Latest third-quarter fundraising numbers from 2020 Democratic candidates: Bernie Sanders: $25.3 million Pete Buttigieg: $19.1 million Kamala Harris: $11.6 million Cory Booker: $6 million
Presidential hopefuls in the increasingly narrowing Democratic field have started announcing fundraising totals for the third quarter of this year -- a key sign of whether they'll have the bank to last before the first ballots are cast in the early caucuses in February.
Six of the 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls have dropped out of the race since last fundraising quarter, the field could narrow even further as the race enters into a new crucial phase in the protracted contest.ABC News will continue to update this story as more candidates release details on their fundraising numbers.
The South Bend mayor also, who in recent polls lands among the middle tier, announced Tuesday morning that it raised $19.1 million in the third quarter with 182,000 new donors and average donation of $32, slipping from the top fundraiser title he had boasted in the second quarter when he raised $24.8 million.
In total, Harris has raised $35.5 million so far this year from more than 850,000 individual contributions.
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