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Real Estate political contributions from Texas

Texas donors who listed their occupation as Real Estate reported $9,644,577 in FEC itemized individual contributions. That join covers 17,380 contributions from 1,555 donors. Nationwide, Real Estate-coded receipts total $103,921,024 from 212,697 contributions and 16,879 donors. Texas holds about 9% of those dollars, about 8% of the contributions, and about 9% of the donors.

Key figures

  • Texas Real Estate-coded donors account for $9,644,577, 17,380 contributions, and 1,555 donors.
  • The national Real Estate occupation total is $103,921,024 from 16,879 donors and 212,697 contributions.
  • Texas holds about 9% of Real Estate-coded dollars, contributions, and donors in these aggregates.
  • This TX join is a separate filter from California and New York Real Estate ties.

Real Estate and Texas as aligned shares

Occupation REAL ESTATE and state TX produce $9,644,577, 17,380 contributions, and 1,555 donors. The occupation nationwide is $103,921,024, 212,697 contributions, and 16,879 donors. Texas’s dollar share is about 9%. Contribution share is about 8% (17,380 of 212,697). Donor share is about 9% (1,555 of 16,879).

The three percentages sit together, unlike Texas Investor (about 11% of dollars and 20% of contributions) or Texas Chairman (about 14% of dollars and 8% of contributions). This Real Estate join is a proportional slice of the national occupation on all three measures.

Real Estate–Texas, shorter string, is an aligned-share join: $9,644,577 of $103,921,024 (about 9%), 17,380 of 212,697 contributions (about 8%), 1,555 of 16,879 donors (about 9%). People, rows, and dollars sit together near one-eleventh of the occupation. That is a proportional slice rather than a concentrated outlier. REAL ESTATE DEVELOPER remains a different occupation. Other states’ Real Estate pages are other filters on $103,921,024. This page keeps Texas’s cell: 1,555 donors, 17,380 contributions, $9,644,577. Donor state TX is not recipient geography. The Real Estate hub holds $103,921,024. The Texas hub holds every occupation in the state. Independent expenditures are excluded. Occupation labels are filer-entered.

REAL ESTATE nationwide

Filers who typed Real Estate land here. Real Estate Developer is a different occupation. This grouping is 16,879 donors, 212,697 contributions, and $103,921,024.

Two hundred twelve thousand contributions from 16,879 donors shows frequent itemization. Texas’s 17,380 contributions from 1,555 donors is the TX-coded volume, not a count of Texas Realtors.

Texas donor-state activity

The TX side is $9,644,577 from 17,380 contributions and 1,555 donors. Donor address is not recipient geography. Real Estate-coded money from Texas can support committees outside the state.

Texas campaign finance overall includes Investor, Chairman, and Sales. This tie isolates Real Estate. Real Estate joins in other states are other filters against the same occupation total.

What a 9% share does not imply

Texas holding about 9% of Real Estate-coded dollars does not show that property markets caused campaign receipts, and it does not rank Texas cities. Occupation plus state is not causation. These figures are also not USAspending awards.

Itemized individual contributions from FEC.gov. Independent expenditures are excluded. Occupation labels are filer-entered.

Hubs and sibling Real Estate-state pages

Real Estate donations holds the $103,921,024 national total. Texas campaign finance holds all TX-coded itemized individual receipts. All occupations and all FEC ties index California and New York Real Estate joins as separate filters, and Real Estate Developer as a different occupation string.

One thousand five hundred fifty-five Texas Real Estate-coded donors are 9% of 16,879. Their 17,380 contributions are 8% of 212,697. Their $9,644,577 is 9% of $103,921,024. The three shares sit together near one-eleventh.

Texas Real Estate as an aligned-share join

When people, rows, and dollars all hover near 9%, the Texas filter is a proportional slice of the $103,921,024 occupation total rather than a dollar-concentrated or row-concentrated outlier. That is 1,555 of 16,879 donors, 17,380 of 212,697 contributions, and $9,644,577 of $103,921,024. It is not a ranking of Texas housing markets.

REAL ESTATE is not REAL ESTATE DEVELOPER. Donor state TX is not recipient geography. Real Estate donations and Texas campaign finance are the parent hubs. All occupations and all FEC ties list Real Estate joins in other states separately. Itemized individual contributions from FEC.gov. Independent expenditures excluded. Occupation labels are filer-entered. This page is the occupation-and-state join, not a Texas license file, and not a merge with California or New York Real Estate ties. Occupation REAL ESTATE and donor state TX define the $9,644,577 from 17,380 contributions and 1,555 donors. That aligned-share cell sits inside $103,921,024 from 16,879 donors and 212,697 contributions.

Questions

How much have Real Estate donors in Texas given?
FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation Real Estate and state Texas total $9,644,577, from 17,380 contributions and 1,555 donors. Nationwide, Real Estate-coded receipts are $103,921,024 from 212,697 contributions and 16,879 donors. Texas is about 9% of those dollars.
Should I add Real Estate Developer Texas dollars?
Only if a separate Developer–Texas packet exists; it is a different occupation string. This join is REAL ESTATE at $9,644,577. Combining labels would invent a total not in these facts. The Texas join is $9,644,577 from 17,380 contributions and 1,555 donors.
What share of Real Estate donors are in Texas?
About 9% of Real Estate-coded donors (1,555 of 16,879) and about 8% of contributions (17,380 of 212,697) are in this Texas join, alongside about 9% of dollars ($9,644,577 of $103,921,024). Donor state is the address on the record.
Is this Texas real-estate PAC spending?
No. The $9,644,577 is itemized individual contributions grouped by occupation and donor state. PAC receipts are not in this join or in the $103,921,024 occupation total. The Texas join is $9,644,577 from 17,380 contributions and 1,555 donors.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by self-reported occupation and donor state. Occupation labels are filer-entered.