Rye, NY political money — 2010 cycle

Joining Rye, NY to the 2010 cycle

$206,814 is the match: RYE + NY + 2010, 132 itemized rows. $33,915,812 is the city without a year filter. 0.61% of the city stack sits in 2010; 99.4% ($33,708,998) sits elsewhere. That is a minority slice of the city stack for this pair. The percentage uses only $206,814 and $33,915,812.

Do not substitute the Rye, NY hub or the 2010 cycle hub for this URL. The hub for the city blends cycles; the hub for the cycle blends cities. Only the intersection carries 132 rows and $206,814. A join is not a causal story. It does not identify recipients as local to New York and does not explain why the gifts were made.

Receipt city is whatever the filer typed. The 2010 tag is midterm (midterm federal calendar). Calendar type is not an explanation of $206,814. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by donor city and election cycle.

The city table for RYE

Stack every cycle for Rye, NY and the packet reports $33,915,812. 2010 contributes $206,814; the complement is $33,708,998. That stack is itemized individual money on this city string, not a count of Rye residents and not a unique-donor census. New York pages still include cities other than Rye.

The stored city is Rye, New York, in Westchester County. Rye Brook, Port Chester, and Harrison are different city strings if donors typed those names. State NY keeps this Rye from a same-named place elsewhere. $33,915,812 belongs to the NY key. City size and cycle size are independent facts: $33,915,812 citywide, $206,814 in 2010 (0.61%). The city hub drops the year; this tie keeps both filters. Money received by committees is not constrained to Rye or to New York.

2010 as an FEC two-year cycle

FEC cycles last two years. 2010 on a receipt is that window, not a single tax year. Inside it, Rye, NY itemized $206,814 on 132 records, a mean of about $1,567. The mean is $206,814 ÷ 132 rows. Median and unique-donor counts are absent from the packet and are omitted.

National 2010 pages still list other cities. New York pages still list other cycles. This join is Rye × 2010 only. Unitemized amounts, independent expenditures, and committee transfers are out of scope. 132 itemized rows is a sizable absolute count of receipts for this join. Use the linked city, cycle, state, and ties indexes for the adjacent tables.

Keep cityTotal and cycleTotal apart. $206,814 is the 2010 cell for Rye, NY: itemized individual contributions in that two-year FEC window only, across 132 records. $33,915,812 is the same city string across every cycle in this extract. Subtracting them leaves $33,708,998 in other even-year windows. Citing $33,915,812 as a 2010 figure mixes the city hub into this join. Citing $206,814 as the lifetime Rye total mixes the join into the city hub. 132 is cycleContributions for 2010 only; the packet has no all-cycle row count, so 132 cannot be turned into a share of citywide gifts. 0.61% is dollars only — $206,814 divided by $33,915,812 — not a share of New York and not a share of the national 2010 cycle. PAC receipts, independent expenditures, and unitemized gifts are other FEC tables; they are not mixed into $206,814 or $33,915,812. Donor names are not in the packet and are not invented. Source: FEC.gov.

Other cycles versus 2010 in Rye

0.61% equals $206,814 / $33,915,812. 99.4% equals $33,708,998 / $33,915,812. About 0.61% of Rye, NY itemized individual dollars in this aggregate were tagged 2010; about 99.4% were not. Those shares are not state shares, not national-cycle shares, and not voter shares.

Keep dollar share and row count apart: 0.61% versus 132 gifts. No all-cycle row total is in the packet, so a row share is not stated. 0.61% is not Rye's slice of the nationwide 2010 cycle; that nationwide total is not a fact here.

What {n} rows can and cannot mean

132 × itemized receipts = $206,814 for this definition. Households can appear more than once. Spellings of RYE can fragment or duplicate. Unique people are not counted. Rye is not ranked against other New York places on this page.

About $1,567 per row is an arithmetic mean only. Occupation and industry joins are elsewhere. The $206,814 is not broken out by committee. If the city field was not RYE, the gift is outside this cell even if the donor lived nearby.

Limits of a geographic-cycle match

The page does not rank cities, does not label 2010 a wave, and does not treat itemized receipts as New York opinion. Contributor city ≠ campaign city. A NY address does not equal a New York candidate. Amendments can revise either aggregate. Prefer a newer FEC extract if hubs disagree.

Left out: unitemized gifts, independent expenditures, non-individual sources, USAspending awards. See Rye, NY; 2010 election cycle; New York campaign finance; all FEC ties. Source: FEC.gov.

Questions

How much did Rye donors itemize in 2010?

$206,814 from 132 itemized individual contribution records listing Rye, NY. The all-cycle city total is $33,915,812, so 2010 is 0.61% of that stack. FEC.gov city-by-cycle aggregates are the source.

Is $33,915,812 the 2010 figure for Rye, NY?

No. $33,915,812 is all cycles for RYE. 2010 is $206,814 on 132 gifts; other cycles are $33,708,998. Use the city hub for the stack and this ties URL for the 2010 cut.

Did 2010 money from Rye fund only New York races?

Unknown from these facts. Donor city is Rye, NY. Recipients may be anywhere in the FEC system. $206,814 is not split by office, party, or committee state on this page.

What does 132 contributions mean for Rye in 2010?

It means 132 itemized rows totaling $206,814, about $1,567 each as an arithmetic mean. It does not mean 132 unique people. Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are excluded. No unique-donor census is in the packet.