ZIP Code 30097

Gwinnett dollars on a mid-size line count

Twenty-eight thousand six hundred sixty-one itemized receipts add to $24,009,318. The mean is about $838 per line ($24,009,318 / 28,661). That is thicker than high-volume ZIPs that post similar dollars on 80,000 lines, and thinner than concentrated files with a few thousand receipts. The mean is a quotient, not a typical Duluth household gift.

North metro Atlanta is a mesh of five-digit codes that cross city limits. 30097 is one Duluth-area tag, not all of Gwinnett. Johns Creek, Alpharetta, and Norcross hubs are separate. Rank them on the all-ZIP index. Adding those totals to $24,009,318 invents a county sum this packet does not contain.

This packet has no unique-donor count. Cite 28,661 as itemized receipts. Sort the ZIP 30097 FEC page by amount to see whether the $838 mean is a broad distribution or a tail of large rows. Gwinnett’s city-limit maze makes 30097 a poor stand-in for Duluth as a municipality. $24,009,318 across 28,661 receipts is the five-digit tag, including mail that reaches nearby cities. A Duluth-only figure would require address parsing this packet does not do. Use the ZIP 30097 FEC page for names and the all-ZIP index for other north-metro codes.

Federal totals in a state that files elsewhere

Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission filings for state office sit outside $24,009,318. Keep the federal ZIP total as a federal ZIP total. Mixing state and FEC money invents a Gwinnett figure this packet does not contain.

Employer strings live on individual receipts. This rollup does not tally logistics, health-care, or professional-services employers along the I-85 corridor. Quoting $24,009,318 as an industry total is using a mailing code as a substitute for an employer table. Northern Gwinnett mail crosses city limits. Johns Creek and Sugar Hill streets can share 30097 with Duluth. Twenty-eight thousand six hundred sixty-one receipts are not split by city in this packet. $24,009,318 is the five-digit tag. Anyone who needs a city split must read addresses on the ZIP 30097 FEC page. I-85 corridor offices can appear on the same five digits as subdivisions. The FEC field does not record land use. Quoting $24,009,318 as a logistics-industry total substitutes a ZIP for an employer table.

Questions

How much did ZIP 30097 itemize in federal contributions?

LobbyVault’s ZIP aggregate shows $24,009,318 across 28,661 FEC contributions listing 30097, sourced from FEC.gov. The five-digit field is the contributor ZIP on each receipt. The mean is about $838 per line, which is not a unique-donor average.

Does 30097 include Georgia state campaign filings?

No. $24,009,318 is federal itemizations from FEC.gov that list contributor ZIP 30097. Georgia state-office filings sit outside this total. Mixing the two would invent a combined Gwinnett figure this packet does not contain. The 28,661-line count is federal receipts only.

Does 30097 cover all of Gwinnett County?

No. 30097 is one five-digit code used in the Duluth area. Other Gwinnett and north-metro ZIPs have separate FEC hubs. Compare them on the all-ZIP index. The $24,009,318 figure is only the itemizations labeled 30097.

Where can I see 30097 receipts?

On the ZIP 30097 FEC page, which lists the table behind $24,009,318 and 28,661 receipts. Rank other mailing codes on the all-ZIP index. Use the donor directory for person-level records. This packet reports the dollar total and the contribution count only.