Senior Advisor contributions received by HARRIS VICTORY FUND
$1,322,388 in itemized individual contributions is the join between occupation SENIOR ADVISOR and committee HARRIS VICTORY FUND (C00744946). Those dollars sit in 1402 contributions — a thicker row count than many occupation-committee cells. Nationwide, SENIOR ADVISOR-coded receipts total $6,709,535; this committee cell is about 19.7% of that labeled total. SENIOR ADVISOR is a title string, not a seniority ranking.
Key figures
- SENIOR ADVISOR-coded gifts to HARRIS VICTORY FUND total $1,322,388 across 1402 contributions.
- The national SENIOR ADVISOR occupation total is $6,709,535.
- This committee cell is about 19.7% of that occupation total.
- SENIOR ADVISOR is a filer-entered title string, not a seniority ranking.
A high-volume title meeting a victory-fund ID
Occupation SENIOR ADVISOR and committee C00744946 produce $1,322,388 from 1402 itemized lines. Dividing those dollars by 1402 gifts yields about $943 per contribution. That mean is lower than many concentrated cells because the denominator is 1402 rows, not a handful of large checks.
About 19.7% of the $6,709,535 occupation bucket matched HARRIS VICTORY FUND. The rest of the labeled dollars sits at other committees. Quoting only this tie as ‘senior advisor money’ drops that remainder.
ADVISOR, SENIOR CONSULTANT, and CHIEF OF STAFF, if used, sit in other hubs. This join is the SENIOR ADVISOR string only. Matching it to C00744946 does not certify a White House title, a campaign payroll, or a current employer.
SENIOR ADVISOR as the occupation side
The occupation hub totals $6,709,535 across every recipient. The HARRIS VICTORY FUND cell is $1,322,388 from 1402 lines. 1402 contributions from a title that many workplaces use is a volume story on the occupation side, not a proof of shared employers.
The occupation hub rolls every committee into one running total. The committee hub rolls every occupation into one C00744946 total. Neither hub is this page. SENIOR ADVISOR is a title many workplaces use. The $6,709,535 occupation total is that string across every committee, not a roster of campaign staff. 1402 itemized rows at HARRIS VICTORY FUND describe frequency of the label at C00744946, not a shared employer.
HARRIS VICTORY FUND as the recipient side
Committee C00744946 received $1,322,388 from SENIOR ADVISOR-coded itemized gifts across 1402 contributions. That is this occupation’s slice of the committee overlay, not the fund’s entire individual-receipt history. Other occupations can appear on HARRIS VICTORY FUND without appearing in these 1402 rows.
Victory-fund receipts remain individual Schedule A lines. They are not independent expenditures and not federal awards. A shared occupation label does not map a donor onto a USAspending recipient.
What a title string does not prove
An 19.7% share describes how SENIOR ADVISOR-coded receipts lined up against one committee ID. It does not prove that advisers as a class funded a nominee, and it does not rank influence. Treat SENIOR ADVISOR as the string on the form. Correlation is not causation.
Related tables
Senior Advisor holds the $6,709,535 occupation total. HARRIS VICTORY FUND holds C00744946 receipts from every occupation. All occupations and all FEC ties collect neighboring joins. The 1402 contributions are itemized lines only. Unitemized gifts and independent expenditures are omitted. Read both hubs before quoting a single dollar figure. This tie page exists so the occupation total and the committee overlay stay comparable without being stacked.
How to cite SENIOR ADVISOR and HARRIS VICTORY FUND
Name both keys: occupation SENIOR ADVISOR totaling $6,709,535 across all recipients, and $1,322,388 in 1402 itemized gifts to HARRIS VICTORY FUND (C00744946). The share of the occupation bucket is 19.7%. The arithmetic mean of about $943 reflects 1402 rows, not a handful of maxed-out checks. Do not print an adviser share of federal awards. This packet has no USAspending field.
Subtract $1,322,388 from $6,709,535 and the difference is SENIOR ADVISOR-coded money at every other committee. The occupation internal link holds that remainder in aggregate; the committee internal link holds every occupation coded to C00744946, including other title strings that are not this join.
Keep the three numbers together: $1,322,388 dollars, 1402 contributions, and committee C00744946. A 1402-row cell is a volume pattern. Repeat itemized gifts can add lines without adding large dollars, which is why the arithmetic mean sits near $943. All occupations and all FEC ties place the pair among other occupation-committee joins. SENIOR ADVISOR as typed is the filter; ADVISOR and CHIEF OF STAFF are other hubs if those strings exist. Quoting only the $6,709,535 occupation hub without C00744946 drops this cell; quoting only the committee without the occupation string drops every other title on the fund.
Questions
- How much have Senior Advisors given to HARRIS VICTORY FUND?
- FEC itemized individual contributions coded occupation SENIOR ADVISOR and recipient HARRIS VICTORY FUND (C00744946) total $1,322,388 across 1402 contributions. Nationwide, SENIOR ADVISOR-coded receipts are $6,709,535. This cell is about 19.7% of that occupation total.
- Are these White House or campaign senior advisors?
- The FEC file does not verify employer or title grade. Occupation is the string SENIOR ADVISOR. The 1402 contributions used that pair of labels with C00744946. Filers who wrote ADVISOR or CHIEF OF STAFF may sit in other buckets. Occupation labels are filer-entered.
- Why are there so many contributions?
- 1402 itemized rows against $1,322,388 produce a lower arithmetic mean (about $943) than cells with a handful of large gifts. A contribution count can be many small itemized lines from repeat donors. Unitemized amounts are omitted. Occupation labels are filer-entered.
- Where are the live tables?
- Occupation totals live on the Senior Advisor page. Committee receipts live on HARRIS VICTORY FUND (C00744946). All occupations lists other occupation hubs. All FEC ties lists other occupation-committee joins. Original itemized filings remain at FEC.gov; this page is the join of those two fields only.
FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by occupation and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.