How much has Proctor & Gamble given from Cincinnati, OH?

No. 9 is the harvested donor count for this exact string in this city. It is not a count of everyone in Cincinnati who works in a related trade. Means near $1,611 per donor are arithmetic only. Open the live hubs for names if the extract lists them.

What is the mean Proctor & Gamble receipt in Cincinnati?

They measure itemized individual contribution lines that stored both PROCTOR & GAMBLE and CINCINNATI. 21 is not unique donors (9 is that headcount) and not unique households. $14,500 is the dollar sum of those lines. Keep both Proctor & Gamble and Cincinnati, OH in the citation. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.

Does this page cover Ohio state campaigns?

No. Cincinnati indexes $199,862,427 across 427,940 itemized contributions. $14,500 is only the Proctor & Gamble employer/occupation slice inside that city. Other strings, unitemized gifts, and state-office filings sit outside the join. Filings remain on FEC.gov. Keep both Proctor & Gamble and Cincinnati, OH in the citation. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.

Is PROCTOR & GAMBLE a NAICS code?

No. Independent expenditures are a different FEC file. This page is itemized individual contributions with city CINCINNATI and employer/industry grouping PROCTOR & GAMBLE. $14,500 is not a PAC IE total and not a committee operating-expenditure total. Keep both Proctor & Gamble and Cincinnati, OH in the citation. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.

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Proctor & Gamble political contributions from Cincinnati, OH

$14,500 is the Proctor & Gamble × Cincinnati, OH cell: 21 receipts from 9 donors. The stored employer string is PROCTOR & GAMBLE as filers typed it. Cincinnati’s city-wide book is $199,862,427 on 427,940 itemized lines. FEC.gov is the originating system.

Key figures

Proctor & Gamble × Cincinnati, OH = $14,500 on FEC itemized individual contributions.
Do not add $14,500 to $199,862,427; the slice is already inside the city book.
No party split, cycle, or award dollars in this packet.
Use Cincinnati, OH, Proctor & Gamble, Ohio campaign finance, and All FEC ties.
Correlation is not causation.

Proctor & Gamble share of Cincinnati dollars

The harvested cell is small on purpose: an exact string, one city spelling, itemized Schedule A only. $14,500 is not a NAICS sector total and not every person in Cincinnati who ever worked a related job. 21 lines from 9 donors produced that dollar figure on this extract.

PROCTOR & GAMBLE is an exact employer/industry string on the itemization, not a NAICS sector. Other spellings, job titles, parent-company names, and blank employer rows are other keys. $14,500 counts only rows that stored this string in Cincinnati, OH. City labels are filer-entered.

Do not add $14,500 to $199,862,427; the first number is already inside the second when both come from the same tape. Quote the join with both nouns so a downstream citation cannot drop a side.

Why an exact Proctor & Gamble string looks small in Cincinnati

Cincinnati, OH's all-industry itemized book in this extract is $199.9 million ($199,862,427) across 427,940 contributions. $14,500 is under 0.1% of that city book. A thin share is expected when the industry key is an exact string: most Cincinnati receipts use other employer labels. Do not treat under 0.1% as the sector's weight in Cincinnati unless the packet listed a sector roll-up. It lists PROCTOR & GAMBLE only.

427,940 is a contribution-line count, not a donor census and not a household count. Repeat itemizations and joint filings can add lines. This page therefore refuses to divide $199,862,427 by 427,940 and call the quotient a typical Cincinnati gift. The only means published here use the join integers 21 and 9.

Unpacking Cincinnati, OH without inventing a census

Company-style employer strings on FEC reports are typed by the filer. PROCTOR & GAMBLE is kept as stored, including punctuation. LobbyVault does not recode it into a standardized occupation list or a corporate family tree. $14,500 follows that exact-match rule in Cincinnati, OH only.

If you need Proctor & Gamble in a single even-year window, that is an industry-cycle join, not this file. If you need cycle cuts of Cincinnati, those are city-cycle joins. This file stays on one city and one stored string.

The Proctor & Gamble hub is not this page

If the live hubs disagree with $14,500 or 9 donors, the newer FEC extract controls. This snapshot is not a third disclosure system. Do not treat the 9-donors cluster as a count of everyone who ever worked under a related name.

Internal links go to Cincinnati, OH, Proctor & Gamble, Ohio campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Use those four doors. FEC individual contributions are not USAspending awards. This packet has no obligation dollars and no award counts. Do not add $14,500 to federal spending in Ohio.

Limits of the two-table join

Cite FEC.gov: Proctor & Gamble donors listing Cincinnati, OH reported $14,500 across 21 receipts from 9 donors. Keep the words itemized and individual. Do not relabel the total as payroll, contract value, or local economic output.

Then send the reader to the live Cincinnati, OH hub, the Proctor & Gamble industry page, Ohio campaign finance, and All FEC ties. This prose is a packet snapshot. If a later extract disagrees, FEC.gov and the live hubs control. If you need names, open the live hubs rather than reverse-engineering 9 donors from this snapshot.

Quoting $14,500 with both sides named

This file stays on one city and one employer string: Cincinnati and Proctor & Gamble, $14,500, 21 receipts, 9 donors. Adjacent city spellings, including punctuation variants of CINCINNATI, are other keys if filers stored them that way. The join does not merge those keys.

Keep the contribution label on the join dollars. Proctor & Gamble money tagged to Cincinnati, OH 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.

Nine donors and twenty-one receipts produced $14,500 under PROCTOR & GAMBLE in Cincinnati. Quote the filer spelling Proctor, not a normalized brand. Ohio campaign finance and All FEC ties remain the parent doors. $199,862,427 is the city book, not an addend.

Questions

How much has Proctor & Gamble given from Cincinnati, OH?: No. 9 is the harvested donor count for this exact string in this city. It is not a count of everyone in Cincinnati who works in a related trade. Means near $1,611 per donor are arithmetic only. Open the live hubs for names if the extract lists them.
What is the mean Proctor & Gamble receipt in Cincinnati?: They measure itemized individual contribution lines that stored both PROCTOR & GAMBLE and CINCINNATI. 21 is not unique donors (9 is that headcount) and not unique households. $14,500 is the dollar sum of those lines. Keep both Proctor & Gamble and Cincinnati, OH in the citation. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.
Does this page cover Ohio state campaigns?: No. Cincinnati indexes $199,862,427 across 427,940 itemized contributions. $14,500 is only the Proctor & Gamble employer/occupation slice inside that city. Other strings, unitemized gifts, and state-office filings sit outside the join. Filings remain on FEC.gov. Keep both Proctor & Gamble and Cincinnati, OH in the citation. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered.
Is PROCTOR & GAMBLE a NAICS code?: No. Independent expenditures are a different FEC file. This page is itemized individual contributions with city CINCINNATI and employer/industry grouping PROCTOR & GAMBLE. $14,500 is not a PAC IE total and not a committee operating-expenditure total. Keep both Proctor & Gamble and Cincinnati, OH 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.