How much did Thompson Medical Co Inc donors give Priorities USA Action?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $10,200,000 coded to the Thompson Medical Co Inc employer grouping and received by PRIORITIES USA ACTION (C00495861). That join covers 783 contributions. The broader Thompson Medical Co Inc employer total across all committees is $24,996,215. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Can I add this to the Renaissance–Priorities USA join?

Only as a committee-hub view of C00495861 receipts from two employer strings. Do not add $10,200,000 to another employer total and call it one industry. Each join is a separate filter. This page reports Thompson Medical Co Inc × C00495861 only.

What share of Thompson Medical Co Inc FEC money went to this Super PAC?

About 41% of the $24,996,215 Thompson Medical Co Inc employer total is in this join: $10,200,000 to PRIORITIES USA ACTION. About $14,796,215 went to other committees. That minority share describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that the company directed the Super PAC.

Does this include Priorities USA Action independent expenditures?

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 C00495861 committee hub for other receipt and spending types not in this employer filter.

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Thompson Medical Co Inc contributions received by PRIORITIES USA ACTION

Donors who listed Thompson Medical Co Inc as their employer sent $10,200,000 in itemized individual contributions to PRIORITIES USA ACTION, according to FEC.gov aggregates. That committee total covers 783 contributions and sits against $24,996,215 attributed to the Thompson Medical Co Inc employer grouping nationwide. This page is a join: one employer/industry bucket on one side, one recipient committee (C00495861) on the other. It is not a claim that the company treasury wrote the checks, and it is not independent-expenditure spending.

Key figures

PRIORITIES USA ACTION received $10,200,000 from Thompson Medical Co Inc-coded individual contributions across 783 itemized gifts.
The Thompson Medical Co Inc employer grouping totals $24,996,215, so this committee accounts for about 41% of that labeled money.
This join is a different employer filter than Renaissance × C00495861.
Figures are FEC itemized individual contributions, not independent expenditures or NIH awards.

A medical-company string on the same Super PAC as Renaissance

THOMPSON MEDICAL CO INC totals $24,996,215 in itemized individual contributions. PRIORITIES USA ACTION, committee C00495861, received $10,200,000 of that grouping across 783 contributions—about 41% of the employer total. Renaissance also meets this Super PAC on a separate tie page. Same Super PAC ID, different employer keys. Do not add the two cells on this URL.

About $14,796,215 of Thompson Medical Co Inc-coded money ($24,996,215 − $10,200,000) went to other committees. A 41% share is a large slice that is still a minority. The industry hub is the majority view. This tie is the Priorities USA plurality-to-minority slice.

783 lines averaging about $13,027

Seven hundred eighty-three itemized contributions totaling $10,200,000 average about $13,027 per line. That mean describes this employer filter only. Unique donors are not listed.

Thompson Medical, Thompson Medical Co, and related device or pharma names typed differently are other keys. This page does not recode a NAICS medical-equipment sector. DOCTOR as an occupation-like employer string is a different join (to SLF PAC) and is not merged here.

C00495861 under a second medical-adjacent filter

Priorities USA Action independent expenditures are outside $10,200,000. The cell is individual contributions coded to Thompson Medical Co Inc. Other receipt types on the Super PAC’s reports are not in the source note.

Adding $10,200,000 to another Priorities USA employer join belongs on the committee hub, not as a merged medical-plus-one-word industry. Each employer filter keeps its own arithmetic. The $24,996,215 Thompson Medical total still has $14,796,215 outside this PAC.

Medical-company text is not an FDA or NIH dollar

FEC individual receipts do not fund USAspending biomedical awards, CMS payments, or FDA user fees. A similarly named manufacturer in a contract file is a different dataset. Correlation of medical or Thompson across names is not causation. This page offers no medical advice.

Motive is outside the packet. Unitemized gifts never appear. Cite $10,200,000, 783 contributions, $24,996,215, and C00495861. Keep Thompson Medical Co Inc × PRIORITIES USA ACTION named as the pair.

Linked hubs

The Thompson Medical Co Inc industry page holds the $24,996,215 employer total. The PRIORITIES USA ACTION page holds C00495861 receipts from every employer, including Renaissance-coded rows that are not in these 783 lines. All industries and all FEC ties collect those neighboring pairs without mixing independent expenditures into this cell.

Forty-one percent is $10,200,000 of $24,996,215. The leftover $14,796,215 is Thompson Medical Co Inc-coded money on other committees—the majority of the string. 783 lines at about $13,027 each describe this medical-company string. Renaissance meets the same Super PAC on a separate URL.

Do not add $10,200,000 to the Renaissance join here. Thompson Medical without Co Inc. is another key if it appears. DOCTOR as an employer string meets a different committee, not this Super PAC. Independent expenditures by Priorities USA Action are outside $10,200,000. Unique donors are not listed.

Cite FEC.gov for $10,200,000, 783 contributions, $24,996,215, and C00495861. Do not treat 41% as a device-maker treasury gift or as FDA, NIH, or CMS dollars. This page offers no medical advice. The industry hub holds the majority of $24,996,215 that did not go to C00495861.

Researchers who need names behind the 783 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $10,200,000 coded to THOMPSON MEDICAL CO INC and received by PRIORITIES USA ACTION (C00495861), against an employer grouping of $24,996,215. About 41% of that grouping is here; $14,796,215 is not. Dollars per line average about $13,027. That ratio is arithmetic on the packet facts, not a typical gift and not a legal finding. Unitemized receipts, independent expenditures, and USAspending awards remain outside the join. Cite FEC.gov. Medical-company text is not an NIH row.

Questions

How much did Thompson Medical Co Inc donors give Priorities USA Action?: FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $10,200,000 coded to the Thompson Medical Co Inc employer grouping and received by PRIORITIES USA ACTION (C00495861). That join covers 783 contributions. The broader Thompson Medical Co Inc employer total across all committees is $24,996,215. These figures are not independent expenditures.
Can I add this to the Renaissance–Priorities USA join?: Only as a committee-hub view of C00495861 receipts from two employer strings. Do not add $10,200,000 to another employer total and call it one industry. Each join is a separate filter. This page reports Thompson Medical Co Inc × C00495861 only.
What share of Thompson Medical Co Inc FEC money went to this Super PAC?: About 41% of the $24,996,215 Thompson Medical Co Inc employer total is in this join: $10,200,000 to PRIORITIES USA ACTION. About $14,796,215 went to other committees. That minority share describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that the company directed the Super PAC.
Does this include Priorities USA Action independent expenditures?: 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 C00495861 committee hub for other receipt and spending types not in this employer filter.

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.