Senate Majority PAC — 2016 cycle receipts

Reading Senate Majority PAC receipts as a cycle cell

The relationship is mechanical. FEC stores a committee master record (C00484642, SENATE MAJORITY PAC) and stores cycle-scoped financial totals. This tie reprints the 2016 slice: receipts $92,821,080.67, disbursements $91,204,417.22. It does not reprint the full committee history and it does not reprint the full 2016 universe.

This page is not the 2026 SMP cell, a DSCC Form 3X total, or a donor directory. The packet Super PAC flag is 1. Type code O sits on the committee side of the join. Cycle 2016 sits on the time side. Both have to stay in the sentence with $92,821,080.67.

Independent expenditures by other committees, unitemized gifts below itemization thresholds on other forms, and USAspending awards never enter $92,821,080.67. 2016 is a closed FEC election cycle in this extract.

Committee name, ID, and type for 2016

SENATE MAJORITY PAC / C00484642 / type O / Super PAC 1: that is the committee side. Nothing in those fields names a donor. Nothing in those fields names a federal agency. Senate Majority PAC is committee C00484642 in 2016 under the Senate Majority PAC name.

If a later FEC filing amends the committee’s name or type, the live committee page controls. This JSON keeps the packet strings. Receipts for 2016 stay $92,821,080.67 until a new extract replaces them.

How 2016 sits on the committee total

$92,821,080.67 is already inside whatever 2016 grand total a reader might see on the cycle hub. Adding $92,821,080.67 to that hub total would double-count Senate Majority PAC. This packet does not publish the cycle grand total, so this page does not quote one.

SENATE MAJORITY PAC in 2016 remains an independent expenditure-only committee (FEC type O). The packet Super PAC flag is 1. Source: FEC.gov.

Receipts versus spending for C00484642 in 2016

Committee spending in 2016 for this ID is $91,204,417.22. Committee receipts in 2016 for this ID are $92,821,080.67. Other committees’ spending in 2016 is out of scope. Other cycles for C00484642 are out of scope. Other 2016 Super PACs and later filings under the same ID are other URLs.

This join does not claim $92,821,080.67 funded USAspending awards. Different dataset, same calendar year at most. Correlation is not causation.

What not to infer from $92.8M

A $92.8M headline is still $92,821,080.67. Rounding for a title does not change the packet figure. Do not cite the rounded form as a second source. Do not treat the size of $92,821,080.67 as proof of motive.

2016 is a closed FEC election cycle in this extract. Receipts of $92,821,080.67 and disbursements of $91,204,417.22 sit close together in this cycle cell. Closeness is not proof the books are closed, and it is not a cash-on-hand figure. FEC.gov remains the source. This prose is a snapshot.

Keeping Senate Majority PAC and 2016 on the same line

The sentence that carries the number should carry both nouns. Example: SENATE MAJORITY PAC reported $92,821,080.67 in FEC receipts in the 2016 cycle (committee C00484642). A sentence that drops 2016 is a different claim. A sentence that drops Senate Majority PAC is a different claim.

Other 2016 Super PACs and later filings under the same ID remain other keys. Independent expenditures remain another table. FEC.gov remains the source.

Repeat the join in one sentence for citation: committee SENATE MAJORITY PAC (C00484642), election cycle 2016, receipts $92,821,080.67, disbursements $91,204,417.22, FEC type O, Super PAC flag 1. Other 2016 Super PACs and later filings under the same ID stay on other pages. The 2016 election-cycle hub still mixes every other committee. All committees and All FEC ties are indexes, not extra dollar columns.

What a reader may not do with $92,821,080.67: treat it as cash on hand, treat it as a donor roster, treat it as a 2016 grand total for every committee, or treat it as money that funded USAspending awards. What a reader may do: quote the pair, quote disbursements $91,204,417.22 with its own label, quote the source FEC.gov, and follow the four internal links.

No occupation split, no state split, and no named-donor list appears here. If a later extract revises $92,821,080.67 or $91,204,417.22, the live Senate Majority PAC overlay and the live 2016 page control. This JSON file is a snapshot of packet facts, not a third disclosure system. 2016 is a closed FEC election cycle in this extract.

Questions

What did SENATE MAJORITY PAC report to the FEC in 2016?

Receipts of $92,821,080.67 and disbursements of $91,204,417.22 for committee C00484642 in election cycle 2016. Type code O. Super PAC flag 1. Those are the packet facts. The 2016 cycle hub still includes other committees; this page isolates Senate Majority PAC. Source: FEC.gov committee receipts by election cycle from cycle-details topCommittees.

Is this the Senate Majority PAC committee page or a 2016 page?

Neither hub restated. It is the join: SENATE MAJORITY PAC and election cycle 2016. Receipts $92,821,080.67. Disbursements $91,204,417.22. Open the committee link for C00484642 across years. Open the 2016 election-cycle link for every committee in that year. All committees and All FEC ties list sibling pages. Source: FEC.gov.

Why do receipts and disbursements differ for Senate Majority PAC?

Receipts of $92,821,080.67 and disbursements of $91,204,417.22 sit close together in this cycle cell. Closeness is not proof the books are closed, and it is not a cash-on-hand figure. The packet does not publish cash on hand, debt, or a starting balance, so this page does not invent those lines. Quote receipts $92,821,080.67 and disbursements $91,204,417.22 as separate columns for committee C00484642 in 2016. Type O does not change the arithmetic.

Should $92,821,080.67 be used as voting advice?

No. These figures are public FEC records of committee receipts and disbursements by cycle. They are not voting advice, not cash on hand, and not a forecast of 2016 results. Read the Senate Majority PAC committee table and the 2016 election-cycle overlay for the filings. Named donors are not in this packet. Source: FEC.gov.