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Pfizer Inc contributions received by PFIZER INC. PAC

Donors grouped to PFIZER INC sent $3,651,455 in itemized individual contributions to PFIZER INC. PAC (C00016683), according to FEC.gov aggregates. That join covers 63,150 contributions. The employer grouping totals $6,607,989, so this connected PAC is about 55.3% of the labeled money. This page is the intersection of one employer string and one recipient committee. It is not a claim that Pfizer wrote treasury checks, and it is not independent-expenditure spending.

Key figures

  • PFIZER INC. PAC received $3,651,455 from PFIZER INC-coded gifts across 63,150 contributions.
  • The PFIZER INC grouping totals $6,607,989, so this PAC is about 55.3% of that labeled money.
  • About $58 per contribution is the mean of 63,150 itemized lines, not a unique-employee count.
  • The leftover $2,956,534 went to other committees; the join does not link PAC receipts to USAspending awards.

Pfizer Inc meeting Pfizer Inc. PAC

PFIZER INC is the grouped employer key. PFIZER INC. PAC is committee C00016683. This page reports itemized individual gifts that carried both labels. The $3,651,455 figure is the intersection. Name overlap between a pharmaceutical employer and its connected PAC is expected. The join still exists so the $6,607,989 industry hub is not treated as identical to the PAC hub.

Filers who typed Pfizer without Inc, a subsidiary, or Wyeth or Pharmacia as a legacy employer may sit in other keys if stored separately. This page stays on PFIZER INC as indexed. Sixty-three thousand one hundred fifty contributions is a high-volume PAC file. Line count is not a headcount of Pfizer employees.

Fifty-five percent of the Pfizer Inc grouping

The PFIZER INC grouping shows $6,607,989 in itemized individual money. The PAC cell is $3,651,455, or about 55.3% of that total ($3,651,455 ÷ $6,607,989). About 44.7% of Pfizer Inc-coded receipts went to other committees. That leftover is $2,956,534 ($6,607,989 − $3,651,455). Those leftover dollars are on the industry hub — large next to many connected-PAC remainders.

A 55.3% share is not a near-total connected-PAC capture. Treating PFIZER INC. PAC as the whole Pfizer Inc political footprint would drop $2,956,534. Candidate committees and other PACs received a substantial slice of the employer string. The 55.3% figure applies to this spelling only.

63,150 contributions and a $58 mean

PFIZER INC. PAC received $3,651,455 from PFIZER INC-coded receipts across 63,150 contributions. Dividing dollars by gifts gives about $58 per contribution ($3,651,455 ÷ 63,150). High line counts and low means are common when payroll-style PAC deductions are itemized over many cycles.

Repeat givers raise the contribution count. The packet does not publish a unique-donor figure. The committee overlay for C00016683 also includes receipts whose employer field did not group to PFIZER INC.

A drug-company employer is not a federal health award

Pfizer appears in federal health, research, and procurement USAspending records. Those award dollars are not these PAC gifts. This join does not claim that Pfizer Inc. PAC contributions funded federal health awards, or that awards funded PAC contributions. FEC and USAspending share a company name, not a cash pipeline.

The employer field can lag a merger, a retirement, or a contractor badge. Correlation between a pharmaceutical employer string and a connected PAC is a reporting pattern, not causation of drug-policy outcomes. This page offers no medical advice.

Pages that keep Pfizer Inc and the PAC apart

The Pfizer Inc industry page keeps the $6,607,989 grouping and the other committees that received the remaining 44.7%. The PAC page keeps C00016683. All industries ranks other pharmaceutical-employer keys. All FEC ties lists neighboring cells so this connected-PAC join is not mistaken for independent expenditures or for federal health-award totals.

The leftover $2,956,534 is PFIZER INC-coded money that did not go to Pfizer Inc. PAC — nearly half the grouping. The 63,150-line count and the $58 mean are the operational signature of a long-running connected PAC file. Line count is not an employee census.

How to cite Pfizer Inc × Pfizer Inc. PAC

A complete claim names PFIZER INC and PFIZER INC. PAC, then $3,651,455, 63,150 itemized lines, C00016683, and 55.3% of the $6,607,989 grouping, source FEC.gov. Do not convert 63,150 lines into 63,150 unique employees. Do not treat 55.3% as the company’s full political footprint. Do not fold federal health awards into the cell.

Unitemized gifts are omitted. Independent expenditures are omitted. Repeat givers raise 63,150 above any unique-person figure the packet does not publish. Quote C00016683, $3,651,455, 63,150 itemized lines, and the $6,607,989 grouping.

Pfizer without Inc, a subsidiary spelling, and legacy employer names such as Wyeth remain other keys if indexed. The 55.3% share ($3,651,455 of $6,607,989) leaves $2,956,534 on other committees — nearly half the grouping. Sixty-three thousand one hundred fifty lines at about $58 each describe a long-running connected PAC file, not an employee census. Federal health and research awards that mention Pfizer are USAspending objects and do not add to C00016683. This page offers no medical advice. Quote FEC.gov. Keep PFIZER INC and PFIZER INC. PAC named together.

Questions

How much did Pfizer Inc-coded donors give Pfizer Inc. PAC?
FEC.gov aggregates show $3,651,455 in itemized individual contributions grouped to PFIZER INC and received by PFIZER INC. PAC (C00016683). That join covers 63,150 contributions. The employer grouping across all committees is $6,607,989. These figures are not independent expenditures.
What share of Pfizer Inc FEC money went to this PAC?
About 55.3% of the $6,607,989 PFIZER INC total is in this join: $3,651,455 to C00016683. The leftover $2,956,534 went to other committees. A slim majority describes overlap, not a finding that the company directed every gift.
Is this Pfizer corporate political spending?
No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer text grouped to PFIZER INC and whose recipient is C00016683. Corporate treasury activity and independent expenditures are other FEC categories. The join does not merge those documents.
Do these PAC gifts fund federal health or research awards?
No. FEC individual contributions and USAspending obligations are different datasets. Sharing a pharmaceutical name does not create a funding pipeline. This tie reports only the employer–committee intersection on itemized individual receipts.

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.