Trump Organization contributions received by Hillary Victory Fund

Two labels, one cell: $428,800

TRUMP ORGANIZATION is stored text. HILLARY VICTORY FUND is stored committee name C00586537. The join publishes their itemized-individual overlap: $428,800 from 301 contributions. It is not a unique-employee census at the Organization.

TRUMP ORGANIZATION is stored employer text. HILLARY VICTORY FUND is C00586537. The two names on one join are a filing overlap, not a narrative about intent. $428,800 across 301 itemized lines is a small slice of the $18,167,986 grouping. This page does not name filers and does not speculate why the employer string and the victory fund share a cell.

About 2.4% of $18,167,986 is this cell. The leftover $17,739,186 sits on other committees under the same TRUMP ORGANIZATION grouping, or outside this recipient filter.

Do not narrate motive from the two names

Unusual pairings of employer string and committee name are still filing overlaps. This page does not explain why filers stored TRUMP ORGANIZATION on gifts to Hillary Victory Fund. Cite $428,800, 301 contributions, $18,167,986 on the Trump Organization grouping, and C00586537. Keep both sides named: TRUMP ORGANIZATION as grouped text, HILLARY VICTORY FUND as recipient.

301 lines at about $1,425 each is $428,800 divided by 301. That mean is arithmetic, not a typical gift, not a contribution limit, and not a unique-donor census. Unitemized gifts never enter $428,800.

Other datasets stay other datasets

USAspending obligations that share a similar name, if any exist, are a different dataset. This join does not claim that $428,800 funded federal work. Campaign contributions are not federal awards. The cell is not proof of motive, a party switch, or a real-estate USAspending award.

Independent expenditures by HILLARY VICTORY FUND, if any, are a different FEC table. $428,800 is itemized individual receipts only. It is not a unique-employee census at the Organization.

Trump Organization remainder and Hillary Victory Fund remainder

The industry hub holds $17,739,186 on other committees. The committee hub holds receipts whose employer field did not group to TRUMP ORGANIZATION. Neither remainder belongs in $428,800.

Where to click next

Open /industries/trump-organization/ for the Trump Organization grouping of $18,167,986, /committees/C00586537/ for Hillary Victory Fund (C00586537) receipts from every employer, /industries/ for other industry hubs, and /ties/ for neighboring joins. Live overlay numbers win if they disagree with this snapshot.

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

Researchers who need names behind the 301 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $428,800 coded to TRUMP ORGANIZATION and received by HILLARY VICTORY FUND (C00586537), against a grouping of $18,167,986. About 2.4% of that grouping is here; $17,739,186 is not. Dollars per line average about $1,425. An employer string, not a candidate biography. The cell is not proof of motive, a party switch, or a real-estate USAspending award.

Four hrefs cover the join: /industries/trump-organization/ (Trump Organization), /committees/C00586537/ ($428,800 from 301 itemized individual contributions. FEC.gov grouped those lines to TRUMP ORGANIZATION and to HILLARY VICTORY FUND (C00586537). The Trump Organization all-committee total is $18,167,986. Independent expenditures are excluded.), /industries/ (No. TRUMP ORGANIZATION is an employer string, not a candidate biography. The packet does not name the 301 filers and does not convert the grouping label into a biography. Cite $428,800 and C00586537 without inventing donor names.), and /ties/ ($17,739,186, or about 97.6%, sits on other committees. $428,800 is 2.4% of $18,167,986. That leftover is on the industry hub, not on this tie.). Together they let a reader add or remove one filter at a time without leaving FEC itemized-individual space. This snapshot recorded $428,800 from 301 contributions. Live pages can move. FEC.gov is the originating filing system. Unitemized individual gifts never enter $428,800. Independent expenditures and PAC disbursements are other FEC tables. Sharing a company-like string does not merge those ledgers with C00586537.

Restating the join without new numbers: Trump Organization at Hillary Victory Fund is $428,800 from 301 itemized individual contributions on FEC.gov. The same string stores $18,167,986 across committees, so this recipient is about 2.4% and other committees hold $17,739,186. The grouping is an employer string, not a candidate biography, not a unique-employee census at the Organization. No donor names, unique-donor count, party split, or USAspending dollars are in this packet. Mean gift size is about $1,425. That mean is arithmetic, not a median. Independent expenditures remain outside $428,800.

Questions

How much is the Trump Organization × Hillary Victory Fund overlap?

$428,800 from 301 itemized individual contributions. FEC.gov grouped those lines to TRUMP ORGANIZATION and to HILLARY VICTORY FUND (C00586537). The Trump Organization all-committee total is $18,167,986. Independent expenditures are excluded. FEC.gov is the source for $428,800, 301 contributions, and committee C00586537.

Does this page identify who listed Trump Organization?

No. TRUMP ORGANIZATION is an employer string, not a candidate biography. The packet does not name the 301 filers and does not convert the grouping label into a biography. Cite $428,800 and C00586537 without inventing donor names. FEC.gov is the source for $428,800, 301 contributions, and committee C00586537.

What is left of the $18,167,986 grouping?

$17,739,186, or about 97.6%, sits on other committees. $428,800 is 2.4% of $18,167,986. That leftover is on the industry hub, not on this tie. FEC.gov is the source for $428,800, 301 contributions, and committee C00586537.

Could $428,800 be federal contract money?

No. $428,800 is FEC itemized individual contributions. USAspending awards are a different dataset. Sharing an employer-like string does not merge those ledgers. Independent expenditures are also outside this cell. FEC.gov is the source for $428,800, 301 contributions, and committee C00586537.