TEAM RYAN committee receipts in the 2016 cycle

Reading $65,549,125.97 as an intersection

$65,549,125.97 is the receipt amount that survives both filters. The committee filter is TEAM RYAN (C00545947). The cycle filter is 2016. FEC.gov committee receipts by election cycle supply both dollar facts.

Because the grouping is nonqualified PAC stored as TEAM RYAN on C00545947, the cell is a committee-master match, not a text search across every similarly named PAC. A later TEAM RYAN even-year cell, if it exists as another tie, is a different join. This file quotes only 2016 receipts and disbursements.

Use the committee hub when the question is every cycle for C00545947. Use the 2016 election cycle when the question is every committee that year. Use this tie when the question is both.

Stored name TEAM RYAN

The stored committee string is TEAM RYAN, including punctuation and INC. or PAC words as filed. Truncating the name in a citation still requires C00545947 so a different committee is not substituted.

TEAM RYAN is the committee name on C00545947. Cycle 2016 is a presidential-year window for that ID, not a Speaker vote tally. Nonqualified pac stored as team ryan on c00545947 is the class reading. It is not a House candidate Form 3, a named-leadership PAC roster, or a donor page.

Cycle 2016 without other committees mixed in

This tie excludes other 2016 filers by design. A cycle-wide receipt sum is unpublished here. Adding a second committee from memory would leave the packet.

Receipts $65,549,125.97 exceed disbursements $65,072,199.78 by $476,926.19. That difference is not cash on hand, not debts owed, and not a prediction. Amended Form 3 or Form 3X reports can still move the snapshot. FEC.gov remains the source system.

Why $65,072,199.78 is not a spending program list

Disbursements $65,072,199.78 are a cycle total, not a vendor list, not an ad calendar, and not a payroll. TEAM RYAN may have itemized those lines on FEC forms; this JSON file does not.

TEAM RYAN is the committee name on C00545947. Cycle 2016 is a presidential-year window for that ID, not a Speaker vote tally. Receipts $65,549,125.97 are likewise a total, not a contributor table.

How not to recode type N

Do not recode type N into another letter to match a headline. Do not flip isSuperPac 0 because a sibling committee is a Super PAC. Flags travel with C00545947 as stored.

A later TEAM RYAN even-year cell, if it exists as another tie, is a different join. This file quotes only 2016 receipts and disbursements. If a later FEC amendment changes type, prefer the live overlay over this snapshot.

Indexes: All committees and All FEC ties

All committees is the directory of committee IDs. All FEC ties is the directory of two-key pages. Neither directory is a dollar addend. TEAM RYAN and the 2016 election cycle are the two parents of this cell.

Keep the committee ID next to the committee name whenever the cell is quoted. Source remains FEC.gov.

Read the four internal links as parents, not as extra dollars. TEAM RYAN is the committee overlay for C00545947. The 2016 election cycle is the year overlay without a TEAM RYAN filter. All committees is the ID index. All FEC ties is the two-key index. None of those pages should be added into $65,549,125.97 or $65,072,199.78. The harvested cell is already the overlap.

A researcher quoting this join in one sentence can use: TEAM RYAN, committee C00545947, FEC type N (nonqualified PAC (FEC type N)), isSuperPac 0, cycle 2016 (a presidential-year FEC two-year window), receipts $65,549,125.97, disbursements $65,072,199.78. That sentence uses only packet facts. It still names no donors, no ad targets, no cash on hand, and no USAspending awards. If any of those fields is required, this JSON file is the wrong object.

Committee-cycle pages exist because topCommittees inside cycle-details is a join table. TEAM RYAN can appear in more than one even-year window; 2016 can contain thousands of other committees. This file isolates one pair. A later TEAM RYAN even-year cell, if it exists as another tie, is a different join. This file quotes only 2016 receipts and disbursements. Amended filings after harvest can move $65,549,125.97 or $65,072,199.78; prefer the live overlay when the table and this snapshot disagree.

Questions

How much did TEAM RYAN report in 2016?

TEAM RYAN (C00545947) reported $65,549,125.97 in FEC receipts in the 2016 cycle and $65,072,199.78 in disbursements. Committee type is stored as N; isSuperPac 0. Figures are FEC.gov committee receipts by election cycle. This page is not a donor list.

Is this a Super PAC total for TEAM RYAN?

The packet stores isSuperPac 0 for TEAM RYAN in 2016. $65,549,125.97 is the cycle-receipts total for committee C00545947, not a recode into a different committee class. Type N is nonqualified PAC (FEC type N). Cite receipts $65,549,125.97 and disbursements $65,072,199.78 together.

Does this page list TEAM RYAN donors?

No. This is a committee × cycle page. The packet publishes receipts $65,549,125.97, disbursements $65,072,199.78, committee C00545947, and cycle 2016. It does not publish contributor names or a unique-donor count. Inventing donors would leave the packet facts. See the committee overlay for committee-level rows.

What two tables meet on this page?

TEAM RYAN (C00545947) and the 2016 election cycle. The overlap is $65,549,125.97 receipts and $65,072,199.78 disbursements. All committees and All FEC ties list sibling joins. Original filings remain at FEC.gov. This tie page is the committee-cycle intersection only.