State Of Florida contributions received by RICK SCOTT FOR FLORIDA

A government employer string and a candidate committee

STATE OF FLORIDA is employer text, not a treasury warrant from Tallahassee. Public employees, contractors, and others type that phrase on Schedule A. The grouping totals $53,039,884. RICK SCOTT FOR FLORIDA, committee C00676965, received $50,558,983 of that grouping across 213 contributions—about 95% of the labeled employer total.

A 95% overlap can look like the state funded a campaign. It did not, on this table. Hatch Act, state ethics rules, and payroll deduction are not adjudicated here. The join only shows that most itemized individual receipts coded to this employer string also list C00676965 as the recipient. About $2,480,901 of the employer grouping ($53,039,884 − $50,558,983) went to other committees.

213 lines averaging about $237,366

Two hundred thirteen contributions totaling $50,558,983 average about $237,366 per line. That mean is far above typical employee PAC-deduction amounts and is not a wage. It can reflect large itemized gifts from people who listed the state as employer, including officials, family members using the same string, or filers describing a government role loosely. The packet does not name them or split occupation.

Florida agencies, universities, and courts often appear as more specific employer strings. Those keys are not merged into STATE OF FLORIDA on this page. A donor who typed Department of Transportation or University of Florida sits elsewhere even if paid by the state. The $53,039,884 total is this spelling only.

RICK SCOTT FOR FLORIDA (C00676965)

C00676965 is the receiving candidate committee. The $50,558,983 is State Of Florida-coded individual receipts into that committee, not the committee’s complete fundraising from every employer. Other industries on the committee hub are outside these 213 rows. Senate or gubernatorial context in the committee name is disclosed labeling, not extra packet facts.

Candidate committees report operating expenditures and, in some cases, transfers. Those files are not in this join. Independent expenditures by outside groups for or against any candidate are also excluded. Keep $50,558,983 labeled as itemized individual contributions.

Public employer text is not public money

Federal law restricts using official resources for campaigns. This page neither alleges a violation nor certifies compliance. It reports FEC employer-field matches. Salary paid by Florida is not the same as a contribution, and a contribution from someone who works for Florida is not a state appropriation.

Do not join this table to USAspending awards to Florida agencies. FEC donations do not fund those awards. Geography overlap—Florida as employer and Florida in the committee name—is still two datasets. Correlation is not causation.

Linked hubs

The State Of Florida industry page holds the $53,039,884 employer total. The RICK SCOTT FOR FLORIDA page holds C00676965 receipts from every employer. All industries and all FEC ties place this government-string-to-committee pair beside other employer-committee intersections built from the same individual-contribution aggregates.

95.3 percent is $50,558,983 of $53,039,884. The leftover $2,480,901 is State Of Florida-coded money on other committees. R L Scott Co meets the same committee C00676965 on a different tie. Do not add those cells on this URL. They are two employer filters sharing a candidate committee.

213 lines at about $237,366 each are not a typical public-employee PAC deduction tape. That mean can reflect large itemized gifts from people who listed the state as employer. The packet does not name them, split occupation, or certify Hatch Act compliance.

Cite FEC.gov. Department of Transportation, a university, or a court as more specific employer text sits in other keys. Independent expenditures in Florida races are outside $50,558,983. Public salary is not a contribution, and a contribution from someone who listed the state is not an appropriation.

Questions

How much did State of Florida-coded donors give Rick Scott for Florida?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $50,558,983 coded to the State Of Florida employer grouping and received by RICK SCOTT FOR FLORIDA (C00676965). That join covers 213 contributions. The broader State Of Florida employer total across all committees is $53,039,884. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Did the State of Florida donate $50,558,983?

No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer field is State Of Florida, not a government appropriation or treasury gift. FEC filers enter the employer string. This page does not verify current public employment or payroll deduction. It reports the labeled join to committee C00676965 only.

What share of State Of Florida FEC money went to this committee?

About 95% of the $53,039,884 State Of Florida employer total is in this join: $50,558,983 to RICK SCOTT FOR FLORIDA. The leftover employer-coded dollars went to other committees. A high percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that the state funded a campaign.

Does this include independent expenditures in Florida races?

No. The source is FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Independent expenditures and operating costs are outside this join. Use the C00676965 committee hub for other receipt types not in this employer filter.