Three separate interpretations of the occupation field reported to the FEC. Industry comes from the employer and is not inferred from a person’s title.
Amounts are cached non-memo, reported-record individual-contribution totals, not reconciled or latest-amendment totals. Each tab describes the same records—do not add totals across tabs. Blank raw values are inventoried separately and are not included in this monetary directory.
Party shares use all four recipient-party amounts in each row: Democratic, GOP, Other and Unclassified. They describe recipient alignment, not the political affiliation of contributors or occupation groups. Refunds remain in net amounts; shares are unavailable if a party amount is negative or the total is not positive.
Professional individual contributor: classification evidence
Show reported labels and aliases
One row per reported-label group, combining its aliases within Professional individual contributor. These are evidence for the aggregate classification, not separate occupations or public profiles. Groups are sorted by contribution amount by default, with 50 groups per page.
These totals include only aliases in this classification. Reported text is preserved so you can inspect spelling variations and classification decisions.
“Undisclosed” means a missing-information label was reported, not proof of a refusal or a violation. Occupation and employment status do not establish wealth, capacity to contribute, or wrongdoing. Model: occupation-v1. Crosswalks use broad BLS SOC major groups, not exact official occupation codes.