President and CEO political contributions from Idaho

Six Idaho donors inside PRESIDENT AND CEO

Occupation PRESIDENT AND CEO and donor state ID produce $1,262,229, 204 contributions, and 6 donors. The occupation hub is $15,079,165, 16,176 contributions, and 1,782 donors. Idaho’s dollar share is about 8.4% ($1,262,229 of $15,079,165). Its contribution share is about 1.3% (204 of 16,176). Its donor share is about 0.34% (6 of 1,782).

Dollar share is about twenty-five times donor share. Six unique donors account for roughly one twelfth of occupation dollars and roughly one three-hundredth of occupation donors. That is concentration, not a claim about Idaho’s executive class.

CEO, PRESIDENT, and PRESIDENT/CEO may exist as other slugs. They are not inside $15,079,165 unless grouped here. This packet does not claim that grouping.

A compound title as typed on the form

PRESIDENT AND CEO is a four-word occupation stamp. Filers who typed only CEO or only PRESIDENT are in other occupation totals. One thousand seven hundred eighty-two national donors used this exact grouped string. FEC.gov does not verify officer status, incorporation, or payroll.

Sixteen thousand one hundred seventy-six contributions from 1,782 donors nationwide is about 9 itemized gifts per donor. Idaho’s 204 contributions from 6 donors is about 34 gifts per donor. Repeat itemization is denser in the Idaho cell. Gift size is also larger, as the next section’s ratios show.

Per-donor dollars among six people

Dividing $1,262,229 by 6 donors yields about $210,372 per donor. Dividing by 204 contributions yields about $6,187 per gift. Nationally, $15,079,165 divided by 16,176 contributions is about $932 per gift. The Idaho mean gift is several times the national occupation mean. With six unique donors, a few large itemized receipts explain most of the cell.

Donor state ID is the address on the receipt. Recipients need not be Idaho committees. This join does not name employers and does not split party.

Six Idaho donors produced 204 contributions, about 34 itemized gifts per person, versus about 9 nationally. The cell is both more frequent per donor and much larger per gift (about $6,187 versus about $932). With n=6, those ratios are fragile. One donor’s itemized calendar can be most of $1,262,229.

What 8.4% of President and CEO dollars is not

Idaho’s share is a table split. It is not evidence that Idaho caused executive giving, that presidents and CEOs as a class funded a party, or that six people represent Idaho’s C-suites. Occupation and state travel together on receipts. Causation is not in the join.

Coverage is itemized individual contributions from FEC.gov. Unitemized money and independent expenditures are out of scope. Occupation labels are filer-entered. These receipts are not federal contract awards.

PRESIDENT AND CEO is a compound stamp. Idaho filers who typed CEO or PRESIDENT only are not in this cell. Board Member donors in Michigan use another governance-adjacent string. None of those titles is a parent of the others, and none is a corporate treasury.

Occupation hub versus the Idaho cell

President And Ceo donations carries the $15,079,165 national occupation total. Idaho campaign finance carries all ID-coded itemized individual activity. All occupations and All FEC ties place this six-donor cell beside other occupation-state pages so 8.4% of PRESIDENT AND CEO dollars is not mistaken for 8.4% of Idaho statewide giving.

The occupation hub still holds $13,816,936 outside Idaho ($15,079,165 minus $1,262,229). Most President and CEO-coded dollars are not ID-coded. This page isolates a six-person overlap. It does not describe Idaho’s statewide giving on the state hub.

Six people and 204 lines

Two hundred four contributions from six donors is a dense personal calendar relative to the national nine gifts per donor. It is still only 1.3% of 16,176 national PRESIDENT AND CEO lines. Idaho is visible in dollars (8.4%) and almost invisible in the occupation’s contribution pile.

CEO-only and PRESIDENT-only strings stay off this page. $1,262,229 is the compound title and ID. The Idaho state hub holds every other occupation that used that donor state.

Questions

How much have President and CEO donors in Idaho given?

FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation President and CEO and state Idaho total $1,262,229, from 204 contributions and 6 donors. Nationwide, President and CEO-coded receipts are $15,079,165 from 16,176 contributions and 1,782 donors. Idaho is about 8.4% of those dollars.

Is President and CEO the same as CEO on FEC filings?

This join reports the PRESIDENT AND CEO occupation slug only. CEO and PRESIDENT can exist as separate keys. The $15,079,165 national total is for this compound title as labeled. The 6 Idaho donors used this string on receipts.

How can six donors be 8% of the occupation’s dollars?

Six donors produced $1,262,229, about 8.4% of $15,079,165, while making up about 0.34% of 1,782 national donors. Average gift in the cell is about $6,187 versus about $932 nationally. The share describes concentration, not a statewide executive program.

Is this money given to Idaho candidates?

Not necessarily. ID is the donor state on the contribution. The $1,262,229 can be received by any FEC-filing committee. This page does not break receipts by office or by in-state versus out-of-state committees.