SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND — 2012 cycle receipts

SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND and 2012 as a join

$15,944,858.65 attaches to SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND only inside cycle 2012. Other years on C00448696 are other ties. Other committees in 2012 are other ties. Adding those cells here would break the filter. The stored name string is SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND; neighboring legal names are not merged.

$15,882,748.77 is the companion disbursement total for the same pair. Receipts exceed disbursements by $62,109.88 in this extract ($15,944,858.65 in, $15,882,748.77 out). That gap is arithmetic on two cycle totals, not FEC cash on hand and not a prediction of leftover funds. Quote receipts and disbursements with their labels. Do not net them into a homemade cash figure and call it FEC cash on hand.

The page is not the 2014 Senate Conservatives Fund cell, an NRSC Form 3X, or a donor page. It is committee receipts by election cycle. Party affiliation of candidates, occupation strings, and city strings sit on other LobbyVault joins.

Committee C00448696 without other cycles mixed in

The committee hub for C00448696 is the place to compare other cycles. This 2012 cell is $15,944,858.65 in receipts, not an all-years sum. If a live overlay shows a different receipt total, the live table and FEC.gov outrank this snapshot. Committee designation U is stored as unauthorized. Cash on hand in the extract is $1,208,996.46. That is a stored cash-on-hand field, not receipts minus disbursements. Individual contributions are $15,558,676.03. That individual column is not the same number as cycle receipts $15,944,858.65; other receipt types can fill the gap without this page naming them.

SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND is not the 2014 Senate Conservatives Fund cell, an NRSC Form 3X, or a donor page. Neighboring party committees, authorized campaigns, and independent-expenditure committees keep their own IDs. Do not add those IDs into $15,944,858.65.

The 2012 FEC window

2012 is not turnout, not Electoral College votes, and not a majority in either chamber. It is a bookkeeping key on FEC reports. $15,944,858.65 is receipts with that key and committee C00448696.

Open cycles such as 2026 can still receive filings after this snapshot. Closed cycles can still be amended. Either way, FEC.gov outranks the JSON.

How to quote the two Senate Conservatives Fund dollar lines

Quote $15,944,858.65 as 2012 receipts for SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND (C00448696). Quote $15,882,748.77 as 2012 disbursements for the same pair. Do not add the two. Do not subtract them and call the result cash.

Receipts exceed disbursements by $62,109.88 in this extract ($15,944,858.65 in, $15,882,748.77 out). That gap is arithmetic on two cycle totals, not FEC cash on hand and not a prediction of leftover funds. Independent expenditures, if any, are not a third dollar in this packet.

Caveats on the SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND join

No vote advice. No ranking of SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND as a winner or loser. Receipts are filings, not ballots. 2012 results, if any, are outside this extract.

No medical, financial, or political advice. Public records only. SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND’s $15,944,858.65 is a disclosure total.

Where to read SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND next

Read the committee table at /committees/C00448696/ for rows that are not limited to 2012. Read /election-cycles/2012/ for the cycle table. Stay on the pair when quoting $15,944,858.65.

All FEC ties is the directory of other joins. Party-cycle, industry-cycle, and city-pac pages use different fact sets. Do not paste $15,944,858.65 onto those pages. Unique to this file: 2012 type Q PAC on the same ID as the 2014 tie but with $15,944,858.65 receipts and $1,208,996.46 cash on hand. Stored name SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND. Stored receipts $15,944,858.65. Stored disbursements $15,882,748.77. Restating the join without new numbers: SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND (C00448696) in the 2012 FEC election cycle receipted $15,944,858.65 and disbursed $15,882,748.77. The committee is qualified PAC (FEC type Q), isSuperPac = 0. 2012 is a presidential-year FEC two-year window. The page is not the 2014 Senate Conservatives Fund cell, an NRSC Form 3X, or a donor page. 2012 type Q PAC on the same ID as the 2014 tie but with $15,944,858.65 receipts and $1,208,996.46 cash on hand. No donor names appear. No USAspending obligations appear. Live overlay /committees/C00448696/ and the 2012 election-cycle hub override this snapshot if they disagree. Source: FEC.gov.

Questions

How much did Senate Conservatives Fund raise in 2012?

FEC.gov committee-cycle totals show $15,944,858.65 in receipts for SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND in 2012. The companion disbursement total is $15,882,748.77. Cite both the committee ID C00448696 and the cycle year. This is a pac-cycle join, not a donor-detail page.

Is this the same dollar pair as the 2014 Senate Conservatives Fund page?

Compare the two stored fields only: receipts $15,944,858.65 versus disbursements $15,882,748.77 for C00448696 in 2012. Receipts exceed disbursements by $62,109.88 in this extract ($15,944,858.65 in, $15,882,748.77 out). That gap is arithmetic on two cycle totals, not FEC cash on hand and not a prediction of leftover funds. Do not add a USAspending figure. Do not invent a donor-level remainder.

Is Senate Conservatives Fund a Super PAC in 2012?

No. This URL is committee × cycle receipts for SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND (C00448696) in 2012. It is not the 2014 Senate Conservatives Fund cell, an NRSC Form 3X, or a donor page. Donor names are unpublished. Contribution counts are unpublished. USAspending dollars are unpublished.

Where is C00448696 for the 2012 overlay?

Use the SENATE CONSERVATIVES FUND committee link for the filer hub and the 2012 election-cycle link for the year hub. This /ties/ path is only the join: $15,944,858.65 receipts and $15,882,748.77 disbursements. FEC.gov remains the original reports.