How much did Trans Terra Co donors give ESAFUND?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $16,350,000 coded to the Trans Terra Co employer grouping and received by ESAFUND (C00489856). That join covers 253 contributions. The broader Trans Terra Co employer total across all committees is $33,343,651. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Can I add this total to the Businessman–ESAFUND join?

Only as a committee-hub view of C00489856 receipts from two employer strings. Do not add $16,350,000 to another employer total and call it one industry. Each join is a separate filter. This page reports Trans Terra Co × C00489856 only.

What share of Trans Terra Co FEC money went to ESAFUND?

About 49% of the $33,343,651 Trans Terra Co employer total is in this join: $16,350,000 to ESAFUND. About $16,993,651 went to other committees. That near-even split describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that the firm directed half its activity here.

Does this include ESAFUND 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 C00489856 committee hub for other receipt and spending types not in this employer filter.

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Trans Terra Co contributions received by ESAFUND

Donors who listed Trans Terra Co as their employer sent $16,350,000 in itemized individual contributions to ESAFUND, according to FEC.gov aggregates. That committee total covers 253 contributions and sits against $33,343,651 attributed to the Trans Terra Co employer grouping nationwide. This page is a join: one employer/industry bucket on one side, one recipient committee (C00489856) on the other. It is not a claim that the firm itself wrote the checks, and it is not independent-expenditure spending.

Key figures

ESAFUND received $16,350,000 from Trans Terra Co-coded individual contributions across 253 itemized gifts.
The Trans Terra Co employer grouping totals $33,343,651, so this committee accounts for about 49% of that labeled money.
This join is a different employer filter than Businessman × C00489856.
Figures are FEC itemized individual contributions, not independent expenditures.

Trans Terra Co and ESAFUND split a string nearly in half

TRANS TERRA CO totals $33,343,651 in itemized individual contributions. ESAFUND, committee C00489856, received $16,350,000 of that grouping across 253 contributions—about 49% of the employer total. Businessman also meets ESAFUND on a separate URL. Different employer keys, same committee ID, not a merged industry.

About $16,993,651 of Trans Terra Co-coded money ($33,343,651 − $16,350,000) went to other committees. The remainder is slightly larger than the join. The industry hub is therefore not an ESAFUND clone. This tie is the near-half that landed at C00489856.

253 lines averaging about $64,625

Two hundred fifty-three itemized contributions totaling $16,350,000 average about $64,625 per line. That mean describes this employer filter only, not a ranking of donors. Unique donors are not listed.

Trans Terra, Transterrra, and related land or energy spellings are other keys if they differ. This page does not recode a real-estate or pipeline sector. The $33,343,651 total is TRANS TERRA CO as stored.

C00489856 under a second employer filter

Do not add $16,350,000 to another employer’s ESAFUND cell on this page. That sum would be an all-employer slice of ESAFUND, which belongs on the committee hub. Each tie keeps one employer string. Independent expenditures by ESAFUND are outside both cells.

The $16,350,000 is Trans Terra Co-coded individual receipts only. Other Super PAC receipt types are not in the source note. Operating expenditures are not in it.

Land-and-earth words are not BLM or DOD awards

FEC individual receipts do not fund USAspending land, energy, or construction awards. A similarly named company in a contract file is a different dataset. Correlation of terra or trans across names is not causation.

Motive is outside the packet. Unitemized gifts never appear. Cite $16,350,000, 253 contributions, $33,343,651, and C00489856. Keep the 49% share labeled as overlap, not as a finding that the firm split its giving on purpose.

Linked hubs

The Trans Terra Co industry page holds the $33,343,651 employer total. The ESAFUND page holds C00489856 receipts from every employer, including Businessman-coded rows that are not in these 253 lines. All industries and all FEC ties collect those neighboring pairs without mixing independent expenditures into this cell.

49 percent is $16,350,000 of $33,343,651. The leftover $16,993,651 is Trans Terra Co-coded money on other committees, slightly larger than the join. 253 lines at about $64,625 each describe this filter only. Businessman meets ESAFUND on a separate URL. Two employer keys, two means.

Do not add $16,350,000 to another ESAFUND employer cell on this page. That sum is a committee-hub view of ESAFUND. Transterrra or related spellings are other keys. Independent expenditures by C00489856 are outside $16,350,000. Unique donors are not listed.

Cite FEC.gov. Do not treat 49% as proof a firm split its giving in half, or as BLM, energy, or construction awards on USAspending. TRANS TERRA CO remains the string as stored. The industry hub is required reading for the other half of $33,343,651.

Researchers who need names behind the 253 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $16,350,000 coded to TRANS TERRA CO and received by ESAFUND (C00489856), against an employer grouping of $33,343,651. About 49% of that grouping is here; $16,993,651 is not. Dollars per line average about $64,625. 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. The near-half split belongs on two hubs, not one. Keep TRANS TERRA CO labeled as filer text.

Questions

How much did Trans Terra Co donors give ESAFUND?: FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $16,350,000 coded to the Trans Terra Co employer grouping and received by ESAFUND (C00489856). That join covers 253 contributions. The broader Trans Terra Co employer total across all committees is $33,343,651. These figures are not independent expenditures.
Can I add this total to the Businessman–ESAFUND join?: Only as a committee-hub view of C00489856 receipts from two employer strings. Do not add $16,350,000 to another employer total and call it one industry. Each join is a separate filter. This page reports Trans Terra Co × C00489856 only.
What share of Trans Terra Co FEC money went to ESAFUND?: About 49% of the $33,343,651 Trans Terra Co employer total is in this join: $16,350,000 to ESAFUND. About $16,993,651 went to other committees. That near-even split describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that the firm directed half its activity here.
Does this include ESAFUND 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 C00489856 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.