Titan Sports contributions received by LINDA MCMAHON FOR SENATE 2012 INC

A near-complete overlap of two FEC labels

The Titan Sports employer grouping totals $73,478,236 in itemized individual contributions. LINDA MCMAHON FOR SENATE 2012 INC, committee C00467100, received $68,884,381 of that grouping across 730 contributions. $68,884,381 is about 94% of $73,478,236. The join is therefore a concentration story in the bookkeeping sense: almost all of the labeled employer money in this table also appears on this Senate committee’s receipts.

A 94% overlap does not prove that Titan Sports as a company funded a Senate race, that employees were directed to give, or that the remaining 6% is politically opposite. It shows how one self-reported employer string lined up against one committee ID in FEC individual-contribution aggregates. The leftover $4,593,855 of the employer total ($73,478,236 − $68,884,381) went to other committees and is not listed on this URL.

Titan Sports as an employer string, not a sports-industry NAICS

TITAN SPORTS is filer-entered employer text. It is not a NAICS recreation-or-entertainment sector and not a rollup of every wrestling or sports-media employer. People who typed WWE, World Wrestling Entertainment, or a related legal name as a different string sit in other keys. This page does not invent a corporate-family recode.

Seven hundred thirty contribution lines totaling $68,884,381 average about $94,362 per line. That mean can be pulled by large itemized gifts. The packet does not list unique donors, so 730 is a receipt count, not a headcount. Repeat gifts in a Senate cycle raise the line total without adding people.

LINDA MCMAHON FOR SENATE 2012 INC (C00467100)

The committee name dates the receiving account to a 2012 Senate effort. The year in the committee title is not an extra fact invented here; it is the disclosed FEC name. The $68,884,381 is Titan Sports-coded receipts into C00467100, not every dollar that committee raised from every employer. Other employers on the committee hub are outside this intersection.

Senate candidate committees can receive itemized gifts from many cycles of filing, including recount or debt windows. This join does not split the 730 rows by date. It also does not include independent expenditures for or against any candidate. Those schedules are a different FEC file.

What 94% does and does not mean

When an employer grouping and a committee share nearly all of the same dollars, the industry hub and the committee hub will look similar if you only read the headline. The tie page exists so that similarity is named as a join rather than assumed. The 6% of Titan Sports-coded money that did not go to C00467100 still matters as a reminder that the employer string is not identical to the committee.

None of these figures are federal awards, lobbying contacts, or proof of coordination. FEC individual receipts do not fund USAspending obligations. Shared personal or corporate names across datasets are not a causal chain. Read the employer hub, the committee hub, and neighboring ties without collapsing them into a single motive.

Where to continue on LobbyVault

The Titan Sports industry page holds the $73,478,236 employer total. The LINDA MCMAHON FOR SENATE 2012 INC page holds C00467100 receipts from every employer. All industries and all FEC ties collect other employer-committee pairs built from the same itemized individual-contribution aggregates, still excluding independent expenditures.

93.7 percent is $68,884,381 of $73,478,236. The leftover $4,593,855 is Titan Sports-coded money that did not go to C00467100. That remainder is small relative to the join and still the reason the employer hub is not a carbon copy of this Senate-committee cell.

730 lines at about $94,362 each sit between sparse eight-figure Super PAC cells and high-volume connected-PAC tapes. Unique donors are not listed. The 2012 in the committee name is disclosed labeling. The packet does not split the 730 rows by calendar year.

WWE or World Wrestling Entertainment as different employer spellings are other keys if they appear. This page does not recode a sports-entertainment family. Independent expenditures in the 2012 Senate contest are outside $68,884,381. Cite FEC.gov. Do not treat 93.7% as proof the firm funded the campaign from its treasury.

Questions

How much did Titan Sports donors give Linda McMahon’s 2012 Senate committee?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $68,884,381 coded to the Titan Sports employer grouping and received by LINDA MCMAHON FOR SENATE 2012 INC (C00467100). That join covers 730 contributions. The broader Titan Sports employer total across all committees is $73,478,236. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Did Titan Sports the company donate $68,884,381?

No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer field is Titan Sports, not a corporate treasury gift. FEC filers enter the employer string. This page does not verify employment, reimbursement, or whether the company encouraged the gifts. It reports the labeled join to committee C00467100 only.

What share of Titan Sports FEC money went to this Senate committee?

About 94% of the $73,478,236 Titan Sports employer total is in this join: $68,884,381 to LINDA MCMAHON FOR SENATE 2012 INC. The leftover employer-coded dollars went to other committees. A high percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a legal conclusion about coordination.

Does this include independent expenditures in the 2012 Senate race?

No. The source is FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by employer/industry and recipient committee. Independent expenditures, electioneering communications, and operating costs are outside this join. Use the C00467100 committee hub for other receipt types not in this employer filter.