Democrats: $242.8 million
Democrats have raised $242.8 million
Of the $242.8 million donated so far to support Democratic candidates, 19 percent has been raised by super PACs and other independent groups.
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Republicans: $554.9 million
Republicans have raised $554.9 million
Of the $554.9 million donated so far to support Republican candidates, 56 percent has been raised by super PACs and other independent groups.
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Democrats
Hillary Clinton
The presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton raised $130 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $53.1 million.
The campaign has $32.9 million in cash on hand, spending 78 percent of what it has raised so far.
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Bernie Sanders
The presidential campaign of Bernie Sanders raised $96.2 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $2.3 million.
The campaign has $14.7 million in cash on hand, spending 85 percent of what it has raised so far.
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Republicans
Ted Cruz
The presidential campaign of Ted Cruz raised $54.6 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $46.2 million.
The campaign has $13.6 million in cash on hand, spending 75 percent of what it has raised so far.
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Marco Rubio
The presidential campaign of Marco Rubio raised $37.6 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $49.9 million.
The campaign has $5.1 million in cash on hand, spending 88 percent of what it has raised so far.
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Ben Carson
The presidential campaign of Ben Carson raised $57.8 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $12.3 million.
The campaign has $4.1 million in cash on hand, spending 93 percent of what it has raised so far.
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John Kasich
The presidential campaign of John Kasich raised $8.6 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $20.1 million.
The campaign has $1.5 million in cash on hand, spending 83 percent of what it has raised so far.
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Donald Trump
The presidential campaign of Donald Trump raised $25.3 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $0.
The campaign has $1.6 million in cash on hand, spending 95 percent of what it has raised so far.
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Candidates who have suspended their campaigns
Jeb Bush
Left race February 20
The presidential campaign of Jeb Bush raised $33.4 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $124.1 million.
The campaign had $2.9 million in cash on hand, spending 92 percent of what it had raised.
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Chris Christie
Left race February 10
The presidential campaign of Chris Christie raised $8 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $23.1 million.
The campaign had $741.7 thousand in cash on hand, spending 91 percent of what it had raised.
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Carly Fiorina
Left race February 10
The presidential campaign of Carly Fiorina raised $11.8 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $14.1 million.
The campaign had $3.4 million in cash on hand, spending 72 percent of what it had raised.
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Rand Paul
Left race February 3
The presidential campaign of Rand Paul raised $12.1 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $10.3 million.
The campaign had $854.1 thousand in cash on hand, spending 93 percent of what it had raised.
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Mike Huckabee
Left race February 2
The presidential campaign of Mike Huckabee raised $4.1 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $7.4 million.
The campaign had $39 thousand in cash on hand, spending 99 percent of what it had raised.
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Martin O'Malley
Left race February 2
The presidential campaign of Martin O'Malley raised $6 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $803.7 thousand.
The campaign had $176.1 thousand in cash on hand, spending 97 percent of what it had raised.
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Rick Santorum
Left race February 3
The presidential campaign of Rick Santorum raised $1.4 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $328.7 thousand.
The campaign had $28.7 thousand in cash on hand, spending 98 percent of what it had raised.
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James Gilmore
Left race February 12
The presidential campaign of James Gilmore raised $214.4 thousand and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $206.9 thousand.
The campaign had $33.7 thousand in cash on hand, spending 84 percent of what it had raised.
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Scott Walker
Left race Nov. 17
The presidential campaign of Republican Scott Walker raised $8 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $5.7 million.
Bobby Jindal
Left race Nov. 17
The presidential campaign of Republican Bobby Jindal raised $1.16 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $8.6 million.
Lindsey Graham
Left race Dec. 21
The presidential campaign of Republican Lindsey Graham raised $4.7 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $2.9 million.
Rick Perry
Left race Nov. 17
The presidential campaign of Republican Rick Perry raised $2.8 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $1.3 million.
George Pataki
Left race Dec. 30
The presidential campaign of Republican George Pataki raised $409 thousand and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $859 thousand.
Jim Webb
Left race Nov. 17
The presidential campaign of Democrat Jim Webb raised $764 thousand and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $0.
Larry Lessig
Left race Nov. 2
The presidential campaign of Democrat Larry Lessig raised $1 million and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $0.
Lincoln Chafee
Left race Oct. 23
The presidential campaign of Democrat Lincoln Chafee raised $408 thousand and allied super PACs and other independent groups raised $0.
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