Direct answer · aggregated individuals
How much did people reporting Apple as their employer give?
$1,985,024.00 in net current itemized contributions across the published aggregate.
This amount belongs to individuals in FEC filings—not to Apple. It does not show employer control, reimbursement, endorsement, or a corporate contribution.
Source: Federal Election Commission · privacy threshold applied · names and addresses not published.
Net itemized amount$1,985,024
Reported contributors756
Recipient committees411
Category 1 · individuals
Recipient committees for reported-employer giving
What this category meansEach row aggregates people who typed this employer into an itemized contribution record. Only recipient groups meeting the distinct-contributor threshold appear.
ACTBLUE348 distinct reported contributors · 1,065 transactions $771,412.00DSCC22 distinct reported contributors · 86 transactions $115,800.00DCCC20 distinct reported contributors · 113 transactions $68,867.00EMILYS LIST11 distinct reported contributors · 154 transactions $16,575.00SWING LEFT7 distinct reported contributors · 28 transactions $5,650.00Method & privacy
Useful aggregation without a donor directory.
Five-person minimumAn employer/recipient cell is suppressed unless it contains at least 5 distinct reported contributors.
No individual identitiesElection.org does not publish contributor names or addresses from this dataset. Internal temporary hashes enforce the threshold and are not shipped.
Amendment-aware1,713 superseded versions were removed using stable committee, report, and transaction identifiers.
Conservative namesEmployer spellings are normalized for punctuation and a small explicit alias list. Election.org does not guess corporate family trees or employment relationships.
The FEC individual-contribution file is a subset of itemized contributions, generally triggered once cycle-to-date or calendar-year-to-date giving exceeds $200. Memo entries remain included under the FEC bulk-file instructions. Net totals may include signed corrections, refunds, and reattributions.
