DEMOCRATIC GRASSROOTS VICTORY FUND

What this page groups

This page is a grouping, not a filer. MyRepTracker holds no FEC registration, filings, or money under the name DEMOCRATIC GRASSROOTS VICTORY FUND. The 17 committees below have all three, separately: each is registered on its own, files on its own, and keeps its own money. This page exists so they can be seen together, not so their figures can be added.

Every committee below reported this organization to the FEC as its connected organization.

• Each figure on this page belongs to one committee. MyRepTracker publishes no combined organization total, because these committees are legally distinct filers and their money is different kinds of money: a contribution a campaign received cannot be added to independent spending no campaign controlled.
• The grouping comes from the FEC's own records: every committee here reported this organization as its connected organization. It is not a MyRepTracker judgement about who controls whom, and a committee that reports a similar name is not on this page unless it reported this one.
• A committee registered with the FEC under this exact name, C00658476, is designated a joint fundraising committee: it raises money for several committees at once and passes each one its share. Committees that name one as their connected organization are usually its participants rather than committees it runs. MyRepTracker has not verified that the two records describe the same organization, and nothing here is combined with that committee's own filings.

Its committees in the 2022 cycle

Each committee below is a separate FEC filer with its own page. The figures inside a card belong to that committee alone: they are never added to another card's, and the kinds of activity within a card are never added to each other either, because a contribution a campaign received and independent spending no campaign controlled are not the same kind of money.

Comparing its committees, one kind of activity at a time

Each chart below covers a single kind of activity, so every bar in it is the same kind of money. Bars share one scale drawn against the largest committee in that chart and start at zero, and every bar repeats its amount as text. There is no total row: these are separate filers, and adding them would produce a figure none of them reported.

Contributions to candidates, 2022 cycle

Candidates more than one of these committees was involved with

This is the one thing a page about an organization can show that a committee's own page cannot: where two of its committees turn up around the same candidate. Each committee's amount stays in its own row entry with the kind of activity named, and the entries are never added together. A candidate that one committee contributed to and another spent independently against appears here with both facts, not with one net figure.

Why each committee is on this page

A relationship is a claim, so each one carries where it came from, the cycles it was reported for, what review it has had, and whether it permits combining anything. None of them does today: MyRepTracker publishes no combined organization figure at all.

How to read this page

An organization is a grouping, not a filer

The FEC registers committees and gives each a durable ID. It does not register the organizations behind them, so this page has no FEC identifier of its own and no filings of its own. Everything it shows was filed by one of the committees listed.

No combined total

MyRepTracker never publishes one figure covering an organization's committees. They are separate filers whose activity is different kinds of money: a contribution is money a campaign received and reported, an independent expenditure was never the campaign's money at all, and conduit activity was individual donors' money passing through. One number covering them would state a relationship no filing supports.

A shared name is not a relationship

Committees are grouped here only from a sourced relationship, most of them the connected organization each committee itself reported to the FEC. Two committees with similar names are two organizations on this site until a source says otherwise, and an alias makes a page findable without making a relationship.

Cross-linking is not aggregating

A relationship can be strong enough to justify showing two committees on one page and still not be strong enough to justify adding their figures. Every relationship above states which it is.

Source: Federal Election Commission committee records ↗. MyRepTracker ingests FEC records directly and does not add its own influence, risk, or corruption score.