Thompson Medical Co Inc and the 2012 FEC cycle

Thompson Medical Co Inc meeting 2012

Two axes define the page. The employer bucket is Thompson Medical Co Inc. The cycle is 2012. The intersection is $1,785,800. Thirty-three itemized gifts and three unique donors produced it. Drop either key and the number changes: the industry hub adds other years; the cycle hub adds other employers.

Average contribution is about $54,115; average per donor is about $595,267. Those ratios flag large itemized receipts from a very small donor set. They do not flag a workplace collection or a corporate treasury transfer.

The legal-looking suffix Inc is still just text on an individual contribution record. The FEC does not confirm that the donor was an officer, employee, or shareholder.

Seven percent of a $25 million grouping

$24,996,215 is every cycle combined for this employer string. $1,785,800 in 2012 is about 7.1% of that stack. Other windows hold about 93%. A presidential-year cell can be one of several substantial years without being the grouping’s majority.

Lifetime scale this large, paired with a 2012 donor count of three, is consistent with a small number of people appearing across many cycles. This packet does not list those other years; the industry hub does.

Three donors and 33 gifts

A 33-to-3 ratio is repeated itemized activity. Maximum gifts to several committees, joint fundraising, and both years of the cycle all add rows while the unique-donor key stays at three.

Medical in the employer name does not make these receipts a health-sector PAC. PAC filings are a different form family. Individual receipts remain personal gifts.

The 2012 cycle as the other side

2012 covers federal activity in 2011–2012. Thompson Medical Co Inc’s $1,785,800 is one employer slice of that window. Comparing employer cells is a table comparison, not a ranking of companies.

Presidential years raise national itemized totals. That seasonal fact does not assign a reason to these three donors.

Inc on the line is still a text field

A legal-looking suffix does not convert an individual receipt into a corporate gift. Thompson Medical Co Inc in this table is grouped employer text. Three unique-donor keys and 33 contributions produced $1,785,800 in 2012. The Commission does not confirm officer status, equity, or current employment.

A 7.1% share of $24,996,215 leaves most of the grouping in other cycles. Lifetime scale this large with a three-donor 2012 cell is consistent with a small number of people appearing across many windows. This packet does not list those other years’ amounts.

Medical in the name does not create a health-sector PAC and does not create a CMS or NIH award link. Those systems use different identifiers. Party and candidate belong on the overlay. This join stops at employer × 2012.

Medical in an employer name pulls readers toward health-policy stories the FEC individual file cannot support. The join facts are $1,785,800, 33 gifts, 3 unique donors, and a 7.1% share of $24,996,215. CMS, NIH, and FDA awards use other identifiers. Inc on the line does not make the receipts corporate.

Three keys against 33 rows is repeated giving across a presidential window. Joint fundraising and multiple committees are the usual mechanics. This page will not list those committees. The overlay will. Other cycles for Thompson Medical Co Inc live on the industry hub as part of the $24,996,215 stack, without this packet pricing them one by one.

A 2011 gift and a 2012 gift share the $1,785,800 Thompson Medical Co Inc cell even if they went to different committees, because the cycle key is a two-year window. The overlay is where those dates and recipients appear. This join publishes the employer-cycle total, 33 contributions, 3 unique donors, and the 7.1% share of $24,996,215 — and then stops.

Limits of the join

The page does not show party, candidate, or state. It does not convert an employer tag into a corporate contribution. It does not link FEC gifts to CMS, NIH, or any other USAspending award.

Use the Thompson Medical Co Inc 2012 overlay for receipts, the industry hub for other years, the 2012 cycle hub for other employers, and the ties index for other joins.

Questions

How much FEC money links Thompson Medical Co Inc to 2012?

The 2012-cycle cell is $1,785,800 in itemized individual contributions, from 33 contributions and 3 donors, per FEC.gov aggregates. That is the employer-cycle join, not PAC spending and not the grouping’s $24,996,215 all-cycle total.

Did the company donate that amount?

The file is individual contributions tagged with the Thompson Medical Co Inc employer grouping. Individual receipts are personal gifts. They are not the same as a corporation or PAC writing a committee check. The overlay lists itemized rows for this cell; the industry hub holds other cycles; the cycle hub holds other employer strings from the same window.

What share of the grouping’s total fell in 2012?

About 7.1%. $1,785,800 divided by $24,996,215 is the 2012 cell’s share of the lifetime employer bucket. Other cycles hold the rest on the industry hub. The overlay lists itemized rows for this cell; the industry hub holds other cycles; the cycle hub holds other employer strings from the same window.

Are these donations tied to federal health awards?

No. These figures are FEC individual contribution aggregates. Federal obligations are published by USAspending. This page does not claim that campaign gifts funded those awards. The overlay lists itemized rows for this cell; the industry hub holds other cycles; the cycle hub holds other employer strings from the same window.