SVP donations in the 2014 FEC cycle

Two keys: SVP and 2014

The packet’s keys are literal: occupation string SVP, cycle 2014. Their product on FEC.gov individual-contribution aggregates is $478,970, from 509 contributions and 236 donors. No recipient list, party split, or PAC total is published here.

Treat the label as a self-reported occupation. Free-text fields let filers write a longer title, a nearby spelling, or an employer instead. Those rows are counted elsewhere. This page does not merge those buckets. Neighbors include senior VP, senior vice president, EVP, and vice president.

$478,970 is smaller than $6,272,111 because other cycles exist, and it is not a share of national 2014 giving because this packet has no cycle-wide denominator. The join is the point. SVP is the three-letter abbreviation as typed. Senior VP is a neighboring expansion with its own occupation slug.

SVP as typed, not a census

After this 2014 cell of $478,970, $5,793,141 of the SVP grouping remains in other even-year windows. That remainder is 92.4% of $6,272,111. The 2014 page is not empty of other occupations; this file simply does not add them.

Percentages here use packet facts only. No national 2014 total is supplied, so no share of the election is claimed. 7.6% is SVP-internal. Function of the SVP role versus employer industry is unpublished.

Means on $478,970

236 donors and 509 contributions are compatible because one identity can give more than once. The implied 2.2 gifts per donor is a mean. High-repeat filers would pull that mean up; one-time filers would pull it down. The packet does not split those groups.

$2,030 per donor and $941 per line are derived from $478,970. They are not contribution limits and not typical gift size if the distribution is skewed. Function of the SVP role versus employer industry remains unpublished.

2014 is not Election Day

An election-night search is the wrong grain for $478,970. The FEC cycle 2014 is a two-year bucket. Dates belong on the overlay, not in invented subtotals.

The cycle hub and this tie differ by one filter. The hub is all strings in 2014. The tie is SVP in 2014. Only the tie is $478,970. SVP is the three-letter abbreviation as typed. Senior VP is a neighboring expansion with its own occupation slug.

Form text is not a payroll file

Do not treat 509 receipts as unique workers in the trade named SVP. Do not treat 236 donors as a labor-force estimate. Function of the SVP role versus employer industry is unpublished. Trade-association and corporate PAC filings file as committees and are omitted.

SVP is the three-letter abbreviation as typed. Senior VP is a neighboring expansion with its own occupation slug. Neighbors — senior VP, senior vice president, EVP, and vice president — stay on their own occupation-cycle URLs. Mixing them into $478,970 would invent a sector total this packet does not contain.

Keeping $478,970 attached to both keys

Keep both nouns in every citation: SVP and 2014. Dropping the year turns $478,970 into $6,272,111. Dropping the occupation turns this cell into the year hub, which this packet does not quantify.

Internal paths: /occupations/svp/ for the occupation running total, /election-cycles/2014/ for the year without this title, /occupations/ for neighboring strings, /ties/ for other joins. SVP is the three-letter abbreviation as typed. Senior VP is a neighboring expansion with its own occupation slug.

Repeat the join in one line for researchers: occupation SVP ∩ cycle 2014 = $478,970 itemized individual contributions, 509 receipts, 236 donors, 7.6% of $6,272,111. Neighbors remain senior VP, senior vice president, EVP, and vice president. Unpublished split: function of the SVP role versus employer industry. Not recoded into a corporate officer roster, an SEC insider list, or a C-suite census. Source remains FEC.gov. SVP is the three-letter abbreviation as typed. Senior VP is a neighboring expansion with its own occupation slug.

Questions

What did occupation SVP itemize in 2014?

Filers who listed SVP itemized $478,970 in FEC individual contributions in 2014, from 509 receipts and 236 donors. That is 7.6% of $6,272,111 under SVP. Senior VP, senior vice president, EVP, and vice president are other keys when those are the words on the form. Figures are FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates.

Do committee filings sit inside SVP 2014 money?

No. $478,970 is individual contributions tagged SVP in 2014. Trade-association and corporate PAC filings file as committees. Mixing PAC spending with $478,970 would blend FEC tables. See SVP donations or the 2014 election cycle hub for committee names. SVP in 2014 is $478,970 on 509 receipts from 236 donors.

Does this page merge neighboring occupation strings?

No. FEC.gov stores the occupation as typed. This join uses SVP. Senior VP, senior vice president, EVP, and vice president are other keys when those characters appear. LobbyVault does not recode the string into a corporate officer roster, an SEC insider list, or a C-suite census. Cite $478,970 for this title in 2014 on 509 receipts from 236 donors.

What join produces $478,970?

SVP donations ($6.3 million for the string) and the 2014 election cycle. The overlap is $478,970 from 509 receipts and 236 donors. All FEC ties lists other occupation-cycle cells. All occupations lists neighboring titles. Figures are FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates for SVP in 2014.