Reported employer aggregate · official FEC itemized data

Bank Of New York Mellon

Name: Bank Of New York Mellon reported-employer contribution aggregate
Creator: Federal Election Commission

Individual giving associated with a self-reported employer, separated from any FEC-connected committee contributions or independent spending.

220 distinct reported contributors17 recipient committees2025–2026 cycle

Direct answer · aggregated individuals

How much did people reporting Bank Of New York Mellon as their employer give?

$415,120.00 in net current itemized contributions across the published aggregate.

This amount belongs to individuals in FEC filings—not to Bank Of New York Mellon. 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$415,120

Reported contributors220

Recipient committees17

Category 1 · individuals

Recipient committees for reported-employer giving

NOT COMPANY MONEY

What this category means

Each row aggregates people who typed this employer into an itemized contribution record. Only recipient groups meeting the distinct-contributor threshold appear.

THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON CORPORATION BIPARTISAN PAC (BNY BIPAC)155 distinct reported contributors · 886 transactions

$223,698.00

THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON CORPORATION FEDERAL PAC (BNY FEDPAC)60 distinct reported contributors · 352 transactions

$164,725.00

Method & privacy

Useful aggregation without a donor directory.

Five-person minimum

An employer/recipient cell is suppressed unless it contains at least 5 distinct reported contributors.

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Amendment-aware

1,713 superseded versions were removed using stable committee, report, and transaction identifiers.

Conservative names

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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.

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Bank Of New York Mellon Political Donations & PAC Activity 2026

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