Real Estate Development donations in the 2010 FEC cycle

What this Real Estate Development 2010 cell is

This cell is Real Estate Development money inside 2010, not Real Estate Development money forever and not 2010 money from every occupation. FEC.gov puts $431,073 at that crossing, from 348 itemized contributions and 207 donors.

The string REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT is filer-entered. Neighboring labels — real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer — are other pages. This file does not invent donor names, recipient committees, or dollar amounts beyond the packet.

Readers comparing hubs should remember the missing key. The Real Estate Development hub lacks 2010. The 2010 hub lacks Real Estate Development. This page has both, totaling $431,073. REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT in 2010 is an earlier midterm cell. Real estate agent is a different occupation string.

Share of the stored Real Estate Development total

Stored Real Estate Development contributions sum to $10,060,725. The 2010 window holds $431,073, 4.3%. Other cycles hold $9,629,652 (95.7%). The share is a ratio, not a verdict.

Because spellings split, $10,060,725 can undercount a real-world job family and overcount a popular generic word. Either way, the ratio 4.3% uses only this string’s facts. Neighbors: real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer.

Arithmetic on the 2010 cell

The 2010 cell’s volume stats are 348 contributions, 207 donors, and $431,073. Derived means are $1,239 per line and $2,082 per donor, with about 1.7 contributions per donor. 207 donors is mid-size for this join.

Those derived figures use only packet facts. No median, no party split, and no recipient ranking is available here. Neighbors: real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer.

Real Estate Development inside the 2010 matrix

Inside the 2010 matrix, Real Estate Development occupies one cell: $431,073. Other cells are other strings. This packet names only this cell’s contribution count (348) and donor count (207).

Use the 2010 election cycle link to leave the occupation filter. Use the Real Estate Development donations link to leave the year. Use All FEC ties to open another occupation-cycle cell.

What this join refuses to claim

Unitemized federal gifts sit outside $431,073. Independent expenditures are a different FEC file. Occupation labels are filer-entered. Neighboring spellings, punctuation variants, and more specific titles — real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer — are other keys.

Keep both sides named: occupation REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT and cycle 2010. $431,073 from 348 itemized contributions and 207 donors is the published overlap. If a later FEC extract disagrees with this snapshot, FEC.gov controls.

Reading this overlay as a snapshot

This JSON is a packet snapshot of the Real Estate Development × 2010 overlay. Live tables can move $431,073, 348, 207, and $10,060,725. FEC.gov remains the source of record. Do not treat this file as a substitute for the overlay rows.

What the snapshot still supports: $431,073 at the join, 4.3% of the REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT bucket, about 1.7 lines per donor, means of $1,239 and $2,082, and the caveat that real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer are other keys.

Repeat the join in one line for researchers: occupation REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT ∩ cycle 2010 = $431,073 itemized individual contributions, 348 receipts, 207 donors, 4.3% of $10,060,725. Neighbors remain real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer. Unpublished split: residential versus commercial versus mixed-use development. Not recoded into a NAICS development rollup, a county building-permit file, or a REIT census. Source remains FEC.gov. REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT in 2010 is an earlier midterm cell. Real estate agent is a different occupation string.

Itemized is the receipt class. Unitemized gifts, independent expenditures, and committee-to-committee transfers sit outside $431,073. 207 unique donors are contributor keys, not a named roster. 348 is a line count. Mean gift $1,239 and mean per donor $2,082 stay arithmetic on packet integers.

All occupations is the directory for real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer. All FEC ties is the directory for other occupation-cycle cells. Real Estate Development donations holds $10,060,725 without the 2010 filter. The 2010 election cycle holds every occupation for that window. Only this URL holds both filters at $431,073.

Questions

What did occupation REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT itemize in 2010?

Filers who listed Real Estate Development itemized $431,073 in FEC individual contributions in 2010, from 348 receipts and 207 donors. That is 4.3% of $10,060,725 under REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT. Real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer are other keys when those are the words on the form. Figures are FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates.

Do committee filings sit inside Real Estate Development 2010 money?

No. $431,073 is individual contributions tagged Real Estate Development in 2010. Realtor-association and developer PAC filings file as committees. Mixing PAC spending with $431,073 would blend FEC tables. See Real Estate Development donations or the 2010 election cycle hub for committee names. Real Estate Development in 2010 is $431,073 on 348 receipts from 207 donors.

Does this page merge neighboring occupation strings?

No. FEC.gov stores the occupation as typed. This join uses REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT. Real estate developer, developer, real estate, and property developer are other keys when those characters appear. LobbyVault does not recode the string into a NAICS development rollup, a county building-permit file, or a REIT census. Cite $431,073 for this title in 2010 on 348 receipts from 207 donors.

What join produces $431,073?

Real Estate Development donations ($10.1 million for the string) and the 2010 election cycle. The overlap is $431,073 from 348 receipts and 207 donors. All FEC ties lists other occupation-cycle cells. All occupations lists neighboring titles. Figures are FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates for Real Estate Development in 2010.