Brooklyn, NY itemized contributions to WINRED

The Brooklyn–WINRED overlap

Two FEC fields produce $743,223: contributor city Brooklyn in New York and recipient WINRED. The stored city is the itemization’s city value, not a Census place and not a residency test. The stored recipient is C00694323. Amended reports can move either number. If a live hub disagrees with this snapshot, the newer FEC extract controls.

The arithmetic is simple and bounded: $743,223 ÷ $223,850,174 ≈ 0.33%. The leftover is $223,106,951. No other dollars appear in this packet. Contribution counts, unique donors, and cycle splits are not published here, so this page does not print a mean gift or a donor headcount.

The source note on this packet is FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by donor city and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures. That sentence is the boundary of $743,223.

The Brooklyn, NY side of the join

New York campaign-finance pages roll up the state, including cities that are not Brooklyn. Do not add $743,223 to a state total from that hub; the state page already contains this city when the same extract is used. All FEC ties is the directory of other city-committee joins.

Across committees in this extract, contributor city BROOKLYN in New York totals $223,850,174. $743,223 is 0.33% of that city book. A 0.33% share does not mean WINRED was quiet in Brooklyn; it means other committees in the same city string can dwarf a single recipient. The live Brooklyn, NY table is the place to compare other committees. This snapshot lists one.

WINRED (C00694323) as the recipient key

C00694323 is disclosed as WINRED. This page does not list independent expenditures the committee made. The $743,223 is Brooklyn-coded individual receipts. Other cities giving to WINRED appear on the committee hub. Adding them here would break the Brooklyn filter.

The committee hub for WINRED holds receipts whose city field did not group to Brooklyn. This tie page exists so the city total and the committee overlay stay comparable without being stacked. FEC.gov is the source. Live hubs override this snapshot.

What the join omits

This packet does not publish contribution counts, unique-donor counts, occupation mix, or cycle splits for the Brooklyn × WINRED overlap. Open the live Brooklyn, NY page and the live WINRED page for breakdowns if the extract publishes them. This prose stays on $743,223 and $223,850,174.

$743,223 is itemized federal individual contributions with contributor city BROOKLYN and recipient C00694323. Unitemized gifts sit outside it. New York state-office campaigns sit outside it. Independent-expenditure totals are a different FEC table. A candidate who lives in Brooklyn can raise money from other cities; those gifts are not this join.

If the overlay on C00694323 disagrees with $743,223, the overlay and FEC.gov control. This snapshot is not a third disclosure system. Amended Form 3/3X filings can move a city-committee cell after this file was written.

How to cite Brooklyn × WINRED

The Brooklyn, NY city page holds the $223,850,174 grouping and the committees that received the other 99.7%. The WINRED page holds C00694323 receipts from every city. All FEC ties collects neighboring pairs without mixing independent expenditures into this cell. New York campaign finance is the state roll-up.

Name both keys: city Brooklyn, NY totaling $223,850,174 across all recipients, and $743,223 in itemized gifts to WINRED (C00694323). The share of the city bucket is 0.33%. The leftover is $223,106,951. Do not print a Brooklyn share of federal awards. This packet has no USAspending field.

Quote the join with both nouns in the same sentence so a downstream citation cannot drop a side. A later amendment wave can move a dollar without this file rewriting itself. Treat the live LobbyVault hub as newer than this packet snapshot.

New York context for this city-committee cell

New York’s state hub includes Brooklyn and every other city string in NY. This page does not reprint the state total. Adding $743,223 to other NY city cells on WINRED would double-count if someone then compared that sum to the committee overlay. Stay on the pair.

This tie only publishes the overlap: $743,223 coded to Brooklyn, NY and received by WINRED (C00694323), against a city grouping of $223,850,174. About 0.33% of that grouping is here; $223,106,951 is not. Independent expenditures are not in this join.

A high or low share (0.33%) is a filing pattern, not an unique-donor census and not a ranking of Brooklyn against other cities. Do not rank cities as more or less politically active from this single cell. Other city-committee pages are other filters.

Questions

How much did Brooklyn, NY donors give WINRED?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $743,223 coded to contributor city Brooklyn, NY and received by WINRED (C00694323). The broader Brooklyn city book across all committees is $223,850,174. This cell is about 0.33% of that city total. These figures are not independent expenditures.

What share of Brooklyn itemized money is WINRED?

$743,223 is 0.33% of the $223,850,174 Brooklyn, NY city book. The leftover $223,106,951 (99.7%) went to other committees. A 0.33% share is a filter result, not a ranking of Brooklyn against other cities. Quote both dollars.

Does the Brooklyn total to WINRED count only residents?

No. The city is the contributor-city value on the FEC itemization. Filers typed BROOKLYN with state NY. Office addresses and joint-fundraising mail that list Brooklyn can sit in $743,223 when that is the stored string. LobbyVault does not recode the field into a residential-only book.

Where do the Brooklyn × WINRED numbers come from?

FEC.gov itemized contribution aggregates, indexed on LobbyVault: $743,223 for Brooklyn, NY to WINRED (C00694323), and $223,850,174 for the city string across committees. Original reports remain on FEC.gov. If a later extract disagrees with this snapshot, the Commission’s filing controls. Independent expenditures are omitted.