Real Estate Investments political contributions from Corpus Christi, TX

Corpus Christi, TX without the employer filter

Start from the city tape: $48,968,898 on 115,893 itemized individual contributions filed with city CORPUS CHRISTI and state TX. Corpus Christi is a filer-entered Texas city. Other TX cities are other keys. Texas campaign finance is statewide; $48,968,898 is Corpus Christi’s city tape. That book mixes every employer string. It is the parent, not the join.

Narrow to REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS and the surviving cell is $10,750 — 13 receipts, 1 donors, under 0.1% of city dollars ($49 million rounded). FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates are the source.

Putting Real Estate Investments back on the row

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS is the three-word stored grouping. INVESTMENTS alone is a different key. Neither is NAICS. $10,750 is Corpus Christi only.

Thirteen receipts from one donor: a long repeat-gift stack. Headcount stays 1 while lines climb to 13. Packet quotients: about $827 per receipt ($10,750 / 13) and about $10,750 per donor ($10,750 / 1). Not medians. Not typical.

Parents: Corpus Christi, TX for all industries in Corpus Christi; Real Estate Investments for this string in every city; Texas campaign finance for Texas; All FEC ties for other joins. This page is both filters.

Line count versus people

13 is receipts. 1 is harvested donors in this extract. They are different nouns. Repeats raise 13 without raising 1. 115,893 is city-field lines, not unique Corpus Christi residents.

Household pairs that stored the same two labels add receipts. Spelling variants that missed REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS add nothing to $10,750 even if a reader thinks they “belong.” Exact match is the rule.

What not to infer

Do not infer a federal award. Do not infer a neighborhood ranking. Do not infer that Real Estate Investments is the largest employer string in Corpus Christi — under 0.1% of $48,968,898 says the opposite about this exact key, and still is not a sector ranking.

Do not infer causation. Do not mix Texas state filings into $10,750. Do not mix USAspending. Party and cycle are unpublished in this packet.

Citation template

Employer/industry grouping REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS, contributor city Corpus Christi, TX, $10,750 on 13 itemized individual contributions from 1 donors, against city-wide $48,968,898 on 115,893 contributions (under 0.1%). Source: FEC.gov. City labels are filer-entered. Employer strings are not NAICS.

If a later extract disagrees, FEC.gov and the live Corpus Christi, TX / Real Estate Investments hubs control. Do not add $10,750 to $48,968,898. Keep both sides of the join in the sentence. Texas campaign finance and All FEC ties complete the four-link set.

Cycle pages and names stay elsewhere

This file does not invent an election-cycle year. City-cycle pages cut Corpus Christi by even-year window. Industry-cycle pages cut Real Estate Investments by even-year window. Mixing those cuts into $10,750 would be a third extract this packet never published.

The 1 harvested donors are not named here. Recipient committees are unpublished in this packet. Open Corpus Christi, TX, Real Estate Investments, or FEC.gov itemizations for those fields if the live table carries them. Packet facts only. Keep the nouns attached: 13 is receipts, 1 is harvested donors, $10,750 is the join, and $48,968,898 is the Corpus Christi city book on 115,893 lines. Swapping those nouns is a citation error. About $827 per receipt and about $10,750 per donor remain packet quotients, not medians and not salaries. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS is still not a NAICS code. Corpus Christi, TX is still a filer-entered city string. FEC.gov remains the originating system for every integer on this page. Researchers who need the unfiltered Corpus Christi tape should open Corpus Christi, TX rather than inflating $10,750 into $48,968,898. Researchers who need REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS in every city should open Real Estate Investments rather than guessing a nationwide total from this slice. Texas campaign finance answers Texas, a larger geography than Corpus Christi. All FEC ties lists sibling joins. None of those four destinations converts $10,750 into a USAspending obligation. Unitemized federal gifts and Texas state-office filings remain outside both the join and the city book as built here.

Questions

How much did Real Estate Investments donors in Corpus Christi, TX contribute?

Itemized individual contributions tagged REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS and Corpus Christi, TX total $10,750 across 13 receipts from 1 donors on FEC.gov aggregates indexed here. That join is under 0.1% of Corpus Christi’s $48,968,898 city-wide book. It is not a PAC total. Original reports remain on FEC.gov.

What share of Corpus Christi, TX itemized money is Real Estate Investments?

$10,750 is under 0.1% of the $49 million Corpus Christi, TX city book (115,893 city-field contributions). A thin share usually means other employer strings dominate the city tape, not that the grouping is absent. Quote both dollars. Do not upgrade under 0.1% into a sector ranking.

Does Real Estate Investments money in Corpus Christi fund federal spending there?

No. These figures are FEC individual contributions, not USAspending awards. $10,750 does not become a contract because both rows can mention Corpus Christi. Different statutes, different forms. This packet has no obligation dollars. Filings remain on FEC.gov. Keep both Real Estate Investments and Corpus Christi in the sentence when quoting $10,750.

Is REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS a NAICS industry?

No. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS is a filer-entered employer or occupation string on FEC itemizations, not a NAICS code. $10,750 counts only rows that stored this exact text with city Corpus Christi. Other spellings and related job titles are other keys. LobbyVault does not recode the field into a sector.