How many Senior Vice President donors are in the Connecticut cell?

134 donor keys sum to $1,056,453 on 1,307 contributions. That count is donor keys, not unique licensed workers. The arithmetic mean is about $7,884 per donor and $808 per contribution. Independent expenditures are not included. Named donors are not in these facts and are not invented here.

Is $32,362,240 the amount Senior Vice President filers gave in Connecticut?

No. $32,362,240 is the occupation total across harvested states. Senior Vice President’s Connecticut cell is $1,056,453. Other states hold $31,305,787. Use the occupation hub for the national figure and this tie page for the Connecticut slice only. Source: FEC.gov.

Why does this page exist if occupation and state hubs already exist?

Because two tables meet. The occupation hub answers Senior Vice President across states ($32,362,240). The state hub answers Connecticut across occupations. This tie answers only Senior Vice President inside Connecticut: $1,056,453, 1,307 gifts, 134 donors. All FEC ties lists other such pairs.

What is omitted from $1,056,453?

Unitemized gifts, independent expenditures, committee-to-committee transfers as a separate table, USAspending awards, and receipts whose occupation string was not SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT or whose donor state was not CT. Sibling titles such as SVP, Senior VP, Vice President, and Executive Vice President are other rows. Source: FEC.gov occupation-state aggregates.

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Senior Vice President political contributions from Connecticut

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates place $1,056,453 at the meeting of occupation SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT and donor state CT. Connecticut’s slice uses 1,307 contributions from 134 donors. The occupation total remains $32,362,240. Subtract and other states hold $31,305,787 under the same string. This URL exists because two dimensions meet; it is not a restatement of either hub.

Key figures

Senior Vice President × Connecticut: $1,056,453.
1,307 receipts from 134 donors.
3.3% of the $32,362,240 SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT total; remainder $31,305,787.
Filer-entered occupation; committee filings are a different table.
Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by occupation and donor state.

Senior Vice President dollars that also carry Connecticut

Headline number: $1,056,453. Contribution count: 1,307. Donor keys: 134. Occupation total: $32,362,240. Remainder outside Connecticut: $31,305,787. Share of the occupation roll: 3.3%. Those quantities are the join. Everything else on this page explains what they are and are not.

Senior Vice President in Connecticut is not Senior Vice President in every state and is not Connecticut for every occupation. Mixing those frames is how a hub restatement sneaks in. 134 donor keys and $1,056,453 exist only at the intersection. An occupation string does not mean the money funded federal contracts, and it does not mean the title caused the gifts.

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT is the spelled-out title. SVP and Senior VP are other keys if those abbreviations appear. Rank is self-typed. Independent expenditures are omitted. USAspending awards are a different statute. Quote $1,056,453 as itemized individual receipts tagged SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT and CT.

Reading the Senior Vice President occupation denominator

$32,362,240 is the Senior Vice President occupation book in this extract — every state harvested for this string. Connecticut contributes $1,056,453 (3.3%). The packet does not split the occupation total by party, and this page does not invent that split.

Senior Vice President pages still include other states. The Connecticut hub still includes other occupations. This join keeps both nouns in the sentence: Senior Vice President and Connecticut. Occupation is the string on the receipt, not a Bureau of Labor Statistics code and not a license class.

Donor state CT is an FEC field

FEC.gov stores donor state as a two-letter code. This extract uses CT for Connecticut. Military and overseas codes, if present in the broader file, are other keys. This cell is CT only. $1,056,453 does not include a donor who listed a different state even if the occupation string matched.

Amended reports can recode a donor’s state. If a later overlay disagrees with $1,056,453, the live Connecticut campaign finance page and the live Senior Vice President donations page control. This JSON file is a snapshot of packet facts.

What 134 Senior Vice President donors represent

134 is a donor-record count. $1,056,453 is a dollar sum. $7,884 is their ratio. None of those is a unique-person census of the occupation in Connecticut. None is a median. None is a party split. The packet did not include those fields, so this page does not publish them.

Omitted from $1,056,453: independent expenditures, non-individual PAC spending as a separate total, unitemized tables below the itemization threshold, and USAspending obligations. Omitted from the occupation comparison: any occupation other than SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, except as context that sibling strings exist.

FEC receipts are not federal awards

USAspending publishes federal obligations by agency and place. FEC publishes campaign finance. $1,056,453 does not become an award total because a state appears in both systems. $32,362,240 does not become an award total because an occupation string can be compared with a NAICS title in a researcher’s head. This page never claims receipts funded federal awards.

Internal links remain the four packet hrefs only. No other path is cited. Independent expenditures remain outside the dollar columns used here. SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT is the spelled-out title. SVP and Senior VP are other keys if those abbreviations appear. Rank is self-typed.

Why this page is not a Senior Vice President directory

This page is not a directory of Senior Vice President professionals in Connecticut, not a membership list, and not a C-suite census, an SEC officer roster, or a firm org chart. 134 is a donor-key count inside one FEC aggregate. Most people who use a similar job title never appear in $1,056,453.

The four packet links are the only hrefs used: Senior Vice President donations, Connecticut campaign finance, all occupations, and all FEC ties. No other URL is cited. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by self-reported occupation and donor state.

Repeat the join in one sentence for citation: occupation Senior Vice President, donor state Connecticut (CT), $1,056,453 itemized, 1,307 contributions, 134 donors, 3.3% of $32,362,240. SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT is the spelled-out title. SVP and Senior VP are other keys if those abbreviations appear. Rank is self-typed. SVP, Senior VP, Vice President, and Executive Vice President stay on other occupation pages. The Connecticut campaign finance hub still mixes every other title. All occupations and All FEC ties are indexes, not extra dollar columns.

Questions

How many Senior Vice President donors are in the Connecticut cell?: 134 donor keys sum to $1,056,453 on 1,307 contributions. That count is donor keys, not unique licensed workers. The arithmetic mean is about $7,884 per donor and $808 per contribution. Independent expenditures are not included. Named donors are not in these facts and are not invented here.
Is $32,362,240 the amount Senior Vice President filers gave in Connecticut?: No. $32,362,240 is the occupation total across harvested states. Senior Vice President’s Connecticut cell is $1,056,453. Other states hold $31,305,787. Use the occupation hub for the national figure and this tie page for the Connecticut slice only. Source: FEC.gov.
Why does this page exist if occupation and state hubs already exist?: Because two tables meet. The occupation hub answers Senior Vice President across states ($32,362,240). The state hub answers Connecticut across occupations. This tie answers only Senior Vice President inside Connecticut: $1,056,453, 1,307 gifts, 134 donors. All FEC ties lists other such pairs.
What is omitted from $1,056,453?: Unitemized gifts, independent expenditures, committee-to-committee transfers as a separate table, USAspending awards, and receipts whose occupation string was not SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT or whose donor state was not CT. Sibling titles such as SVP, Senior VP, Vice President, and Executive Vice President are other rows. Source: FEC.gov occupation-state aggregates.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by self-reported occupation and donor state. Occupation labels are filer-entered.