ZIP Code 30325

Seven hundred twenty-seven lines, a $30,854 mean

Seven hundred twenty-seven itemized receipts add to $22,431,090. The mean is about $30,854 per line ($22,431,090 / 727). That is not an intown volume file like 30307. It is a concentration file: a three-digit line count carrying an eight-figure dollar total. A mean in the five figures usually means large committee transfers using a box as the reporting address, not a typical household check.

USPS assigns 30325 to PO Boxes. Street addresses in Inman Park or Vinings use other codes. $22,431,090 is therefore not “a neighborhood gave $22 million.” It is the sum of federal receipts tagged 30325. Sort the ZIP 30325 FEC page by amount. The largest rows will explain most of the total.

This packet has no unique-donor count. Treat 727 as lines on committee reports. Do not convert 727 into an Atlanta population story. PO Box files belong in a different reading pile from street-delivery neighborhoods. $22,431,090 across 727 receipts is the 30325 tag. Start at the largest rows. A five-figure mean is the warning, not a typical gift. Intown 30307 and Cobb 30339 are street-delivery objects with tens of thousands of lines. Keep 30325 separate on the all-ZIP index.

Why a PO Box ZIP can post $22 million

FEC itemizations record the contributor ZIP as filed. A committee treasurer’s box can use 30325. The five-digit field does not prove a street address in Atlanta. Open the hub table and read the names on the large rows before quoting the ZIP as local giving.

Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission filings for state office sit outside $22,431,090. Mixing state and FEC money invents an Atlanta figure this packet does not contain. Occupation strings are on individual receipts; this rollup does not tally them. A PO Box ZIP should be read from the largest rows downward. Seven hundred twenty-seven receipts cannot portray a neighborhood. $22,431,090 is a tagged committee-address sum until the hub table shows otherwise. Open the ZIP 30325 FEC page and sort by amount. The top rows will dominate the total. Street-delivery intown codes such as 30307 have tens of thousands of lines. That contrast is the reading instruction. Do not add 30325 to those street ZIPs. Rank them on the all-ZIP index as different objects.

Questions

How much did ZIP 30325 itemize in federal contributions?

LobbyVault’s ZIP aggregate shows $22,431,090 across 727 FEC contributions listing 30325, sourced from FEC.gov. The five-digit field is the contributor ZIP on each receipt. The mean is about $30,854 per line, which is not a unique-donor average and is far above a typical personal check.

Why is the 30325 mean so high?

Because 727 receipts carry $22,431,090, the mean is about $30,854. 30325 is an Atlanta PO Box code. That concentration often reflects large committee transfers using a box as the reporting address. Sort the hub table by amount. This packet has no unique-donor count.

Does 30325 mean Atlanta residents gave $22 million?

No. $22,431,090 is the sum of federal itemizations tagged 30325. The five-digit field is the contributor ZIP as filed, not a street-residency proof. A three-digit line count with a five-figure mean is a reason to inspect committee rows, not to treat the total as a neighborhood census.

Where can I see 30325 receipts?

On the ZIP 30325 FEC page, which lists the table behind $22,431,090 and 727 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.