US House of Representatives and the 2014 cycle

What this US House of Representatives 2014 cell is

This cell is US House of Representatives money inside 2014, not US House of Representatives money forever and not 2014 money from every employer. FEC.gov puts $290,372 at that crossing, from 419 itemized contributions and 65 donors.

The string US House of Representatives is legislative-employer text in a midterm window. 2014 is a midterm two-year tag, not the 2008 House cell. Sixty-five unique donors produced 419 lines — a higher repeat ratio than the 2008 House window on this slice. Neighboring stored labels include U.S. HOUSE, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, US HOUSE, CONGRESS, and US SENATE. LobbyVault does not merge those strings into $290,372. This file does not invent donor names, recipient committees, or dollar amounts beyond the packet.

Readers comparing hubs should remember the missing key. The US House of Representatives hub lacks 2014. The 2014 hub lacks US House of Representatives. This page has both, totaling $290,372.

Share of the stored US House of Representatives total

Stored US House of Representatives contributions sum to $4,296,168. The 2014 window holds $290,372, about 6.8%. Other cycles hold $4,005,796 (93.2%). The share is a ratio, not a verdict.

Because spellings split, $4,296,168 can undercount a real-world organization and overcount a popular generic word. Either way, the ratio 6.8% uses only this string’s facts. Share language on this page always means $290,372 as a fraction of $4,296,168 (about 6.8%), never as a fraction of all 2014 FEC receipts. No cycle-wide denominator is in the facts. The remainder inside the grouping is $4,005,796.

Arithmetic on the 2014 cell

The 2014 cell’s volume stats are 419 contributions, 65 donors, and $290,372. Derived means are $693 per line and $4,467 per donor, with about 6.4 contributions per donor.

Those derived figures use only packet facts. No median, no party split, and no recipient ranking is available here. The donor count 65 and the contribution count 419 should be cited together with $290,372. Omitting volume makes a large or small mean invisible. Derived means are $693 per line and $4,467 per donor.

US House of Representatives inside the 2014 matrix

Inside the 2014 matrix, US House of Representatives occupies one cell: $290,372. Other cells are other strings. This packet names only this cell’s contribution count (419) and donor count (65). 2014 is a midterm even-year window on FEC.gov; the overlay holds dates.

Use the 2014 election cycle link to leave the employer filter. Use the US House of Representatives link to leave the year. Use the overlay to see rows for this cell. Two-year FEC windows collect itemized receipts from both years. 2014 is that window. Election-night totals are a different grain and are not computed here.

What this join refuses to claim

This join refuses donor names not in the packet, refuses a party split not in the packet, and refuses any claim that FEC itemized gifts fund USAspending awards. What it reports is $290,372 from 419 contributions and 65 donors for US House of Representatives in 2014.

If the overlay and this JSON differ, trust the overlay and FEC.gov. This prose is a packet snapshot of the two-dimension cell. US House of Representatives is legislative-employer text in a midterm window. The FEC does not certify payroll or licenses on this aggregate. Neighboring strings remain other pages. $290,372 is the exact-string 2014 cell.

Closing the US House of Representatives × 2014 record

Record: US House of Representatives (US House of Representatives) in FEC cycle 2014 totaled $290,372 in itemized individual contributions (419 lines, 65 donors), about 6.8% of $4,296,168 stored for the string. Source: FEC.gov.

The join is legislative-employer text in a midterm window crossed with a two-year cycle. It is not a House PAC, the 2008 House join as if it were 2014, or US SENATE as a chamber sibling. Neighboring keys and other datasets stay off this total. Keep USAspending out of the sentence that reports $290,372. Keep PAC disbursements out. Keep unitemized gifts out. The authorized dollars are itemized individual contributions matching US House of Representatives in 2014. Restating the join without new numbers: US House of Representatives in 2014 is $290,372 from 419 itemized individual contributions and 65 unique donors on FEC.gov. The same string stores $4,296,168 across cycles, so 2014 is about 6.8% and other windows hold $4,005,796 (93.2%). The grouping is legislative-employer text in a midterm window, not a House PAC, the 2008 House join as if it were 2014, or US SENATE as a chamber sibling.

Questions

How much did US House of Representatives donors give in 2014?

Donors who listed US House of Representatives reported $290,372 in the 2014 cycle on this aggregate — 419 contributions, 65 donors. The figure is not $4,296,168 and is not a named-recipient list. FEC.gov is the source for $290,372, 419 contributions, and 65 donors in the US House of Representatives × 2014 cell.

What share of US House of Representatives FEC money is 2014?

6.8% of $4,296,168 is tagged 2014 ($290,372). That ratio uses only packet facts for US House of Representatives. It is not a share of all 2014 FEC receipts. FEC.gov is the source for $290,372, 419 contributions, and 65 donors in the US House of Representatives × 2014 cell.

Does this include only sitting House members and staff?

Only as a text match. US House of Representatives here is legislative-employer text in a midterm window. The Commission does not certify a workforce. $290,372 is the 2014 overlap for US House of Representatives. FEC.gov is the source for $290,372, 419 contributions, and 65 donors in the US House of Representatives × 2014 cell.

Where is the overlay for the US House of Representatives 2014 join?

US House of Representatives 2014 is the overlay. US House of Representatives is every cycle for the string. 2014 election cycle is every grouping that year. All FEC ties lists other intersections. Packet total $290,372. FEC.gov is the source for $290,372, 419 contributions, and 65 donors in the US House of Representatives × 2014 cell.