Vice Chairman political contributions from Texas

VICE CHAIRMAN crossed with Texas

Filter FEC individual contributions to occupation VICE CHAIRMAN and contributor state Texas and the dollars are $5,488,326. That is about 45% of $12,282,516 nationally. Texas’s 358 contributions are about 8% of 4,551. Its 59 donors are about 8% of 721. Headcount share and receipt share match each other and sit far below the dollar share. Large itemized gifts in Texas, not a swarm of small checks, explain the state’s weight in this label.

Average itemized gift in the Texas join is about $15,330 ($5,488,326 / 358). Chairman, chairperson, and vice chair (without man) are not merged. This page uses the exact VICE CHAIRMAN string.

Three hundred fifty-eight Texas VICE CHAIRMAN gifts are 8% of 4,551 nationally, matching the 59 of 721 donor share. Dollars diverge: $5,488,326 is 45% of $12,282,516. That divergence is why the occupation hub and the Texas hub each miss the story that this join exists to tell.

VICE CHAIRMAN as a national occupation

Seven hundred twenty-one donors used VICE CHAIRMAN on receipts totaling $12,282,516 across 4,551 gifts. The series is small compared with director or president. A few dozen Texas filers can therefore move nearly half the occupation’s dollars without being most of its people.

The non-Texas remainder is $12,282,516 minus $5,488,326, from 721 minus 59 donors and 4,551 minus 358 receipts. Most vice-chairman-labeled donors are outside Texas; most of the money in this string is not.

Fifty-nine Texas donors

Fifty-nine unique Texas donors produced 358 VICE CHAIRMAN-tagged contributions totaling $5,488,326. Repeat itemization exists (358 gifts / 59 people) alongside large typical amounts. The Texas campaign-finance hub places this board title beside director, banker, and other TX strings so a rare label is not mistaken for all Texas executive giving.

The title does not identify the organization. Vice chairman of a bank, a nonprofit, or a private company all collapse into one occupation word. Contributor state is the address on the receipt, not the entity’s domicile.

Most of 721 national VICE CHAIRMAN donors are outside Texas (721 minus 59) even though Texas holds about 45% of the dollars. Headcount and money disagree. Report both. Do not treat the title as a verified officer list or as corporate treasury giving. FEC individual receipts remain personal as reported.

What a board title on a receipt is not

The join does not verify board service, does not name the institution, and does not say these personal contributions were corporate gifts. FEC individual receipts are personal as reported. Occupation did not cause the giving, and the $5,488,326 is not mapped to Texas candidates.

Spelling variants split similar roles. Use the occupations index for chairman and chairperson, and the ties index for other occupation–state cells. Source: FEC.gov individual contribution aggregates; occupation labels are filer-entered.

Parent hubs

See Vice Chairman donations for the $12,282,516 national total, Texas campaign finance for all TX occupations, the occupations index for related board titles, and all FEC ties for other joins.

Board-style titles that do not name the board

Texas VICE CHAIRMAN at $5,488,326 from 59 donors and 358 gifts is about 45% of $12,282,516 nationally and about 8% of 4,551 contributions. Average gift about $15,330 is the concentration signature: large itemized receipts, few people, one state. Chairman, chairperson, and vice chair are other buckets. Wisconsin’s CHAIRPERSON join is a two-donor extreme of a different spelling.

The organization is missing. Vice chairman of a bank, a hospital, or a holding company all collapse into 59 Texas keys. Employer, when present on receipts, is the place to recover that. This aggregate does not.

Fifty-nine people, 358 gifts, $5,488,326, about 45% of $12,282,516. Those four facts are the join. Board service is not verified, the institution is not named, and the remaining 662 of 721 donors hold the other 55% of occupation dollars. CHAIRPERSON in Wisconsin is a different spelling and a two-donor extreme; it is not a continuation of this Texas cell.

Questions

How much did Texas Vice Chairman donors give in FEC data?

Donors listing occupation VICE CHAIRMAN with a Texas address reported $5,488,326 in itemized individual contributions, from 59 donors and 358 receipts. That is about 45% of the occupation’s national $12,282,516 but only about 8% of its 4,551 contributions. The join is not a list of Texas corporate boards.

Why is Texas’s dollar share so much larger than its contribution share?

Texas has $5,488,326 of $12,282,516 (about 45%) from 358 of 4,551 contributions and 59 of 721 donors. Average itemized gift in the join is about $15,330. Large receipts from a small donor set lift dollar share far above activity share. The table does not explain motive.

Are chairman and vice chairman combined?

No. This page uses VICE CHAIRMAN only: $12,282,516 nationally from 721 donors and $5,488,326 in Texas from 59 donors. Chairman, chairperson, and other board strings have separate occupation pages and are not merged here The packet totals for this join remain the occupation–state filter described above, with no extra dollar figures beyond those facts.

Did these contributions go to Texas candidates?

The join filters donor state and occupation, not recipient. A Texas-addressed VICE CHAIRMAN can give to any FEC committee. Committee receipts are required to trace the $5,488,326 from 358 gifts and 59 donors The packet totals for this join remain the occupation–state filter described above, with no extra dollar figures beyond those facts.