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President contributions received by Republican National Committee

PRESIDENT plus REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE equals $1,065,654 on this LobbyVault tie. FEC.gov aggregates count 13,828 itemized individual contributions into C00003418. The employer/industry hub for President still holds $21,289,165. This committee’s share of that hub is 5.0%. Campaign gifts are not federal awards.

Key figures

  • Republican National Committee received $1,065,654 from President-coded individual contributions across 13,828 itemized gifts.
  • The President grouping totals $21,289,165, so this committee accounts for about 5.0% of that labeled money.
  • 13,828 lines average about $77 each; that mean is arithmetic on the packet, not a typical gift.
  • PRESIDENT is FEC stored text (a job-title string on FEC forms, not a roster of U.S. presidents), not a unique-donor census.
  • Figures are FEC itemized individual contributions, not independent expenditures or USAspending awards.

Why this page is not the President hub

An industry-pac page is not a restatement of President and not a restatement of Republican National Committee. It is the cell where they meet: $1,065,654, 13,828 contributions. FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry and recipient committee are the source.

On the employer side, President is a job-title string on FEC forms, not a roster of U.S. presidents. On the committee side, C00003418 is the stored recipient. Gifts to other committees under the same string sit in $20,223,511.

Leaving either axis off the citation misstates the record. $21,289,165 is the all-committee President bucket. The REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE hub is every employer. The join is $1,065,654.

The $21,289,165 President grouping

The President industry hub holds $21,289,165. This committee accounts for $1,065,654 (5.0%). The leftover $20,223,511 is other committees under the same string. That leftover is not missing data; it is a different filter.

PRESIDENT remains a job-title string on FEC forms, not a roster of U.S. presidents. Citing $21,289,165 as if Republican National Committee received all of it would overstate this join by $20,223,511. The 5.0% ratio is $1,065,654 divided by $21,289,165. Other committee joins for PRESIDENT are not listed in this packet; they collectively hold $20,223,511. Citing Republican National Committee as if it were the President lifetime total would overstate this cell by $20,223,511.

Committee C00003418 versus employer PRESIDENT

Two IDs, two meanings. PRESIDENT is grouped employer text. C00003418 is a committee. $1,065,654 is only their product on itemized individual contributions.

Corporate treasury contributions, if any exist on other schedules, are not in these facts. PAC-to-PAC transfers are not in these facts. Independent expenditures are not in these facts. A mean of $77 per itemized line can hide a few large receipts. The packet supplies no median and no unique-donor count. 13,828 contributions remain a line count, not a headcount.

The $21,289,165 denominator

Divide $1,065,654 by $21,289,165 and the result is about 5.0%. The complementary share is 95.0%, or $20,223,511 outside C00003418. Those two pieces add to the grouping total on FEC.gov as stored here.

$21,289,165 is not earnings, assets, or federal contract value. It is summed itemized individual contributions that matched PRESIDENT at any committee in this table. President as a job-title string on FEC forms, not a roster of U.S. presidents can appear in contracting databases under similar names. Those obligation tables are not this $1,065,654. The join does not claim a payment trail from campaign gifts to federal awards or the reverse.

Self-reported fields and missing tables

Missing from the packet: donor names, unique-donor count, party split, unitemized totals, PAC disbursements, and any USAspending figure. Present: $1,065,654, 13,828 contributions, $21,289,165 all-committee, committee C00003418, string PRESIDENT.

Self-reported fields create split spellings. Researchers who need a firm-level view must inspect neighboring keys on the industry index rather than assume $21,289,165 is complete for a legal entity. Quote both keys: President and Republican National Committee. Quote the dollars: $1,065,654. Quote the volume: 13,828 contributions. Quote the source: FEC.gov. Leave NAICS codes and named donors out.

What to carry forward from this packet

Carry forward $1,065,654, 13,828, 5.0%, $21,289,165, C00003418, and the string PRESIDENT. Leave behind invented donors, party shares, and contract dollars. The source note is FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.

$77 per contribution is a derived mean. Label it as such. A job-title string on fec forms, not a roster of u.s. presidents remains the right description of the grouping. Unitemized individual gifts never enter $1,065,654. Independent expenditures and PAC disbursements are other FEC tables. Sharing a company-like string does not merge those ledgers with C00003418. Restating the join without new numbers: President at Republican National Committee is $1,065,654 from 13,828 itemized individual contributions on FEC.gov. The same string stores $21,289,165 across committees, so this recipient is about 5.0% and other committees hold $20,223,511 (95.0%). The grouping is a job-title string on FEC forms, not a roster of U.S. presidents, not the office of the presidency, a White House payroll, or President as a corporate treasury. No donor names, unique-donor count, party split, or USAspending dollars are in this packet. Live overlay pages override this snapshot. Mean gift size is about $77. That mean is arithmetic, not a median. Independent expenditures remain outside $1,065,654.

Questions

How much did President-coded filers give the RNC?
FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $1,065,654 coded to the President grouping and received by REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE (C00003418). That join covers 13,828 contributions. The broader grouping across all committees is $21,289,165. These figures are not independent expenditures.
Does President mean the U.S. president?
No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer field grouped to PRESIDENT, not a corporate treasury gift. 13,828 lines averaging about $77 do not identify unique employees. This page reports the labeled join to C00003418 only. Occupation and employer labels are filer-entered.
What share of President FEC money went to the RNC?
About 5.0% of the $21,289,165 President total is in this join: $1,065,654 to Republican National Committee. About $20,223,511 went to other committees. That percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that the labeled entity directed the gifts.
Why does this join list 13,828 contributions?
The packet lists 13,828 itemized contribution lines totaling $1,065,654, about $77 per line. That is a receipt count, not a unique-donor count. Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are not in this join. Use the C00003418 hub for other receipt types.

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