Top Democratic candidates pulled in close to $400 million last year.
Presidential campaigns filed their end of the year reports for 2019 on Jan. 31, and six top Democratic candidates brought in nearly $400 million for the year from donors, according to FEC filings. Together, Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar and Andrew Yang pulled in roughly $133 million in the fourth quarter — 34% of the $388.8 million they collectively raised for the year.
Sen. Bernie Sanders pulled in far more than the other Democratic candidates – $34.6 million in the final three months of the year. Sanders has been steadily increasing the gap between himself and the other candidates; he raised roughly $10 million more than Buttigieg, who performed second-best in the quarter.
Buttigieg gaining steamThe race for the second place fundraising spot is being fought between Warren and Buttigieg. While Buttigieg’s campaign brought in less than half of Warren in Q1, he has steadily gained steam throughout the year, pulling in $25.2 million in the fourth quarter. Warren, in contrast, pulled in close to $22 million — a decline from her third quarter totals.
Despite losing an entire quarter of fundraising, former Vice President Joe Biden maintained fundraising strength throughout the year, also pulling in more than Warren for the fourth quarter with $23 million. For the year, Biden raised $61 million.
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