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Sales political contributions from Texas

Texas donors who listed their occupation as Sales reported $8,597,147 in FEC itemized individual contributions. That join covers 40,071 contributions from 1,641 donors. Nationwide, Sales-coded receipts total $70,603,695 from 384,165 contributions and 16,747 donors. Texas holds about 12% of those dollars and about 10% of the contributions; This page is the occupation-and-state join, not a commission-payroll extract, and not a ranking of Texas against other Sales-state ties except as separate filters.

Key figures

  • Texas Sales-coded donors account for $8,597,147, 40,071 contributions, and 1,641 donors.
  • The national Sales occupation total is $70,603,695 from 16,747 donors and 384,165 contributions.
  • Texas holds about 12% of Sales-coded dollars and about 10% of Sales-coded contributions.
  • SALES is a filer-entered string, distinct from REAL ESTATE in these FEC tables.

Sales and Texas as a high-row join

Occupation SALES and state TX produce $8,597,147, 40,071 contributions, and 1,641 donors. The occupation nationwide is $70,603,695, 384,165 contributions, and 16,747 donors. Texas’s dollar share is about 12%. Contribution share is about 10% (40,071 of 384,165). Donor share is about 10% (1,641 of 16,747).

Forty thousand Texas contributions from 1,641 donors is frequent itemization inside the state filter, in line with the national occupation’s 384,165 contributions from 16,747 donors. Unlike Texas Chairman, where dollars outran rows, this Sales join keeps the three shares close.

Sales–Texas is a high-row join on a thick occupation: $8,597,147 of $70,603,695 (about 12%), 40,071 of 384,165 contributions (about 10%), 1,641 of 16,747 donors (about 10%). People and rows match; dollars run slightly higher. Three hundred eighty-four thousand contributions from 16,747 donors is frequent itemization nationwide. Texas’s 40,071 from 1,641 is the TX-coded piece totaling $8,597,147. SALES is not REAL ESTATE. This page does not fold Texas Real Estate rows into 40,071. Donor state TX is not recipient geography. PAC receipts are not in $8,597,147. The Sales hub holds $70,603,695. The Texas hub holds every occupation in the state. Independent expenditures are excluded. Occupation labels are filer-entered.

Sales as a national occupation string

SALES is a short, filer-entered label. Account executive, sales manager, or realtor, if typed that way, would be other buckets. This grouping is 16,747 donors, 384,165 contributions, and $70,603,695. Real Estate is a separate occupation even when some salespeople work in property.

Three hundred eighty-four thousand contributions from 16,747 donors is one of the thicker occupation volumes in this slice. Texas’s 40,071 contributions from 1,641 donors is the TX-coded volume, not a count of Texas sales licenses.

Texas donor-state receipts

The TX side is $8,597,147 from 40,071 contributions and 1,641 donors. Donor address is not recipient geography. Sales-coded money from Texas can support committees in any state.

Texas campaign finance overall includes Investor, Real Estate, and Chairman. This tie isolates Sales. Those other Texas joins have different contribution counts and should not be added to 40,071.

What a 12% share does not establish

Texas holding about 12% of Sales-coded dollars does not show that sales work caused campaign receipts, and it does not treat individual gifts as corporate PAC money or as federal awards. Occupation plus state is not causation.

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

Occupation hub, state hub, and other ties

Sales donations holds the $70,603,695 national total. Texas campaign finance holds all TX-coded itemized individual receipts. All occupations and all FEC ties place this high-row Texas join next to dollar-heavy Texas titles such as Chairman without merging their facts.

One thousand six hundred forty-one Texas Sales-coded donors are 10% of 16,747. Their 40,071 contributions are 10% of 384,165. Their $8,597,147 is 12% of $70,603,695. People and rows match; dollars run slightly higher.

Sales Texas as high-row itemization inside a thick occupation

Three hundred eighty-four thousand one hundred sixty-five contributions from 16,747 donors is a thick national Sales occupation. Texas’s 40,071 contributions from 1,641 donors totaling $8,597,147 is the TX-coded portion. SALES is not REAL ESTATE. This page does not fold Texas Real Estate rows into 40,071.

Donor state TX is not recipient geography. Sales donations and Texas campaign finance are the parent hubs. All occupations and all FEC ties keep neighboring Texas occupation-state joins on other URLs. Itemized individual contributions from FEC.gov. Independent expenditures excluded. Occupation labels are filer-entered.

Questions

How much have Sales donors in Texas given?
FEC itemized individual contributions from donors listing occupation Sales and state Texas total $8,597,147, from 40,071 contributions and 1,641 donors. Nationwide, Sales-coded receipts are $70,603,695 from 384,165 contributions and 16,747 donors. Texas is about 12% of those dollars.
Does Sales include real-estate salespeople?
Only if the occupation field is SALES. REAL ESTATE is a separate occupation grouping. This join’s 1,641 Texas donors used Sales. Combining the labels would invent a total not in these facts. The Texas join is $8,597,147 from 40,071 contributions and 1,641 donors.
What share of Sales contributions are from Texas?
About 10% of Sales-coded contributions (40,071 of 384,165) and about 10% of donors (1,641 of 16,747) are in this Texas join, alongside about 12% of dollars ($8,597,147 of $70,603,695). Donor state is the address on the record.
Is this employer PAC money from Texas sales organizations?
No. The $8,597,147 is itemized individual contributions grouped by occupation and donor state. PAC and corporate receipts are not in this join or in the $70,603,695 occupation total. The Texas join is $8,597,147 from 40,071 contributions and 1,641 donors.

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