PERRY HOMES INC in 2012: $9.5 million from one donor
The employer string PERRY HOMES INC accounts for $9,510,700 in the 2012 election cycle, according to FEC.gov aggregates on LobbyVault. That slice is 12 contributions from 1 donor. The all-cycle total for the string is $19,442,113. Cycle 2012 is 48.9% of that parent book — nearly half the indexed history in one presidential window. This page joins the builder-name key to cycle 2012. One donor and 12 lines is not a census of homebuilders and not a count of closings.
Key figures
- PERRY HOMES INC in 2012 totals $9,510,700 from 1 donor and 12 contributions.
- That slice is 48.9% of the all-cycle total of $19,442,113.
- One donor is a disclosure count, not a builder census.
- The label is FEC employer text including INC.
- Source: FEC.gov via LobbyVault.
Nearly half the employer book in one cycle
A single unique contributor produced 12 itemized receipts totaling $9.51 million in 2012. Repeat itemizing explains how line count exceeds donor count. The Perry Homes Inc 2012 overlay lists disclosed recipients. This prose does not invent a party split.
Forty-eight point nine percent of $19,442,113 sits in 2012. The other 51.1% lives on the parent industry page across other cycles. Neither page is a housing-starts series.
PERRY HOMES INC is grouped employer text including INC. People who typed PERRY HOMES without INC, a division name, or SELF EMPLOYED are other keys unless they grouped here.
2012 is an FEC clock, not a housing year
FEC cycle 2012 is the two-year federal window labeled 2012. This join does not import Census housing data or a metropolitan building report. The 2012 election cycle hub shows other employer strings in the same window, including other one-donor books.
A homebuilder frame is not a packet field. The dollars are itemized individual contributions as disclosed.
What one donor excludes
Employees who listed a different employer string. Unitemized gifts. State filings. Committee PAC documents that are not this individual string. Independent expenditures.
LobbyVault does not infer that a homebuilding firm had one politically active person. It reports one unique contributor ID on itemized receipts grouped to this text in 2012.
One donor and 12 lines totaling $9,510,700 is concentration under a builder-name key, not a census of homebuilders. People who typed PERRY HOMES without INC, a division name, or SELF EMPLOYED are other keys unless they grouped here. The Perry Homes Inc 2012 overlay lists disclosed recipients.
Housing-starts and metropolitan building reports are not packet fields. FEC cycle 2012 is a two-year federal clock, not a housing year.
Citation
Cite $9,510,700, 12 contributions, and 1 donor for PERRY HOMES INC in 2012. Cite $19,442,113 for the all-cycle grouping. Name FEC.gov. Live hubs override this snapshot.
The 48.9% share ($9,510,700 of $19,442,113) is nearly half the indexed history in one presidential window. Other cycles hold 51.1%. Reading only 2012 understates the parent; reading only the parent hides the near-half timing.
Unitemized gifts, state filings, independent expenditures, and committee PAC documents that lack this employer string sit outside the $9,510,700. One donor is not a closings count.
Related tables
Perry Homes Inc 2012 is the overlay. Perry Homes Inc is the parent. The 2012 election cycle page is the cycle census. All FEC ties lists other joins.
Perry Homes Inc 2012 is the overlay. Perry Homes Inc is the parent. The 2012 election cycle page is the cycle census. All FEC ties lists other joins. Cite FEC.gov. Live hubs override this snapshot.
Quote the overlay for actual row amounts. Party split is not in the packet. LobbyVault does not infer that a homebuilding firm had one politically active person.
Citing a near-half presidential builder slice
A complete citation: PERRY HOMES INC in FEC cycle 2012 totals $9,510,700 from 1 donor and 12 itemized contributions, 48.9% of the all-cycle total of $19,442,113. The label is grouped employer text including INC, not a homebuilding-industry NAICS total.
Twelve lines from one person is repeat itemizing. It is not a payroll and not a count of closings. Other builders’ legal names are other keys.
This join keeps the 2012 cut from being mistaken for the $19.4 million parent. The parent page remains the all-cycle roll-up.
Twelve lines from one donor totaling $9,510,700 is 48.9% of $19,442,113. Near-half timing is a cycle fact, not a housing-starts series. Other builders’ legal names are other keys. The Perry Homes Inc 2012 overlay lists disclosed recipients.
Unitemized gifts, state filings, and committee PAC documents that lack this INC string sit outside the $9,510,700. Quote the live overlay after amendments. This prose does not convert 12 lines into a mean gift as a published field.
Twelve lines from one donor remain repeat itemizing, not a closings file. Quote the live Perry Homes Inc 2012 overlay after amendments rather than treating $9,510,700 as frozen.
Questions
- How much did PERRY HOMES INC donors give in 2012?
- LobbyVault attributes $9,510,700 to that employer string in 2012, from 12 contributions and 1 donor. These are itemized individual receipts.
- Is 2012 half of the PERRY HOMES INC total?
- In this extract, $9,510,700 is 48.9% of the all-cycle total of $19,442,113. Other cycles hold the remaining 51.1%.
- Does 1 donor mean one employee gave?
- It means 1 unique contributor appears on itemized receipts grouped to PERRY HOMES INC in 2012. Other spellings and unitemized gifts are outside this join.
- Is this a homebuilding-industry total?
- No. Only this employer string in 2012 is in the $9.51 million. Other builders’ legal names are other keys.
FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.