How much has Physician given from Cambridge, MA?

Exact-match employer fields usually take a small share of a large city tape. Cambridge has $147,227,540 on 388,185 lines; Physician is $14,700. under 0.1% describes that division. It is not a claim that Physician is unimportant in Massachusetts. Other strings are other keys.

What is the mean Physician receipt in Cambridge?

No. 6 is the harvested donor count for this exact string in this city. It is not a count of everyone in Cambridge who works in a related trade. Means near $2,450 per donor are arithmetic only. Open the live hubs for names if the extract lists them.

Does this page cover Massachusetts state campaigns?

No. under 0.1% is $14,700 divided by $147,227,540, not a ranked list of Cambridge employers. The packet does not publish other employer totals for comparison. Do not invent a ranking from one cell. Keep both Physician and Cambridge, MA in the citation. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.

Is PHYSICIAN a NAICS code?

No. PHYSICIAN is a filer-typed employer or occupation string, not a NAICS code and not a sector roll-up. $14,700 follows exact match in Cambridge, MA. Other strings are omitted even if they sound related. Keep both Physician and Cambridge, MA in the citation. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.

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Physician political contributions from Cambridge, MA

$14,700 is the PHYSICIAN overlap inside Cambridge, MA: 21 itemized receipts from 6 donors. Cambridge indexes $147,227,540 across 388,185 city-field contributions. The occupation slice is under 0.1% of that city total. FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates are the source.

Key figures

Physician × Cambridge, MA = $14,700 on FEC itemized individual contributions.
Do not add $14,700 to $147,227,540; the slice is already inside the city book.
No party split, cycle, or award dollars in this packet.
Use Cambridge, MA, Physician, Massachusetts campaign finance, and All FEC ties.
Correlation is not causation.

Physician dollars inside Cambridge, MA

Name both sides in the same sentence: Physician and Cambridge, MA. Dropping either noun turns $14,700 into a restatement of a hub it is not. The packet published 21 receipts and 6 donors for the overlap. FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates are the source. City labels are filer-entered.

If 21 exceeds 6, the extra lines are repeat itemizations under the same harvested headcount, not extra people invented by this page. If the two counts are close, still do not treat 6 as a workforce census. The packet does not publish occupation codes, hours, or unique-employer IDs beyond the stored string PHYSICIAN.

LobbyVault does not add a third table and does not route these dollars through USAspending. A Form 3 itemization is not a federal award. $14,700 stays a campaign-finance figure even when the same city name appears in a spending dataset.

Why an exact Physician string looks small in Cambridge

Massachusetts campaign-finance pages cover the state, which is a larger geography than Cambridge. Do not treat $147,227,540 as the MA state total. Unitemized federal gifts never carry a published city in this roll-up, so they never enter $147,227,540. State-office campaigns in Massachusetts file under state law and sit outside these FEC individual-contribution aggregates.

Use the live Cambridge, MA hub when you need the city table without the Physician filter. This prose is a packet snapshot of the join, not a replacement for that hub. If the live city total moved after a later ingest, FEC.gov and the hub control.

Unpacking Cambridge, MA without inventing a census

This packet does not name committees, parties, or cycles for the Physician × Cambridge, MA overlap. Open the live Physician page and the live Cambridge, MA page for those breakdowns if the extract publishes them. This prose stays on $14,700, 21 receipts, 6 donors, and the $147.2 million city book.

Quote Physician with Cambridge, MA in the same clause. A sentence that names only Physician is the industry hub's job. A sentence that names only Cambridge is the city hub's job. The join is $14,700, 21 receipts, 6 donors.

The Physician hub is not this page

Motive is not a field. Party split is not a field in this packet. Missing fields stay missing. Do not read $14,700 as evidence that Physician controls Cambridge politics. The join is two fields. Correlation is not causation.

Researchers citing the join should keep both nouns in the sentence: Physician and Cambridge, MA. Dropping either noun turns this page into a restatement of a hub it is not. $14,700 across 21 receipts from 6 donors is the only overlap this extract published.

Limits of the two-table join

A usable footnote names Physician, Cambridge, MA, $14,700, 21 receipts, and 6 donors. The compact headline $14,700 is that same dollar total. It is not a second extract. The implied means near $700 and $2,450 are packet quotients.

Keep $14,700 attached to both keys. A later writer who drops Cambridge or drops Physician has left this join. The four hrefs on this page are /cities/ma-cambridge/, /industries/physician/, /states/MA/, and /ties/.

Quoting $14,700 with both sides named

Campaign receipts and federal awards are different statutes even when both mention Cambridge. This packet has no obligation dollars. Keep the contribution label on $14,700. Original reports remain on FEC.gov.

Keep the contribution label on the join dollars. Physician money tagged to Cambridge, MA is under 0. The city parent remains a larger table than the labeled slice. Researchers should quote itemized individual contributions, not outlays, and should not convert the donor headcount into a labor-market statistic. FEC.gov remains the originating system for every figure on this page. City labels are filer-entered.

Six PHYSICIAN donors and twenty-one receipts produced $14,700 in Cambridge, MA. Long Beach is a different PHYSICIAN city key. Massachusetts campaign finance covers the state. All FEC ties lists other joins. Do not treat $14,700 as a hospital payroll or a medical-board roster.

Questions

How much has Physician given from Cambridge, MA?: Exact-match employer fields usually take a small share of a large city tape. Cambridge has $147,227,540 on 388,185 lines; Physician is $14,700. under 0.1% describes that division. It is not a claim that Physician is unimportant in Massachusetts. Other strings are other keys.
What is the mean Physician receipt in Cambridge?: No. 6 is the harvested donor count for this exact string in this city. It is not a count of everyone in Cambridge who works in a related trade. Means near $2,450 per donor are arithmetic only. Open the live hubs for names if the extract lists them.
Does this page cover Massachusetts state campaigns?: No. under 0.1% is $14,700 divided by $147,227,540, not a ranked list of Cambridge employers. The packet does not publish other employer totals for comparison. Do not invent a ranking from one cell. Keep both Physician and Cambridge, MA in the citation. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.
Is PHYSICIAN a NAICS code?: No. PHYSICIAN is a filer-typed employer or occupation string, not a NAICS code and not a sector roll-up. $14,700 follows exact match in Cambridge, MA. Other strings are omitted even if they sound related. Keep both Physician and Cambridge, MA in the citation. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.

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