Philadelphia Trading contributions received by CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION

A second employer string on the same Super PAC ID

CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION (C00487470) also appears as the recipient in the Uihlein Enterprises join. This URL is a different employer filter: PHILADELPHIA TRADING totaling $69,377,016 nationwide, of which $37,255,000 landed at C00487470 across 593 contributions. About 54% of the Philadelphia Trading employer grouping is in this cell. The remaining 46%, about $32,122,016, went to other committees.

Do not add $37,255,000 to another employer’s Club for Growth Action cell and call the sum Philadelphia Trading’s giving. Those are two employer keys sharing a committee ID. Adding them describes C00487470’s receipts from two strings, which belongs on the committee hub, not as a merged industry total.

593 lines averaging about $62,825

Five hundred ninety-three itemized contributions totaling $37,255,000 average about $62,825 per line. That mean sits between sparse eight-figure cells and high-volume PAC-deduction files. Unique donors are not listed. Repeat gifts in multiple cycles raise 593 without adding people.

Philadelphia Trading is filer-entered text. It is not a NAICS securities-trading sector and not a rollup of every Philadelphia-based trading firm. People who typed a different desk, a parent LLC, or RETIRED sit in other keys. The $69,377,016 total is this spelling only.

CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION receipts under one employer filter

C00487470’s independent expenditures are outside this join. The $37,255,000 is individual contributions coded to Philadelphia Trading. Other Super PAC receipt types—transfers, offsets—are not in the source note. Use the committee page for an all-employer view of C00487470.

A 54% share means the industry hub still has a large second destination. This tie does not name that other destination. It only names CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION as the committee side of the pair. Open the Philadelphia Trading industry page to see the rest of the $69,377,016.

City-plus-industry words are still one string

Philadelphia in the employer field is not a geography rollup of FEC city pages. Trading is not a complete occupation recode. The join does not rank Philadelphia donors against other cities and does not connect these receipts to USAspending awards in Pennsylvania. FEC and USAspending remain separate.

Motive, trading-floor culture, and Super PAC strategy are outside the packet. Cite $37,255,000, 593 contributions, $69,377,016, and committee C00487470. Unitemized gifts never appear.

Linked hubs

The Philadelphia Trading industry page holds the $69,377,016 employer total. The CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION page holds C00487470 receipts from every employer, including other strings that also meet this Super PAC. All industries and all FEC ties collect those neighboring pairs without mixing independent expenditures into this 593-line cell.

53.7 percent is $37,255,000 of $69,377,016. The leftover $32,122,016 is Philadelphia Trading-coded money on other committees. 593 lines at about $62,825 each describe this filter only. Philadelphia in the employer field is not a city-hub rollup. Trading is not a NAICS securities sector.

Independent expenditures by C00487470 are outside $37,255,000. Unique donors are not listed. Adding $37,255,000 to another Club for Growth Action employer join belongs on the committee hub, not as a merged trading-plus-manufacturing industry.

Cite FEC.gov. Do not treat 53.7% as proof a Philadelphia desk directed the Super PAC or funded Pennsylvania USAspending awards. Keep Philadelphia Trading × Club for Growth Action named as the pair. Unitemized gifts never appear.

Researchers who need names behind the 593 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $37,255,000 coded to PHILADELPHIA TRADING and received by CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION (C00487470), against an employer grouping of $69,377,016. About 54% of that grouping is here; $32,122,016 is not. Dollars per line average about $62,825. That ratio is arithmetic on the packet facts, not a typical gift and not a legal finding. Unitemized receipts, independent expenditures, and USAspending awards remain outside the join. Cite FEC.gov. City-plus-trading words remain one string.

Questions

How much did Philadelphia Trading donors give Club for Growth Action?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $37,255,000 coded to the Philadelphia Trading employer grouping and received by CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION (C00487470). That join covers 593 contributions. The broader Philadelphia Trading employer total across all committees is $69,377,016. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Can I add this total to the Uihlein Enterprises–Club for Growth Action join?

Only if the question is C00487470 receipts from two different employer strings, which is a committee-hub view. Do not add $37,255,000 to another employer total and call it one industry. Each join is a separate filter. This page reports Philadelphia Trading × C00487470 only.

What share of Philadelphia Trading FEC money went to this Super PAC?

About 54% of the $69,377,016 Philadelphia Trading employer total is in this join: $37,255,000 to CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION. About $32,122,016 went to other committees. That split describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding about firm direction.

Does this include Club for Growth Action independent expenditures?

No. The source is FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Independent expenditures and operating costs are outside this join. Use the C00487470 committee hub for other receipt and spending types not in this employer filter.