Trump Victory — 2016 cycle receipts

C00618389 inside election cycle 2016

$108.4M in receipts is $108,424,870.96 written in millions for the title line. The exact packet figure remains $108,424,870.96. Use the exact figure in citations. $105.3M in disbursements is $105,261,232.01. TRUMP VICTORY filed those totals for cycle 2016 under ID C00618389.

TRUMP VICTORY is a nonqualified PAC (FEC type N). The packet Super PAC flag is 0. Super PAC status in this file follows the packet flag, not a nickname. Type O without flag 1 is still type O; flag 1 without treating the page as a donor list is still a committee page.

2016 is a closed FEC election cycle in this extract. Receipts of $108,424,870.96 and disbursements of $105,261,232.01 sit close together in this cycle cell. Closeness is not proof the books are closed, and it is not a cash-on-hand figure. Source: FEC.gov committee receipts by election cycle.

Reading the Trump Victory committee overlay

The committee page linked from this file is C00618389. That hub is not limited to 2016. Quote $108,424,870.96 only with 2016 attached. Quote the hub only as the committee overlay. TRUMP VICTORY in 2016 is the join.

2016 is a closed FEC election cycle in this extract. Type N, receipts $108,424,870.96, disbursements $105,261,232.01. Other 2016 type-N committees are out of scope for the dollar columns on this page.

Reading 2016 without treating it as cash on hand

Do not treat $108,424,870.96 as cash on hand for 2016. Committees spend, refund, and transfer. This packet has receipts and disbursements, not a cash line. Receipts of $108,424,870.96 and disbursements of $105,261,232.01 sit close together in this cycle cell. Closeness is not proof the books are closed, and it is not a cash-on-hand figure.

The 2016 election-cycle internal link holds the year overlay. The committee internal link holds C00618389. All FEC ties holds sibling committee-cycle pages. All committees holds the committee index.

Arithmetic on Trump Victory’s 2016 totals

If disbursements exceed receipts, the excess is not explained beyond the two packet numbers. If receipts exceed disbursements, the remainder is not cash on hand. Receipts of $108,424,870.96 and disbursements of $105,261,232.01 sit close together in this cycle cell. Closeness is not proof the books are closed, and it is not a cash-on-hand figure. Quote both inputs if you mention the gap.

TRUMP VICTORY in 2016 stays a nonqualified PAC (FEC type N). Type does not change the arithmetic. Source: FEC.gov.

Coverage limits on this committee-cycle cell

Coverage is committee receipts and disbursements for C00618389 in 2016. $108,424,870.96 and $105,261,232.01. Anything else a reader might want — donors, occupations, states, payees — is not in this packet. This page is not the authorized presidential Form 3, a Super PAC, or a 2020 cell.

Committee type is N (a nonqualified PAC (FEC type N)). The packet Super PAC flag is 0. Those flags do not expand coverage to other IDs. Other 2016 type-N committees stay on other pages.

Itemized coverage and what stays outside

What stays outside $108,424,870.96: other committees’ 2016 receipts, other cycles for C00618389, donor-level itemizations, independent expenditures by a different ID, and USAspending obligations. What stays inside: the top-committee cell for TRUMP VICTORY in 2016.

This page is not the authorized presidential Form 3, a Super PAC, or a 2020 cell. The packet Super PAC flag is 0. Keep Trump Victory and 2016 in the same sentence as $108,424,870.96.

Repeat the join in one sentence for citation: committee TRUMP VICTORY (C00618389), election cycle 2016, receipts $108,424,870.96, disbursements $105,261,232.01, FEC type N, Super PAC flag 0. Other 2016 type-N committees stay on other pages. The 2016 election-cycle hub still mixes every other committee. All committees and All FEC ties are indexes, not extra dollar columns.

What a reader may not do with $108,424,870.96: treat it as cash on hand, treat it as a donor roster, treat it as a 2016 grand total for every committee, or treat it as money that funded USAspending awards. What a reader may do: quote the pair, quote disbursements $105,261,232.01 with its own label, quote the source FEC.gov, and follow the four internal links.

No occupation split, no state split, and no named-donor list appears here. If a later extract revises $108,424,870.96 or $105,261,232.01, the live Trump Victory overlay and the live 2016 page control. This JSON file is a snapshot of packet facts, not a third disclosure system. 2016 is a closed FEC election cycle in this extract.

Questions

How much did Trump Victory raise in 2016?

TRUMP VICTORY reported $108,424,870.96 in FEC receipts in the 2016 election cycle under committee ID C00618389. Disbursements for the same committee-and-cycle cell are $105,261,232.01. The committee is a nonqualified PAC (FEC type N). The packet Super PAC flag is 0. Those dollar columns are committee aggregates from cycle-details topCommittees, not a list of named donors. Source: FEC.gov.

Is Trump Victory a Super PAC in this 2016 file?

The packet Super PAC flag is 0. FEC committee type is N, so TRUMP VICTORY is a nonqualified PAC (FEC type N). Cite both fields as stored rather than recoding the committee into another ID or another year’s cell. Receipts remain $108,424,870.96 and disbursements remain $105,261,232.01 for cycle 2016 only. Source: FEC.gov.

Does $108.4M include named donors to Trump Victory?

No. $108,424,870.96 is a committee receipt total for cycle 2016, not a contributor roster. This packet has no donor names, occupations, or counts, so this page does not invent any. Itemized individual records, if a reader needs them, live on other LobbyVault pages that are not facts here. Disbursements are $105,261,232.01 for committee C00618389.

Did Trump Victory receipts pay for federal awards in 2016?

No. $108,424,870.96 is an FEC committee receipt total for TRUMP VICTORY in 2016. USAspending awards are a different dataset and a different statute. This join does not treat campaign receipts as contract or grant funding. Disbursements of $105,261,232.01 are also campaign-finance figures, not federal obligations. Source: FEC.gov.