How much did El Paso, TX filers itemize to Unite the Country?

This extract records $400,000 in itemized individual contributions where the stored city is EL PASO and the recipient committee is Unite the Country (C00701888). That is the city-and-committee join, not El Paso, TX's all-committee book of $55,994,876. No donor names are in the packet. Source: FEC.gov. Not independent expenditures.

Is this a list of El Paso donors to Unite the Country?

No. City-committee pages are joins, not rosters. The facts include city, committee name, committee ID C00701888, join dollars $400,000, and city dollars $55,994,876. Contributor names and unique-donor counts are unpublished and are not invented here. Underlying itemized rows remain on FEC.gov bulk files.

What share of El Paso, TX itemized dollars went to Unite the Country?

$400,000 is 0.71% of the $55,994,876 El Paso, TX city book. Other committees account for $55,594,876 (99.29%). Quote both dollars when citing the join. Do not upgrade 0.71% into a Texas share or into Unite the Country's nationwide city mix, which is not in this packet.

Do El Paso gifts to Unite the Country pay for federal grants in Texas?

No. These figures are FEC individual contributions, not USAspending awards. $400,000 does not become a contract or assistance award because both datasets can mention El Paso. Different statutes, different forms. This packet has no obligation dollars. Filings remain on FEC.gov.

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El Paso, TX itemized gifts to Unite the Country

Filers who stored city EL PASO in TX itemized $400,000 in federal individual contributions to Unite the Country (C00701888). That committee slice sits inside a El Paso, TX citywide book of $55,994,876 across every recipient in this extract. This page is a join of two FEC fields — donor city and recipient committee — not a roster of named contributors and not a restatement of either hub. Figures come from FEC.gov itemized individual contribution aggregates. They are not independent expenditures, and they do not fund USAspending awards.

Key figures

$400,000 is the El Paso, TX × Unite the Country (C00701888) join.
$55,994,876 is the all-committee El Paso, TX book; this committee is 0.71% of that book.
This page is a city × committee join, not a donor roster.
EL PASO is an exact filer-entered city string in TX.
If the live hub disagrees, the newer FEC extract controls.

How El Paso, TX meets Unite the Country

$400,000 is the overlap of two FEC dimensions: contributor city EL PASO with state TX, and recipient committee Unite the Country (C00701888). The city side, covering every committee in this extract, is $55,994,876. Unite the Country therefore accounts for 0.71% of El Paso, TX itemized individual dollars in these facts. The remaining $55,594,876 (99.29%) went to other committees under the same city label.

This is not a restatement of El Paso, TX. That hub mixes Unite the Country with every other recipient. It is also not a restatement of the Unite the Country committee file, which mixes El Paso with every other donor city. $400,000 exists only where both filters are true. Correlation is not causation: a city code plus a committee ID does not prove why someone gave or whether the recipient was local.

FEC individual contribution files record the contributor's city as entered on the itemized receipt. El Paso is stored as EL PASO in Texas; Juarez-adjacent and other Far West Texas city strings are other keys. UNITE THE COUNTRY is the stored committee name on C00701888. Other committees with similar branding are other IDs. This page does not name donors. The packet has no donor roster, no unique-person count, and no receipt count. Source: FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by donor city and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.

The El Paso, TX side of the join

The city aggregate for El Paso, TX is $55,994,876 in itemized individual contributions. That figure is the running total for this city label across recipients, not a single-committee census and not a count of unique residents. It includes the $400,000 to Unite the Country and the $55,594,876 to every other committee in the same city file. Texas campaign-finance pages still mix El Paso with every other city in Texas.

El Paso is stored as EL PASO in Texas; Juarez-adjacent and other Far West Texas city strings are other keys. State TX stays on the citation so El Paso, TX is not merged with a same-named place in another state. $55,994,876 is the TX key only. Donor city is not the same as recipient city: Unite the Country can file anywhere in the FEC system.

The Unite the Country side for El Paso filers

Unite the Country (C00701888) received $400,000 from the EL PASO city field in this extract. That is not the committee's total from all cities. The nationwide committee figure is not in the packet and is not invented here. UNITE THE COUNTRY is the stored committee name on C00701888. Other committees with similar branding are other IDs.

Independent expenditures are excluded by the source note. Committee spending on ads is a different FEC schedule. Cycle year is not in the packet. Cite FEC.gov for the live committee file. This page does not break $400,000 out by occupation, employer, or cycle.

Unite the Country versus the rest of El Paso

0.71% of $55,994,876 is a defined slice. Other committees in the El Paso hub hold $55,594,876. Put another way, about 0.71% of El Paso, TX's itemized individual dollars in this aggregate were filed to Unite the Country, and about 99.29% were not. Those percentages are $400,000 divided by $55,994,876 and $55,594,876 divided by $55,994,876. They are not shares of state totals, committee nationwide totals, or eligible voters.

Dollar share (0.71%) is not a donor share. This packet has no unique-donor count. Do not treat 0.71% as El Paso's share of Unite the Country nationally, which is a different denominator and is not in these facts.

This page is not a donor roster

City-committee pages are joins, not rosters. The packet lists city EL PASO, committee UNITE THE COUNTRY, ID C00701888, join dollars $400,000, and city dollars $55,994,876. It does not list contributor names. This prose does not invent them. FEC bulk itemizations remain on FEC.gov for anyone pulling the underlying rows.

Unique-person counts are not in the packet. Receipt counts are not in the packet. Means per gift are therefore not computed. Quote $400,000 and $55,994,876 without decorating them with a fake headcount.

Using El Paso, TX and Unite the Country links without mixing statutes

Internal links go to El Paso, TX, Unite the Country, Texas campaign finance, and All FEC ties. Use those four doors. FEC individual contributions are not USAspending awards. This packet has no obligation dollars and no award counts. Do not add $400,000 to federal spending in Texas. Campaign receipts and federal awards are different statutes even when both mention El Paso.

Researchers citing the join should keep both nouns in the sentence: El Paso, TX and Unite the Country. Dropping either noun turns this page into a restatement of a hub it is not. $400,000 is the only overlap this extract published. Do not add $400,000 to $55,994,876; the first number is already inside the second.

Questions

How much did El Paso, TX filers itemize to Unite the Country?: This extract records $400,000 in itemized individual contributions where the stored city is EL PASO and the recipient committee is Unite the Country (C00701888). That is the city-and-committee join, not El Paso, TX's all-committee book of $55,994,876. No donor names are in the packet. Source: FEC.gov. Not independent expenditures.
Is this a list of El Paso donors to Unite the Country?: No. City-committee pages are joins, not rosters. The facts include city, committee name, committee ID C00701888, join dollars $400,000, and city dollars $55,994,876. Contributor names and unique-donor counts are unpublished and are not invented here. Underlying itemized rows remain on FEC.gov bulk files.
What share of El Paso, TX itemized dollars went to Unite the Country?: $400,000 is 0.71% of the $55,994,876 El Paso, TX city book. Other committees account for $55,594,876 (99.29%). Quote both dollars when citing the join. Do not upgrade 0.71% into a Texas share or into Unite the Country's nationwide city mix, which is not in this packet.
Do El Paso gifts to Unite the Country pay for federal grants in Texas?: No. These figures are FEC individual contributions, not USAspending awards. $400,000 does not become a contract or assistance award because both datasets can mention El Paso. Different statutes, different forms. This packet has no obligation dollars. Filings remain on FEC.gov.

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions grouped by donor city and recipient committee. Not independent expenditures.