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VI-JON LABORATORIES in 2012: $7.75 million, 99% of the employer book

The employer string VI-JON LABORATORIES accounts for $7,750,399 in the 2012 election cycle, according to FEC.gov aggregates on LobbyVault. That slice is 68 contributions from 1 donor. The all-cycle total for the string is $7,818,899. Cycle 2012 is 99.1% of the parent book — almost every indexed dollar under this lab-name key sits in one presidential window. This page is that join. Sixty-eight lines from one person is repeat itemizing, not a laboratory staff census and not an FDA file.

Key figures

  • VI-JON LABORATORIES in 2012 totals $7,750,399 from 1 donor and 68 contributions.
  • That slice is 99.1% of the all-cycle total of $7,818,899.
  • Sixty-eight lines from one donor is repeat itemizing, not a staff census.
  • The label is FEC employer text, including the hyphen.
  • Source: FEC.gov via LobbyVault.

A cycle that essentially is the industry total

When cycleTotal is $7,750,399 and industryTotal is $7,818,899, the leftover outside 2012 is $68,500, or 0.9%. For practical citation of this string, 2012 is the book. The pages still stay distinct: the overlay is keyed to 2012; the parent sums indexed cycles in case a later amendment lands elsewhere.

One unique donor produced 68 itemized receipts. That is a high line count for a single contributor. The Vi-Jon Laboratories 2012 overlay lists disclosed committees. This prose does not invent a mean gift as a packet field.

VI-JON LABORATORIES is grouped employer text, including the hyphen as stored. Variants without the hyphen are other keys unless they grouped here.

2012 as the window that holds the dollars

FEC cycle 2012 is the two-year federal clock labeled 2012. This join reports that 99.1% of the string’s indexed dollars fell in that clock. It does not supply a consumer-products reason. The 2012 election cycle hub shows peer employer strings, including other 99%-in-one-cycle books such as CONTRAN CORPORATION in this series.

Party and office are not packet fields.

What 1 donor and 68 lines omit

Unitemized gifts. Employees who typed a plant city or a parent-company name. Committee PAC filings that are not this individual string. State filings. Product-safety or recall records, which are not FEC.gov.

A 99.1% concentration is a timing fact about indexed receipts. It is not a claim about the only year the entity existed.

One donor and 68 lines totaling $7,750,399 is a high line count for a single contributor. The leftover outside 2012 is $68,500, or 0.9% of $7,818,899. For practical citation of this string, 2012 is the book; the parent page still exists for the 0.9%.

The hyphen in VI-JON is part of the stored key. Variants without the hyphen are other keys unless they grouped here. The Vi-Jon Laboratories 2012 overlay lists disclosed committees.

Citation

Cite $7,750,399, 68 contributions, and 1 donor for VI-JON LABORATORIES in 2012. Cite $7,818,899 for the all-cycle grouping. Name FEC.gov. Live hubs override this snapshot.

Product-safety, recall, and FDA files are not FEC.gov. This join reports itemized individual contributions grouped to an employer string. It does not import those other systems.

Unitemized gifts, employees who typed a plant city or a parent-company name, committee PAC filings, and state filings sit outside the $7,750,399. Independent expenditures are another series.

Related tables

Vi-Jon Laboratories 2012 is the overlay. Vi-Jon Laboratories is the parent. The 2012 election cycle page is the cycle census. All FEC ties lists other joins.

Vi-Jon Laboratories 2012 is the overlay. Vi-Jon Laboratories is the parent. The 2012 election cycle page is the cycle census. All FEC ties lists other joins, including other 99%-in-one-cycle books. Cite FEC.gov.

Live hubs override this snapshot. If the overlay disagrees with $7,750,399, 68, or 1, the overlay and FEC.gov control. Party split is not in the packet.

Citing a 99.1% presidential lab-string slice

A complete citation: VI-JON LABORATORIES in FEC cycle 2012 totals $7,750,399 from 1 donor and 68 itemized contributions, 99.1% of the all-cycle total of $7,818,899. The label is grouped employer text including the hyphen, not a laboratory staff census.

Sixty-eight lines from one person is repeat itemizing. It is not a payroll. A 99.1% concentration is a timing fact about indexed receipts, not a claim that 2012 was the only year the entity existed.

This join keeps the 2012 cut from being mistaken for a consumer-products dataset. The parent page remains the all-cycle FEC roll-up.

Sixty-eight lines from one donor totaling $7,750,399 leaves $68,500 (0.9%) on the parent. Product and inspection datasets are not FEC.gov and are not imported. The hyphenated key stays hyphenated; merging an unhyphenated variant would invent a total.

Quote the live Vi-Jon Laboratories 2012 overlay for disclosed committees. Independent expenditures and committee PAC filings that lack this employer string sit outside the $7,750,399. This prose does not publish a mean line size.

Questions

How much did VI-JON LABORATORIES donors give in 2012?
LobbyVault attributes $7,750,399 to that employer string in 2012, from 68 contributions and 1 donor. These are itemized individual receipts.
Is 2012 almost the entire VI-JON LABORATORIES total?
Yes in this extract: $7,750,399 is 99.1% of the all-cycle total of $7,818,899. The remaining 0.9% sits in other indexed cycles.
How can 68 contributions come from 1 donor?
Each itemized gift is a line. Repeat donations from the same person produce 68 lines and a donor count of 1.
Is this a laboratory or FDA dataset?
No. It is FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates grouped by employer text. Product and inspection files are outside this join.

FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates by employer/industry grouping and election cycle.