Wyoming campaign finance ($11.6M) beside federal obligations ($24.0B)

The closest dollar scales in this slice — still not one ledger

Among the state joins in this slice, Wyoming’s $11.6 million FEC book sits closer in order of magnitude to its $24.0 billion USAspending book than West Virginia’s $20.9 million sits to $83.7 billion. Closer is not connected. The obligation total is still about 2,068 times the candidate-receipt total. The join remains a geography match on WY.

Two hundred fifteen committees produced almost all of their disclosed receipts under the Republican party code. That 99.0% share is a campaign-finance concentration. It is not a share of 48,370 awards and not a share of $23,991,822,122.41.

Forty-eight thousand three hundred seventy awards is the USAspending row count. Row count and obligation dollars answer how many awards and how many dollars. This packet does not publish award-type shares.

FEC.gov Wyoming receipts

The $11.6 million is candidate inflows for Wyoming-tagged federal committees. Democratic receipts of $89,113.73 and other-party receipts of $29,726.14 are small in this extract; they remain in the table because they were filed. Super PAC independent expenditures and Wyoming Secretary of State state-office filings are outside this column.

The Wyoming campaign finance hub lists the 215 filers. Party codes stay as FEC stored them.

USAspending.gov Wyoming obligations

The $24.0 billion is recorded federal commitments tagged to Wyoming. Land management, energy, and assistance programs can all appear in a state extract; this packet does not name program shares, so this page does not invent them. The Wyoming USAspending hub holds agency detail.

Award rows are not the 215 candidate committees. Place-of-performance rules can attach dollars to Wyoming without any relationship to FEC filers.

Forty-eight thousand three hundred seventy awards against $23,991,822,122.41 is a smaller obligation book than the other ten states in this slice, next to an $11.6 million FEC book that is not the smallest. Closer orders of magnitude still leave an about-2,068-to-1 gap. Closer is not connected.

Land-management, energy, and assistance tags can all feed the WY obligation total. This packet has no program split. The Wyoming USAspending hub holds agency rows. Those rows are not the 215 FEC committees.

A 99% receipt share is not an award share

Do not apply 99.0% to the obligation file. Do not treat the 2,068-to-1 gap as unexplained leakage. Do not rank Wyoming as more or less federally dependent; this packet has no per-capita field.

FEC cycles and USAspending fiscal years remain different clocks. Live hubs override this snapshot.

Republican receipts of $11,482,918.75 are 99.0% of $11,601,758.62. Democratic receipts of $89,113.73 are 0.8%. Other-party receipts of $29,726.14 are 0.3%. A near-total Republican receipt file is still only receipts. Applying 99.0% to 48,370 awards would mix incompatible codes.

Wyoming Secretary of State state-office filings are outside both columns. Independent expenditures are outside the $11.6 million.

Where each number lives

Wyoming campaign finance for FEC receipts. All FEC ties for other state joins. Wyoming USAspending for obligations. Cite FEC.gov for $11,601,758.62 and USAspending.gov for $23,991,822,122.41.

Wyoming campaign finance for the 215-committee FEC file. All FEC ties for other joins. Wyoming USAspending for the 48,370-award file. Cite FEC.gov for $11,601,758.62 and USAspending.gov for $23,991,822,122.41.

Energy and land-management framing is not a packet field. This page will not import it to explain either dollar. Per-capita rankings are out of scope.

How to cite Wyoming without exporting 99% onto awards

A complete citation: 215 Wyoming-tagged federal candidate committees reported $11,601,758.62 on FEC.gov, of which $11,482,918.75 is Republican, $89,113.73 Democratic, and $29,726.14 other. USAspending.gov records $23,991,822,122.41 across 48,370 awards tagged to Wyoming. Campaign contributions are not federal awards.

The 99.0% Republican receipt share is the FEC distinctive. The $24.0 billion obligation book is the USAspending distinctive. They share a WY tag. They do not share a causal arrow. The about-2,068-to-1 ratio is still a scale gap.

Live hubs override this snapshot after amendments. Quote the hubs when they disagree with these packet dollars.

Two hundred fifteen committees produced $11,601,758.62, almost all of it Republican ($11,482,918.75). Forty-eight thousand three hundred seventy awards carry $23,991,822,122.41. The 99.0% receipt share and the $24.0 billion obligation book remain adjacent facts, not a multiplied result.

Cash on hand is not in the packet. Independent expenditures are not in the packet. Per-capita fields are not in the packet. After amendments, the Wyoming campaign finance hub and the Wyoming USAspending hub are the live numbers.

Questions

How much have Wyoming federal candidates raised?

Wyoming-associated federal candidate committees reported $11,601,758.62 across 215 filers. Republican committees reported $11,482,918.75, Democratic committees $89,113.73, and other-party committees $29,726.14, according to FEC.gov via LobbyVault.

How much federal spending is tagged to Wyoming?

USAspending.gov records $23,991,822,122.41 in obligations across 48,370 awards tagged to Wyoming, as indexed on SpendingVault. That series is not derived from FEC receipts.

Did Wyoming campaign donations fund federal awards?

No. Candidate receipts and federal obligations are different datasets. This page joins them on the Wyoming geography tag, not on a funding relationship.

Does the 99% Republican receipt share apply to USAspending?

No. The 99.0% figure is a share of $11,601,758.62 in FEC candidate receipts. USAspending awards are not coded by FEC party.