TITAN SPORTS in the 2012 cycle: $15.9 million from one donor
The employer string TITAN SPORTS accounts for $15,870,281 in the 2012 election cycle, according to FEC.gov aggregates on LobbyVault. That slice is 44 contributions from 1 donor. The all-cycle TITAN SPORTS total is $73,478,236. Cycle 2012 is 21.6% of that parent book. This page joins the employer key to the 2012 clock. Forty-four lines from one person is repeat itemizing inside a presidential-year window. It is not a headcount of a sports company and not a league PAC.
Key figures
- TITAN SPORTS in 2012 totals $15,870,281 from 1 donor and 44 contributions.
- The all-cycle total is $73,478,236; 2012 is 21.6% of that book.
- Forty-four lines from one donor is repeat itemizing, not a payroll.
- The label is FEC employer text, not a sports census.
- Source: FEC.gov via LobbyVault.
One donor’s 2012 activity inside a $73.5 million string
A single unique contributor produced 44 itemized receipts totaling $15.9 million in 2012 under TITAN SPORTS. Contribution count exceeds donor count because each itemized gift is a line. The Titan Sports 2012 overlay lists the disclosed recipient committees. This prose does not invent a party percentage or a mean gift as a packet field.
The parent total of $73,478,236 means 2012 is a substantial cycle for the string but not the whole file. Other cycles hold 78.4%. Adding $15.9 million to $73.5 million would double-count.
TITAN SPORTS is grouped form text. People who typed a later legal name, a different brand, or SELF EMPLOYED are on other keys unless the receipt grouped here.
Cycle 2012 is an FEC window, not a season
FEC cycle 2012 is the two-year federal reporting clock labeled 2012. It is not a sports season and not a television-rights year. The 2012 election cycle hub places this employer string among other 2012 groupings, including other one-donor books.
Entertainment or sports framing is not in the packet. This join reports dollars, lines, and donor count as filed.
What sits outside the $15.9 million
Unitemized gifts. State filings. Independent expenditures. Committee PAC documents that do not carry this employer string on an individual receipt. Anyone who used a different employer spelling.
A large 2012 gift is a public itemized contribution. LobbyVault does not infer ownership of a franchise or a media company from one FEC donor ID.
One donor and 44 lines totaling $15,870,281 is repeat itemizing under an employer string, not a league census. Other team, league, and entertainment spellings are other keys. The Titan Sports 2012 overlay lists disclosed recipients.
Sports-season and television-rights frames are not packet fields. This join reports FEC cycle 2012 dollars, lines, and donor count as filed.
Citation
Cite $15,870,281, 44 contributions, and 1 donor for TITAN SPORTS in 2012. Cite $73,478,236 for the all-cycle grouping. Name FEC.gov. Live hubs override this snapshot after amendments.
The 21.6% share ($15,870,281 of $73,478,236) is this cycle’s cut of the parent. Other cycles hold 78.4%. Adding 2012 to the parent would double-count.
Unitemized gifts, state filings, independent expenditures, and committee PAC documents that lack this employer string sit outside the $15,870,281. LobbyVault does not infer franchise ownership from one contributor ID.
Related tables
Titan Sports 2012 is the overlay. Titan Sports is the parent. The 2012 election cycle page is the cycle census. All FEC ties lists other joins.
Titan Sports 2012 is the overlay. Titan Sports is the parent. The 2012 election cycle page is the cycle census. All FEC ties lists other joins. Cite FEC.gov. Live hubs override this snapshot.
Forty-four lines from one person means the FEC field is transactional. Quote the overlay for actual row amounts rather than assuming even line sizes.
Citing a one-donor sports-string slice
A complete citation: TITAN SPORTS in FEC cycle 2012 totals $15,870,281 from 1 donor and 44 itemized contributions, 21.6% of the all-cycle total of $73,478,236. The label is grouped employer text, not a sports-industry NAICS total.
Entertainment framing is outside the packet. A large itemized gift is a public individual contribution as disclosed. It is not a league PAC and not a headcount.
This join keeps the 2012 cut from being mistaken for the $73.5 million parent. The parent page remains the all-cycle roll-up.
Forty-four itemized lines from one donor totaling $15,870,281 is repeat activity inside cycle 2012, not a league membership roll. Other entertainment and team strings are other keys. The Titan Sports parent of $73,478,236 remains the all-cycle book.
Independent expenditures that mention a candidate this donor also supported are a different FEC series. Committee PAC filings are different documents. State filings are outside FEC.gov. Quote the live Titan Sports 2012 overlay after amendments.
This prose will not convert 44 lines into a mean gift as a published statistic. Optional division is the reader’s arithmetic. The packet fields remain $15,870,281, 44, and 1.
Questions
- How much did TITAN SPORTS donors give in 2012?
- LobbyVault attributes $15,870,281 to that employer string in 2012, from 44 contributions and 1 donor. These are itemized individual receipts, not a league or firm PAC total.
- Is 2012 the full TITAN SPORTS total?
- No. The all-cycle total is $73,478,236. The 2012 slice is $15,870,281, or 21.6% of that parent book.
- How can 44 contributions come from 1 donor?
- Each itemized gift is a line. Repeat donations from the same person produce 44 lines and a donor count of 1.
- Is this every sports-industry donor in 2012?
- No. Only receipts grouped to TITAN SPORTS are in the $15.9 million. Other team, league, and entertainment spellings are other keys.
FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.