Salomon Brothers contributions received by PLANNED PARENTHOOD VOTES

Salomon Brothers as stored text, Planned Parenthood Votes as the committee

SALOMON BROTHERS is the grouped employer/industry key. PLANNED PARENTHOOD VOTES is committee C00489799. This page reports itemized individual gifts that carried both labels. The $9,110,000 figure is the intersection. It is not a corporate contribution from the historic partnership, not a Citigroup successor total, and not independent-expenditure spending by the committee.

Employer strings lag mergers. People who still typed SALOMON BROTHERS, or whose records were stored under that legacy name, land in this bucket. Filers who listed CITIGROUP, CITI, or SMITH BARNEY sit elsewhere if stored that way. LobbyVault does not recode legacy bank names into a current org chart.

One thousand one hundred seventy-nine contributions is a mid-volume file: more lines than a dozen-check join, fewer than a payroll PAC with tens of thousands of deductions.

Majority overlap on a $16.1 million grouping

The SALOMON BROTHERS grouping shows $16,116,904 in itemized individual money. The Planned Parenthood Votes cell is $9,110,000, or about 57% of that total. About 43% of the labeled money went to other committees. Those other dollars are on the industry hub.

A majority share does not mean the historic firm endorsed the committee or that every Salomon-coded donor shared one issue position. It means more than half of the grouped receipts matched C00489799. The remaining $7,006,904 of the grouping ($16,116,904 minus $9,110,000) is outside this tie.

C00489799 receipts from this employer only

PLANNED PARENTHOOD VOTES received $9,110,000 from SALOMON BROTHERS-coded receipts across 1,179 contributions. Dividing dollars by gifts gives about $7,727 per contribution. That mean sits between small earmarks and seven-figure super PAC checks. The packet does not publish a median or a cycle split.

The committee overlay for C00489799 includes employers other than SALOMON BROTHERS. Those rows are not in the 1,179. Independent expenditures filed by the committee, if any, are outside this source note.

Legacy bank labels and what they do not fund

This join does not prove that Salomon Brothers as a company, or any successor bank, funded Planned Parenthood Votes. Individual contributions are personal gifts. It also does not connect those gifts to USAspending awards. A defunct or merged employer name on an FEC form is not a pipeline into federal contracts.

Correlation between a legacy Wall Street string and an issue-oriented committee is still a field match. Treat SALOMON BROTHERS as stored text. Motive is not in the aggregate.

Where the rest of each axis lives

The Salomon Brothers industry page keeps the $16,116,904 grouping. The PLANNED PARENTHOOD VOTES page keeps C00489799. All industries ranks other finance employer keys without merging them into this legacy name. All FEC ties lists neighboring employer-committee cells so this 57% overlap is not mistaken for the committee’s full file.

The 1,179-line count sits between payroll-PAC volume and thin super PAC files. About $7,727 per contribution is $9,110,000 divided by 1,179. That mid-range mean is a scale fact, not a typical donor. Legacy bank names on FEC forms often persist for years after a merger; persistence is a storage pattern, not a claim that Salomon Brothers still operated as a partnership for every one of the 1,179 lines.

Legacy keys and how not to recode them

CITIGROUP, CITI, SMITH BARNEY, and SALOMON SMITH BARNEY, if indexed, are other industry rows. This page does not add them to $16,116,904. The 57% share ($9,110,000 of $16,116,904) applies only to SALOMON BROTHERS as stored. A merger recode is a research choice with its own documentation; it is not this join.

PLANNED PARENTHOOD VOTES as C00489799 also received money from other employers. Those receipts are on the committee overlay. Independent expenditures by that committee, if filed, are other documents. Unitemized gifts are omitted. Quote the intersection as 1,179 itemized lines totaling $9,110,000, about 57% of the legacy employer grouping, and keep successor-bank names on their own hubs.

Questions

How much did Salomon Brothers-coded donors give Planned Parenthood Votes?

FEC.gov aggregates show $9,110,000 in itemized individual contributions grouped to SALOMON BROTHERS and received by PLANNED PARENTHOOD VOTES (C00489799). That join covers 1,179 contributions. The employer grouping across all committees is $16,116,904. These figures are not independent expenditures.

What share of Salomon Brothers FEC money went to this committee?

About 57% of the $16,116,904 SALOMON BROTHERS total is in this join: $9,110,000 to C00489799. The leftover share went to other committees. A majority share describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a corporate endorsement.

Does this include Citigroup or Smith Barney donors?

Only if the grouped employer text is SALOMON BROTHERS. Successor and sibling names are other keys if stored separately. This page does not recode merged bank brands into one total. Figures are limited to the labeled join.

Are independent expenditures by Planned Parenthood Votes included?

No. The source is itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Independent expenditures and operating costs are outside this join. Use the committee hub for C00489799 for other filing types.