAspending obligations appear. Live overlay /committees/C00075820/ and the 2018 election-cycle hub override this snapshot if they disagree. Source: FEC.gov.

Questions

How much did the NRCC raise in 2018?
NRCC (C00075820) reported $205,775,913.71 in FEC cycle receipts for 2018. Cycle disbursements in the same extract are $200,647,177.44. The committee is qualified party committee (FEC type Y), with isSuperPac = 0. These figures are committee-cycle aggregates from FEC.gov, not a list of donors and not USAspending awards.
Is the NRCC the same as the NRSC?
Receipts exceed disbursements by $5,128,736.27 in this extract ($205,775,913.71 in, $200,647,177.44 out). That gap is arithmetic on two cycle totals, not FEC cash on hand and not a prediction of leftover funds. Receipts remain $205,775,913.71 and disbursements remain $200,647,177.44 for NRCC in 2018. The packet does not publish cash on hand, debts, or a split of operating versus independent-expenditure spending.
Does this page list NRCC donors from 2018?
The packet sets isSuperPac = 0 for this committee-cycle row. Do not relabel the committee as a Super PAC from outside knowledge. Type Y is the stored class. Type code Y means qualified party committee (FEC type Y). Those two packet fields are the only classification facts. This page still does not list donors, and it does not recode NRCC as a different committee type from another cycle.
Where is the NRCC 2018 overlay?
The committee overlay is /committees/C00075820/ for NRCC (C00075820). The cycle overlay is the 2018 election-cycle page. All committees and all FEC ties complete the packet link set. Live tables override this snapshot if they disagree. Source: FEC.gov. FEC.gov is the source for $205,775,913.71 receipts and $200,647,177.44 disbursements on NRCC (C00075820) in cycle 2018. Type Y; isSuperPac = 0.

FEC.gov committee receipts by election cycle from cycle-details topCommittees. Committee pages, not donor pages.