Monday was the deadline for 2020 presidential candidates to upload their fundraising disclosures for the first quarter of 2019 to the Federal Election Commission.
Early fundraising totals are an indicator of candidates’ capacity to power a national presidential campaign that rely largely on name recognition and enthusiasm.
The number of individual donors each candidate reports will be viewed as especially important in this cycle’s Democratic primary as a measure of grassroots support.
CANDIDATE FUNDRAISING LISTED IN ORDER OF TOTAL RAISED:
1. President Donald Trump
Total contributions (including campaign committees): $30,304,180
Total spent: $8,834,888
Cash on hand: $40,762,192
Burn rate: 29.2%
Declared candidacy: Jan. 20, 2017
2. Sen. Bernie Sanders
Total contributions: $18,186,300
Total spent: $5,026,076
Cash on hand: $15,661,950
Burn rate: 24.29%
Declared candidacy on Feb. 19, 2019
3. Sen. Kamala Harris
Total contributions: $12,040,463
Total spent: $4,285,426
Cash on hand: $8,958,124
Burn rate: 32.36%
Declared candidacy: Jan. 21, 2019
4. Rep. Beto O’Rourke
Total contributions: $9,373,261
Total spent: $2,511,055
Cash on hand: $6,862,205
Burn rate: 26.79%
Declared candidacy: March 14, 2019
5. Mayor Pete Buttigieg
Total contributions: $7,087,894
Total spent: $685,294
Cash on hand: $6,405,929
Burn rate: 9.66%
Declared exploratory committee: Jan. 23, 2019
6. Sen. Elizabeth Warren
Total contributions: $6,022,212
Total spent: $5,267,561
Cash on hand: $11,215,190
Burn rate: 31.96%
Declared candidacy: Feb. 9, 2019.
7. Sen. Amy Klobuchar
Total contributions: $5,233,125
Total spent: $1,849,949
Cash on hand: $6,982,373
Burn rate: 20.5%
Declared candidacy: Feb. 10, 2019
8. Sen. Cory Booker
Total contributions: $5,103,710
Total spent: $1,792,193
Cash on hand: $6,131,010
Burn rate: 22.62%
Declared candidacy: Feb. 1, 2019
9. Kirsten Gillibrand
Total contributions: $2,997,884
Total spent: $2,433,078
Cash on hand: $10,168,502
Burn rate: 19.3%
Declared candidacy: March 17, 2019
10. Gov. Jay Inslee
Total contributions: $2,256,655
Total spent: $843,774
Cash on hand: $1,412,880
Burn rate: 37.39%
Declared candidacy: March 1, 2019
11. Gov. John Hickenlooper
Total contributions: $2,018,752
Total spent: $685,513
Cash on hand: $1,335,168
Burn rate: 33.92%
Declared candidacy: March 4, 2019
12. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard
Total contributions: $1,950,149
Total spent: $1,706,543
Cash on hand: $2,789,225
Burn rate: 37.96%
Declared candidacy: Jan. 11, 2019
13. Andrew Yang
Total contributions: $1,778,884
Total spent: $665,965
Cash on hand: $1,151,701
Burn rate: 37.44%
Declared candidacy: Nov. 6, 2017
14. Marianne Williamson
Total contributions: $1,544,697
Total spent: $997,471
Cash on hand: $549,503
Burn rate: 64.48%
Declared candidacy: Jan. 28, 2019
15. Julián Castro
Total contributions: $1,100,641
Total spent: $625,496
Cash on hand: $677,654
Burn rate: 56.83%
Declared candidacy: Jan. 12, 2019
16. Rep. John Delaney
Total contributions: $404,301
Total spent: $1,844,452
Cash on hand: $10,567,864
Burn rate: 15.19%
Declared candidacy: July 28, 2017