Security First political contributions from Los Angeles, CA

The relationship: SECURITY FIRST and LOS ANGELES

The relationship is a join, not a narrative about Los Angeles politics. $22,000 sits on receipts that carry both SECURITY FIRST and LOS ANGELES. $1,057,916,195 sits on receipts that carry LOS ANGELES regardless of employer. Subtracting in prose is unnecessary: $22,000 is already inside $1,057,916,195. Do not add them.

10 contributions from 2 donors is a 2-donor cluster. Arithmetic means: about $2,200 per receipt, about $11,000 per donor. Those ratios are not medians and not salaries. This page does not name the donors.

SECURITY FIRST is an exact employer/industry string on the itemization, not a NAICS sector and not every person who works in a related job. City labels are filer-entered. Los Angeles is stored as LOS ANGELES in California; other L.A. Basin city strings are other keys. Source: FEC.gov.

LOS ANGELES across industries in California

Los Angeles, CA remains $1,057,916,195 / 1,740,508 contributions whether or not a reader opens this Security First page. The join does not shrink the city hub. It only isolates $22,000. under 0.1% of city dollars is this exact string; more than 99.9% is not.

Do not rank Los Angeles against other California cities on the strength of $22,000. This packet has one city. Los Angeles is stored as LOS ANGELES in California; other L.A. Basin city strings are other keys. Internal links keep the city hub one click away for the unfiltered book.

Industry hub versus this Los Angeles slice

Do not upgrade Security First into a sector ranking for Los Angeles. $22,000 is one string. under 0.1% of $1,057,916,195 is that string's dollar share in this extract, not a NAICS share. 2 donors is a 2-donor cluster, which can be one household or many filers depending on the label.

The industry hub still mixes geographies. This page does not. Keep Los Angeles, CA on every citation of $22,000. Dropping the city turns a join into a hub restatement.

This URL (/ties/security-first-donors-in-ca-los-angeles/) is only Security First in Los Angeles, CA. The city hub still mixes every employer string into $1,057,916,195. The industry hub still mixes every city. This JSON is the intersection copy only.

Stored keys are city LOS ANGELES, state CA, grouping SECURITY FIRST. Display names Los Angeles and Security First are for readers. Aggregates follow the stored keys. Nearby spellings are other pages and are omitted from $22,000.

Correlation is not causation

Public records, not accusations: $22,000 does not allege coordination or local capture. A 2-donor cluster is a disclosure headcount. under 0.1% of $1,057,916,195 is a table share. Neither is public opinion in Los Angeles.

See Los Angeles, CA, Security First, California campaign finance, and all FEC ties for adjacent tables. Dollar figures are FEC itemized individual contribution aggregates. Source: FEC.gov.

Raw integers behind the prose: grouping dollars 22,000, grouping receipts 10, harvested donors 2, city dollars 1,057,916,195, city-field contributions 1,740,508. Share under 0.1% uses only the two dollar totals. Remainder of the city book is $1,057,894,195 (more than 99.9%).

Keeping both nouns: Security First and Los Angeles

Both nouns: Security First and Los Angeles, CA. Both totals: $22,000 and $1,057,916,195. Both counts: 10 join receipts and 1,740,508 city-field contributions. Donor headcount: 2. Share: under 0.1%. Means: about $2,200 per receipt, about $11,000 per donor. Cite the cluster, not a single number yanked out of the join.

Los Angeles is stored as LOS ANGELES in California; other L.A. Basin city strings are other keys. Source: FEC.gov. Live hubs win on disagreement.

Per-receipt mean about $2,200 is 22,000/10. Per-donor mean about $11,000 is 22,000/2. Receipts (10) and donors (2) differ when the same harvested donor appears on more than one itemized line. Both counts are packet facts.

No ranking, no motive

No ranking of Los Angeles as more political than a neighbor. No ranking of Security First as dominant in California. No motive. $22,000 from 2 donors on 10 receipts is a disclosure aggregate. Public records, not accusations.

Amended FEC filings can revise the join. If live pages disagree, the newer extract controls. This JSON is a packet snapshot for the Security First × Los Angeles, CA tie.

California pages still mix Los Angeles with every other CA city and mix SECURITY FIRST with every other grouping. This tie does not. A citation that names $22,000 must also name Los Angeles, CA and Security First, or it has described a hub.

Questions

How much did Security First donors in Los Angeles, CA give?

Itemized FEC individual contributions storing industry grouping SECURITY FIRST and city LOS ANGELES total $22,000 across 10 receipts from 2 donors in this extract. That is the city-and-industry join, not Los Angeles, CA's all-industry book of $1,057,916,195 on 1,740,508 contributions. Original reports remain on FEC.gov. Labels are filer-entered.

Does Security First in Los Angeles include every related job title?

No. SECURITY FIRST is the exact stored string on the itemization. Other employer spellings, parent names, and related job titles are other keys and are omitted from $22,000. 2 donors and 10 receipts follow that exact-match rule. LobbyVault does not map the field to a standardized occupation list or NAICS sector.

What share of Los Angeles, CA itemized money is Security First?

$22,000 is under 0.1% of the $1,057,916,195 Los Angeles, CA city book (1,740,508 city-field contributions). A thin share usually means other employer strings dominate the city tape, not that the grouping is absent from Los Angeles. Quote both dollars when citing the join. Do not upgrade under 0.1% into a sector ranking or a California share.

Do Security First donations in Los Angeles fund federal spending there?

No. These figures are FEC individual contributions, not USAspending awards. $22,000 does not become a contract or assistance award because both datasets can mention Los Angeles. Different statutes, different forms. This packet has no obligation dollars and no award counts. Filings remain on FEC.gov.