How much FEC money is tagged Perry Homes Inc in 2014?

The join records $2,100,750 in itemized individual contributions for Perry Homes Inc in 2014, from 3 contributions and 2 donors. The grouping’s all-cycle total is $19,442,113.

How can three contributions total more than $2 million?

Because average line size is $700,250 ($2,100,750 ÷ 3). Itemized federal receipts can be large. The facts count three lines and two donor keys.

What share of the grouping is 2014?

10.8%: $2,100,750 of $19,442,113. Other cycles hold $17,341,363. Use the industry hub for the all-years roll.

Is this the Real Estate occupation total?

No. Perry Homes Inc is a named employer key. The Real Estate grouping is a different row with hundreds of donors.

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Perry Homes Inc political money in the 2014 election cycle

The Perry Homes Inc employer grouping records $2,100,750 in itemized individual contributions for the 2014 FEC cycle. Three contribution lines from two donors make up that midterm cell. The grouping’s all-cycle total is $19,442,113, so 2014 is 10.8% of the key. This is a named homebuilder string, not the generic Real Estate occupation row and not a builders PAC.

Key figures

$2,100,750 tagged Perry Homes Inc in the 2014 FEC cycle.
3 contributions from 2 donors; $700,250 per contribution.
2014 is 10.8% of the grouping’s $19,442,113 all-cycle total.
Named builder key, not a Real Estate occupation or PAC total.
Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates.

Three lines carrying $2.1 million

Three receipts on two keys average 1.5 lines per donor. Average line size is $700,250 ($2,100,750 ÷ 3). Average per donor is $1,050,375. Those are among the largest per-line averages in this batch. A three-line cell can still be fully itemized and fully public; scarcity of rows is not scarcity of dollars.

Large individual receipts in a midterm often include Super PAC gifts. The facts do not confirm that split. Recipients are on the overlay. This page names Perry Homes Inc and 2014.

Three Schedule A lines totaling $2,100,750 look like a data error until the $700,250 average is shown. It is not an error in these facts. Perry Homes Inc × 2014 = those three lines from 2 donors, 10.8% of $19,442,113. Two keys and 1.5 lines per donor is the most compact high-dollar pattern in this slice. The residual $17,341,363 sits in other years. The generic Real Estate occupation key, with 601 donors in 2014, remains a different row.

10.8% of the Perry Homes Inc roll

Nineteen million four hundred forty-two thousand one hundred thirteen dollars is the grouping across all cycles. $2,100,750 is 10.8% of that. 2014 is a meaningful slice, not the lifetime figure. Other years hold $17,341,363. This packet does not name those years’ amounts.

The industry hub is the running total. This tie keeps the three-line midterm from being lost inside $19,442,113.

Builder name versus Real Estate

Two donors are not 601 occupation-string donors. Perry Homes Inc is a legal-name grouping. Real Estate is a job-label grouping. Summing them would invent a housing-sector total the FEC field does not support.

“Inc,” hyphens, and personal names can split related receipts into other keys. If $19,442,113 looks incomplete for a known builder, look for sibling strings rather than inflating 2014.

Exclusions

Homebuilder PACs, independent expenditures, and state gifts are outside $2,100,750. HUD, FHA, or other housing awards in USAspending are a different dataset. These itemized gifts do not fund those awards.

Unitemized gifts are absent. Two donor keys are matching results for 2014 inside this grouping.

The Perry Homes Inc 2014 overlay is the data join. The industry hub holds $19,442,113. The 2014 election-cycle hub holds every employer string that year. The ties index holds other industry–cycle pages. Quote $2,100,750 with the three-line shape, the $700,250 average, and the 10.8% share.

Citing Perry Homes Inc × 2014

Write Perry Homes Inc, 2014, $2,100,750, 3 contributions, 2 donors, 10.8% of $19,442,113, source FEC.gov. State the $700,250 average line as arithmetic. Do not treat three lines as incomplete itemization; large receipts still itemize. Do not merge Real Estate occupation dollars. Do not merge homebuilder PAC disbursements.

The overlay lists the three committees. The industry hub holds $19,442,113. The 2014 cycle hub places this compact cell beside occupation keys with thousands of lines. The ties index holds other joins. Independent expenditures and state gifts are outside $2,100,750. HUD, FHA, or other housing awards in USAspending are a different dataset. These itemized gifts do not fund those awards.

“Inc” and personal-name variants may live in other keys. This join does not recode the builder’s corporate tree. If the lifetime $19,442,113 looks incomplete, look for sibling strings rather than inflating 2014. Quote both sides: Perry Homes Inc and the 2014 cycle.

Two donors, three lines, $2,100,750, 10.8% of $19,442,113: compact and high-average. The $700,250 per-line figure is $2,100,750 ÷ 3. Real Estate occupation dollars, builder PACs, and HUD awards are other objects. Cite Perry Homes Inc × 2014 with the three-line shape so readers do not assume missing rows. The overlay names the three committees. Sibling spellings, if any, are other keys.

Questions

How much FEC money is tagged Perry Homes Inc in 2014?: The join records $2,100,750 in itemized individual contributions for Perry Homes Inc in 2014, from 3 contributions and 2 donors. The grouping’s all-cycle total is $19,442,113.
How can three contributions total more than $2 million?: Because average line size is $700,250 ($2,100,750 ÷ 3). Itemized federal receipts can be large. The facts count three lines and two donor keys.
What share of the grouping is 2014?: 10.8%: $2,100,750 of $19,442,113. Other cycles hold $17,341,363. Use the industry hub for the all-years roll.
Is this the Real Estate occupation total?: No. Perry Homes Inc is a named employer key. The Real Estate grouping is a different row with hundreds of donors.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.