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Oil Production political contributions from Midland, TX

$11,250 in itemized individual contributions is the join between stored industry OIL PRODUCTION and contributor city MIDLAND, TX. That cell sits inside Midland, TX’s $82,334,215 ($82.3 million) city book across 108,952 lines — under 0.1% of itemized gifts that stored MIDLAND. Source: FEC.gov Schedule A aggregates. OIL PRODUCTION is not IND OIL PRODUCTION, not INDEPEND OIL OPERATOR, and not a Texas Railroad Commission production volume.

Key figures

  • Stored pair OIL PRODUCTION + MIDLAND = $11,250.
  • 5 contributions, 2 donors, city book $82,334,215.
  • Share under 0.1%; means about $2,250 / about $5,625.
  • Filer-entered labels; no NAICS recode.
  • Snapshot only; FEC.gov and live hubs control.

OIL PRODUCTION × MIDLAND without the IND prefix

$11,250 is the published overlap for stored industry OIL PRODUCTION and stored city MIDLAND, TX. Readable labels on this page are Oil Production and Midland, TX. 5 contributions and 2 donors produced the overlap on FEC.gov itemized individual contributions. Midland, TX’s unfiltered book is $82,334,215 on 108,952 lines, under 0.1% of which is this string.

LobbyVault’s city hub and industry hub remain the one-dimension views. This ties page is the two-dimension view. Do not collapse them. Canonical path is /ties/oil-production-donors-in-tx-midland/. On the same Midland city book: TOM BROWN, INC, GEOLOGIST, and INDEPEND OIL OPERATOR. Those URLs keep their own dollars.

Arithmetic: about $2,250 per receipt, about $5,625 per donor. Those are $11,250 divided by 5 and 2. They are not typical gifts, not salaries, and not medians. Repeat itemizations raise the receipt count without adding donors.

Midland city dollars shared by several oil keys

108,952 city-field contributions total $82,334,215. Filer-entered city MIDLAND is the key. The stored city sits in Midland County, Texas. Odessa and Midland, Michigan are other city keys. Neighboring Permian strings are not rolled into MIDLAND. Joint-fundraising addresses that typed Midland may be in. The packet does not publish unique donors for the whole city, so none are invented from 108,952.

Texas campaign-finance coverage is statewide. $82,334,215 is not that statewide figure. Unitemized federal gifts and Texas state-office filings sit outside $82,334,215. Do not add other cities to build a metro unless a packet says so. Leftover after this string is $82,322,965.

Two-word production label versus Independ/Ind neighbors

$11,250 on 5 lines from 2 donors is the Midland, TX slice of OIL PRODUCTION. Other spellings are other keys. A Midland donor with a different employer or occupation is not in the slice. An out-of-city donor with this employer string is not in the slice. OIL PRODUCTION is the two-word string without an IND prefix. Five lines from two donors produced $11,250. Matching city totals across Midland oil pages do not authorize adding the joins. Each stored employer or occupation string is its own filter.

The industry hub is the string without the city filter. This packet’s industry-side integers for the join are $11,250, 5, and 2. Do not infer a national total from them. Midland, TX can appear in news copy, Census tables, and USAspending maps. Those appearances do not change this FEC join.

Production volumes this FEC cell is not

No USAspending dollars are in this packet. $11,250 is not an award. FEC and spending datasets can share a geography without funding each other. Independent expenditures are a different FEC file. Motive and party are not harvested here. Correlation is not causation. Do not read 2 donors as proof that Oil Production controls Midland.

If live pages disagree, the newer FEC extract controls. Internal links are not optional decoration. Midland, TX (/cities/tx-midland/), Oil Production (/industries/oil-production/), Texas campaign finance (/states/TX/), All FEC ties (/ties/) document the city dimension, the industry dimension, Texas, and the ties index. A citation that omits the city or omits Oil Production has left the join. Two donors and five receipts remain an exact-string overlap, not a ranking of Midland operators.

How to record the Oil Production × Midland, TX snapshot

Template: employer/industry grouping OIL PRODUCTION, contributor city Midland, TX, $11,250 on 5 itemized individual contributions from 2 donors, against $82,334,215 on 108,952 contributions (under 0.1%). Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.

City-cycle and industry-cycle joins are other files. This file stays on one city and one stored string. Keep both nouns in citations: Oil Production and Midland, TX. $11,250 is already inside $82,334,215. Do not add them. If 2 is 1, that is still a count, not a name.

Committee-to-committee transfers and operating expenditures are other FEC files. They are not added into the individual-contribution join on this page. Quote the join with both nouns in the same sentence so a downstream citation cannot drop a side. Treat the live LobbyVault hub as newer than this snapshot.

Questions

Midland Oil Production donors: what is the join total?
$11,250 on 5 itemized individual contributions from 2 donors storing OIL PRODUCTION and MIDLAND, TX. Midland, TX’s all-industry extract is $82,334,215 on 108,952 lines (under 0.1% for this string). FEC.gov is the source.
Is Oil Production the same as every similar employer in Midland?
No. Exact string OIL PRODUCTION only. On the same Midland city book: TOM BROWN, INC, GEOLOGIST, and INDEPEND OIL OPERATOR. Those URLs keep their own dollars. Near matches are omitted from $11,250. 5 receipts follow that rule. This packet does not merge those other keys.
What are the per-receipt and per-donor means for Oil Production in Midland?
About $2,250 per receipt ($11,250 / 5) and about $5,625 per donor ($11,250 / 2). Arithmetic only. Not medians, not salaries, not typical gifts. Repeat filings explain why 5 can exceed 2. The packet lists no median. Original filings remain on FEC.gov.
Which links document Oil Production in Midland, TX?
The Midland, TX city hub, the Oil Production industry hub, Texas campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Use all four hrefs from this packet. This JSON is a snapshot; live hubs and FEC.gov control if they disagree. Do not skip /ties/.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by donor city and employer/industry grouping. City labels are filer-entered.