Sunamerica Corp political contributions from Cleveland, OH

Cleveland dollars, then the Sunamerica Corp filter

Cleveland, OH first: $104,708,861 on 169,946 itemized individual contributions is the city book with no employer filter. Apply the second key — stored grouping SUNAMERICA CORP — and the surviving dollars are $11,000 on 5 receipts from 2 donors. That is the join. Cleveland is a filer-entered Ohio city. Other Ohio cities are other keys. Ohio campaign finance is the state extract; $104,708,861 is Cleveland only.

SUNAMERICA CORP is exact. SUNAMERICA, AIG SUNAMERICA, and related names are other keys. Not NAICS 524. $11,000 is the Cleveland intersection. Source: FEC.gov. LobbyVault indexes the pair; it does not recode the employer field into NAICS.

Counts attached to Sunamerica Corp in Cleveland

5 receipts and 2 donors produced $11,000. Five receipts from two donors: three extra lines are repeats. Two donors is not an industry census. About $2,200 per receipt and about $5,500 per donor are $11,000 divided by 5 and by 2. Means are not medians. $11,000 is under 0.1% of $104,708,861 ($105 million rounded).

The city contribution count 169,946 is not a unique-donor census for Cleveland. This packet does not publish a city-wide unique-donor integer, so this page does not invent one. Joint-fundraising and committee addresses that typed Cleveland can sit in the same bucket as residents.

Open Cleveland, OH for the unfiltered city index, Sunamerica Corp for the grouping without the Cleveland filter, Ohio campaign finance for Ohio, and All FEC ties for other pairs.

Ohio is not Cleveland

Ohio campaign finance is a state roll-up. $104,708,861 is the Cleveland city tape. Mixing those two integers creates a third number this packet never published. Other OH cities that stored SUNAMERICA CORP belong on other city-industry pages, not as addends to $11,000.

Unitemized federal gifts and Ohio state-office filings sit outside both $11,000 and $104,708,861 as constructed here. Independent expenditures are a different FEC file.

Different statutes, same city name

FEC individual contributions are not USAspending obligations. $11,000 does not become a contract, grant, or loan because a spending table can also mention Cleveland. This packet has no award dollars and no award counts. Do not add $11,000 to federal spending in Ohio.

Correlation is not causation. Two filer-entered fields on the same row do not prove that Sunamerica Corp funds Cleveland public works or that Cleveland “produced” Sunamerica Corp money. Motive and party split are unpublished in this packet.

How a citation should read

Name both sides: Sunamerica Corp and Cleveland, OH. Quote $11,000, 5 receipts, and 2 donors against the city book $104,708,861 on 169,946 lines (under 0.1%). Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates. City labels are filer-entered. Employer strings are not NAICS.

Prefer the live Cleveland, OH, Sunamerica Corp, Ohio campaign finance, and All FEC ties pages if a later ingest moved the integers. Do not add the join to the city book; the join is already inside it. Cycle cuts of Cleveland are city-cycle pages. Even-year cuts of Sunamerica Corp are industry-cycle pages. This file invents neither window.

What this packet leaves unpublished

Donor names, recipient committees, party split, and election cycle are unpublished here. The extract harvested 2 donors without listing them in this snapshot. Open Cleveland, OH or FEC.gov itemizations for names if those tables carry them.

Nationwide Sunamerica Corp dollars are unpublished. Guessing them from $11,000 is not a method. Keep the join labeled as a join: SUNAMERICA CORP inside Cleveland, OH, $11,000 on 5 receipts. Keep the nouns attached: 5 is receipts, 2 is harvested donors, $11,000 is the join, and $104,708,861 is the Cleveland city book on 169,946 lines. Swapping those nouns is a citation error. About $2,200 per receipt and about $5,500 per donor remain packet quotients, not medians and not salaries. SUNAMERICA CORP is still not a NAICS code. Cleveland, OH is still a filer-entered city string. FEC.gov remains the originating system for every integer on this page. Researchers who need the unfiltered Cleveland tape should open Cleveland, OH rather than inflating $11,000 into $104,708,861. Researchers who need SUNAMERICA CORP in every city should open Sunamerica Corp rather than guessing a nationwide total from this slice. Ohio campaign finance answers Ohio, a larger geography than Cleveland. All FEC ties lists sibling joins. None of those four destinations converts $11,000 into a USAspending obligation. Unitemized federal gifts and Ohio state-office filings remain outside both the join and the city book as built here.

Questions

How much did Sunamerica Corp donors in Cleveland, OH contribute?

Itemized individual contributions tagged SUNAMERICA CORP and Cleveland, OH total $11,000 across 5 receipts from 2 donors on FEC.gov aggregates indexed here. That join is under 0.1% of Cleveland’s $104,708,861 city-wide book. It is not a PAC total. Original reports remain on FEC.gov.

What share of Cleveland, OH itemized money is Sunamerica Corp?

$11,000 is under 0.1% of the $105 million Cleveland, OH city book (169,946 city-field contributions). A thin share usually means other employer strings dominate the city tape, not that the grouping is absent. Quote both dollars. Do not upgrade under 0.1% into a sector ranking.

Does Sunamerica Corp money in Cleveland fund federal spending there?

No. These figures are FEC individual contributions, not USAspending awards. $11,000 does not become a contract because both rows can mention Cleveland. Different statutes, different forms. This packet has no obligation dollars. Filings remain on FEC.gov. Keep both Sunamerica Corp and Cleveland in the sentence when quoting $11,000.

Is SUNAMERICA CORP a NAICS industry?

No. SUNAMERICA CORP is a filer-entered employer or occupation string on FEC itemizations, not a NAICS code. $11,000 counts only rows that stored this exact text with city Cleveland. Other spellings and related job titles are other keys. LobbyVault does not recode the field into a sector.