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Salomon Brothers and the 2010 FEC election cycle

FEC.gov records $164,966 for the string SALOMON BROTHERS inside the 2010 election cycle. That cell is 120 itemized contributions and 39 unique donors. Across all cycles the grouping stores $16,116,904, which means 2010 is about 1.0% of the running sum. This page is a join: Salomon Brothers on one axis, 2010 on the other — not Solomen Brothers as a sibling misspelling, a bank PAC, or a securities NAICS rollup.

Key figures

  • SALOMON BROTHERS in 2010 totals $164,966 on FEC.gov itemized individual receipts.
  • 120 contributions and 39 unique donors produced the cell.
  • About 1.0% of $16,116,904 stored for this string sits in 2010 ($15,951,938 remains).
  • Salomon Brothers is investment-bank employer text as stored, not NAICS and not a donor list.
  • Do not treat campaign gifts as USAspending awards.

Why Salomon Brothers and 2010 share a page

Salomon Brothers pages without a year mix every even-year window. 2010 pages without this string mix every employer and occupation. The reason this file exists is the overlap: $164,966 from FEC.gov itemized individual receipts tagged SALOMON BROTHERS in 2010. 120 contributions and 39 donors are the volume counts. Recipients are not in this packet.

The stored employer label is investment-bank employer text as stored. The Commission does not certify that each filer worked there, held that title, or used a legal entity name. Neighboring spellings remain other keys. Solomen brothers as a sibling misspelling, a bank pac, or a securities naics rollup would be a different dataset or a different string.

Keep $16,116,904 on the industry hub and keep the 2010 cycle hub for the year without this filter. The overlap — and only the overlap — is $164,966.

2010 as a slice of $16,116,904

$16,116,904 is the all-cycle total stored for SALOMON BROTHERS. Subtract $164,966 and $15,951,938 remains in other cycles (99.0%). 2010 therefore accounts for about 1.0% of the grouping. That percentage is arithmetic on two packet facts, not a ranking against other employers.

Do not read 1.0% as intensity, influence, or a planned 2010 campaign. It is $164,966 divided by $16,116,904. The industry hub is where the other windows live. The 1.0% ratio is $164,966 divided by $16,116,904. Other even-year joins for SALOMON BROTHERS are not listed in this packet; they collectively hold $15,951,938. Citing 2010 as if it were the Salomon Brothers lifetime total would overstate this cell by $15,951,938.

Volume: 120 lines, 39 identities

120 itemized contributions and 39 unique donors sit behind $164,966. Average gift size is about $1,375; average dollars per donor about $4,230; lines per donor about 3.1. Averages hide skew.

Unique donors are FEC contributor keys for this string and cycle. They are not staff headcount for Salomon Brothers. This packet does not publish names. Open the overlay for rows; do not invent them here. A mean of $1,375 per itemized line and $4,230 per donor can hide a few large receipts. The packet supplies no median. 120 contributions remaining larger than 39 donors is the expected pattern when identities give more than once.

The two-year 2010 window

FEC election cycles are two-year spans. 2010 covers that even-year window, so receipts from the odd year before the election can sit in $164,966. This packet does not split those years.

The 2010 hub is the place to see every other employer string that year. This page keeps the Salomon Brothers filter on. Without a cycle-wide total in the facts, no percentage of national 2010 giving is claimed. FEC cycle 2010 tags a two-year window. Odd-year receipts inside that window are in $164,966 if they were itemized against SALOMON BROTHERS. This file does not publish a year-by-year split because the facts do not.

Form text is not a payroll file

FEC employer and occupation fields are typed by filers. SALOMON BROTHERS is stored as written for this grouping. The Commission does not verify employment, tribal enrollment, professional licenses, or corporate identity on this aggregate. Salomon Brothers here is investment-bank employer text as stored.

PAC filings, independent expenditures, and unitemized gifts are other tables. USAspending obligations are another database entirely. $164,966 does not fund federal awards, and federal awards do not explain $164,966. Two datasets can share a name without sharing a payment trail. Salomon Brothers as investment-bank employer text as stored can appear in contracting databases under similar names. Those obligation tables are not this $164,966. The join does not claim a payment trail from campaign gifts to federal awards or the reverse.

How to quote $164,966

A complete quote names both sides: Salomon Brothers and 2010, $164,966, 120 itemized contributions, 39 unique donors, FEC.gov. Add 1.0% of $16,116,904 if the lifetime context matters. Omit any number that is not in those facts.

The overlay Salomon Brothers 2010 is for rows. The Salomon Brothers hub is for other years. The 2010 election cycle is for other strings. All FEC ties is the join index. Use every one of those hrefs; do not substitute a donor URL. Quote both keys: Salomon Brothers and 2010. Quote the dollars: $164,966. Quote the volume: 120 contributions, 39 donors. Quote the source: FEC.gov. Leave NAICS codes and named donors out unless a later overlay supplies them.

Questions

How much did Salomon Brothers donors give in 2010?
The Salomon Brothers × 2010 cell is $164,966. FEC.gov counted 120 itemized individual contributions from 39 unique donors. That is the join, not the $16,116,904 lifetime grouping total and not a committee disbursement. FEC.gov is the source for $164,966, 120 contributions, and 39 donors in the Salomon Brothers × 2010 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $16,116,904.
What share of Salomon Brothers FEC money is 2010?
About 1.0%. $164,966 divided by $16,116,904 is the 2010 share for this exact string. $15,951,938 (99.0%) sits in other cycles. No national 2010 denominator is in the packet. FEC.gov is the source for $164,966, 120 contributions, and 39 donors in the Salomon Brothers × 2010 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $16,116,904.
Does this include only Salomon Brothers employees?
No. 39 unique donors matched SALOMON BROTHERS in 2010. Retirees, household members, and former workers can reuse the string. Neighboring spellings are other keys. The total remains $164,966. FEC.gov is the source for $164,966, 120 contributions, and 39 donors in the Salomon Brothers × 2010 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $16,116,904.
Where is the overlay for the Salomon Brothers 2010 join?
The overlay path is the Salomon Brothers 2010 link. The industry hub drops the year. The 2010 election cycle drops the string. All FEC ties is the directory of joins. Dollars: $164,966. FEC.gov is the source for $164,966, 120 contributions, and 39 donors in the Salomon Brothers × 2010 cell. The lifetime grouping total stored for this string is $16,116,904.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.