The size bands read the committee's itemized individual rows, each row on its own filed amount, so a giver who gave twice sits in the band of each gift and the bands never describe a giver's total. Gifts from a giver whose total stays at $200 or less in a cycle are not itemized and are in no band; the share not itemized beside the bands comes from the committee's own report covers. Refunds and other negative rows are in no share. The giver writes the occupation on the form and nobody checks it. A group here is a reading of that filed string through a reviewable map (occupation_classes.yaml, the SOC 2018 major groups and five filed statuses), and the strings that read into each group are printed beside it exactly as filed. A string the map does not read is counted in its own share, never guessed into a group.

Itemized individual contributions to committee C00309617 in the 1998 cycle, as filed with the FEC, memo rows included, each row read on its own amount. Refunds and other negative rows are left out of every share. Gifts from a giver whose total stays at $200 or less in a cycle are not itemized and are outside the bands; the share not itemized comes from the committee's own report covers. No giver is named. The limit for 1998 is $1,000 per election, from the FEC's published limits. A group is a major occupation group from the 2018 federal job classification (SOC) or one of five filed statuses, read through occupation map v1. A line under a band or a group ranks it against committees of the same type in the cycle. There is no line where the committee's itemized money is under $100,000 or fewer than ten committees share the rank. Formulas · These figures as data · ‡ small donors invisible ‡ self-reported text