PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 — 2014 cycle receipts

Two keys: C00540005 and 2014

The packet’s keys are literal: committee C00540005, cycle 2014. Their product on FEC.gov cycle-details topCommittees is $44,863,523.26 receipts and $0 disbursements. No occupation list, party split, or unique-donor count is published here.

Treat the committee as inaugural committee (type X) named 2013 and keyed to FEC cycle 2014. Name year 2013 and cycle 2014 are the two sides of this join. Disbursements are $0 in the packet. Do not import 2010 inaugural dollars from another ID. Neighboring brand strings remain other committee IDs. This page does not merge those IDs.

C00540005 is a different committee ID from the 2009 inaugural committee. $0 disbursements is a stored cycle fact, not a claim that vendors were unpaid. Public records describe overlap; they do not assign motive. Keep receipts and disbursements labeled separately.

PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 is a committee, not a person

PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 is a committee. C00540005 is not a person ID. Readers who need a person-level roster will not find names on this page. Inventing donors would leave the packet facts.

Name year 2013 and cycle 2014 are the two sides of this join. Disbursements are $0 in the packet. Do not import 2010 inaugural dollars from another ID. Keep the committee ID next to the committee name. Cycle stacking can raise lifetime sums that this packet does not publish.

Even-year key 2014, not Election Day alone

Election Day is one date inside a two-year FEC cycle. Primary dates, runoff dates, and post-election filings can all sit inside $44,863,523.26 and $0 as the Commission tagged them. The packet does not split those dates.

Keep 2014 in the citation. Dropping the year turns this cell into a committee-lifetime implication the packet does not support.

Reading the $44,863,523.26 gap

The absolute gap between receipts and disbursements is $44,863,523.26. Direction: disbursements stored as $0. Neither direction converts this page into a donor roster.

Zero, small, or large gaps are all compatible with later amendments. Prefer the live overlay if the table moved.

Missing fields on this packet

The packet publishes committee name, committee ID, type X, isSuperPac 0, cycle 2014, receipts $44,863,523.26, and disbursements $0. Everything else a searcher might want — donors, ads, districts, cash — is unpublished.

Inventing any of those fields would violate the packet contract. Skip the invention. Quote the seven facts.

Where to read the live overlay

If PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 has refreshed, quote the overlay over this snapshot. Keep C00540005, 2014, $44,863,523.26, and $0 together. Do not paste a second committee’s dollars into the sentence.

Cycle stacking can raise lifetime sums that this packet does not publish. USAspending.gov remains a different ledger.

Read the four internal links as parents, not as extra dollars. PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 is the committee overlay for C00540005. The 2014 election cycle is the year overlay without a PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 filter. All committees is the ID index. All FEC ties is the two-key index. None of those pages should be added into $44,863,523.26 or $0. The harvested cell is already the overlap.

A researcher quoting this join in one sentence can use: PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013, committee C00540005, FEC type X (FEC committee type X as stored on the committee master), isSuperPac 0, cycle 2014 (a midterm FEC two-year window), receipts $44,863,523.26, disbursements $0. That sentence uses only packet facts. It still names no donors, no ad targets, no cash on hand, and no USAspending awards. If any of those fields is required, this JSON file is the wrong object.

Committee-cycle pages exist because topCommittees inside cycle-details is a join table. PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 can appear in more than one even-year window; 2014 can contain thousands of other committees. This file isolates one pair. C00540005 is a different committee ID from the 2009 inaugural committee. $0 disbursements is a stored cycle fact, not a claim that vendors were unpaid. Amended filings after harvest can move $44,863,523.26 or $0; prefer the live overlay when the table and this snapshot disagree.

Dollar order on this page is receipts first because the packet’s headline is cycle receipts. Disbursements are the paired fact. Receipts are $44,863,523.26. Disbursements are $0. A zero disbursement total is a stored cycle fact, not proof that vendors were unpaid outside this cell. Neither figure is a contribution-limit remainder. Neither figure is a count of itemized Schedule A lines. The overlay may show line items; this tie page does not reprint them.

Questions

How much did PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 report in 2014?

PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 (C00540005) reported $44,863,523.26 in FEC receipts in the 2014 cycle and $0 in disbursements. Committee type is stored as X; isSuperPac 0. Figures are FEC.gov committee receipts by election cycle. This page is not a donor list.

Is this a Super PAC total for PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013?

The packet stores isSuperPac 0 for PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 in 2014. $44,863,523.26 is the cycle-receipts total for committee C00540005, not a recode into a different committee class. Type X is FEC committee type X as stored on the committee master. Cite receipts $44,863,523.26 and disbursements $0 together.

Does this page list PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 donors?

No. This is a committee × cycle page. The packet publishes receipts $44,863,523.26, disbursements $0, committee C00540005, and cycle 2014. It does not publish contributor names or a unique-donor count. Inventing donors would leave the packet facts. See the committee overlay for committee-level rows.

What two tables meet on this page?

PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 2013 (C00540005) and the 2014 election cycle. The overlap is $44,863,523.26 receipts and $0 disbursements. All committees and All FEC ties list sibling joins. Original filings remain at FEC.gov. This tie page is the committee-cycle intersection only.