Presidential Fundraising at a Glance

[papau]

Source: AP

Presidential Fundraising at a Glance

<snip>OBAMA

Total receipts to date (includes contributions for primary and general elections, loans and transfers): $36.3 million (about $2 million for general election)

Total contributions to date: $58.6 million

Total spending to date: $22.6 million

Second quarter contributions: $32.9 million

Second quarter spending: $16 million

Second quarter transfers or loans: none

Cash on hand: $36.3 million

Debt: none<snip>

Top employers: Employees of Lehman Brothers, $160,760; Citadel Investment Group, $152,150; Goldman Sachs, $103,550; JP Morgan Chase, $101,950; Citigroup $61,125.<snip>



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Clinton's report is not yet on line and analyzed.

She is expected to report spending less than Obama (12.5 vs.16 million) and to have roughly the same amount of cash on hand.

The links has Edwards, etc., data as of 9:32 tonight

[emilyg]

1. Thank you.

[papau]

2. Clinton totals are now out - cash on hand after debt of $42.2 m to Obama's $36.3 m

Total receipts to date (includes contributions for primary and general elections, loans and transfers): $63.1 million

Total contributions to date: $53.1 million ($12.6 million for the general election)

Total spending to date: $17.3 million

Second quarter contributions: $27 million ($5.7 million for the general election)

Second quarter spending: $12.2 million

Second quarter transfers or loans: none

Cash on hand: $45.2 million

Debt: $3 million

Top employers: Employees of DLA Piper contributed $190,170; Cablevision, $93,675; Kirkland & Ellis LLP, $104,300; Morgan Stanley, $47,850.