希望在2020年罢免总统的民主党人比7月15日的最后期限提前了一步，提交了他们第二季度的筹款申请，揭示了过去三个月中获得的数百万美元。
2019年第二季度，印第安纳州南本德市市长皮特·巴蒂吉格位居榜首，超过了前副总统乔·拜登和佛蒙特州参议员伯尼·桑德斯。
拜登虽然自上周第一次民主党初选辩论以来略有下滑，但仍在民调中占据主导地位。根据一项调查，他仍然领先10分以上最近主要民意测验的平均值由《真正清晰的政治》编辑。拜登为26%，紧随其后的是加州参议员卡马拉·哈里斯约15%，桑德斯为14%，马萨诸塞州参议员伊丽莎白·沃伦略低于14%，而巴蒂吉约为5%。其余候选人的支持率不到2.5%。
以下候选人的竞选报告了他们的第二季度数字。未被列入名单的候选人尚未公布他们的号码，这些号码要到7月15日才能提交。
Pete Buttigieg
皮特市长，他通常称之为，筹集到2480万美元，是第一季度的三倍，证明了自己是一个令人敬畏的候选人。
平均捐款额为47.42美元，但迪吉格的竞选团队称，近2500万美元来自294，000名捐助者，其中230，000人为新捐助者。该运动还表示，手头大约有2250万美元现金。
民主党人在第一季度筹集了超过700万美元，共有158，550名捐赠者，平均捐赠额为36.35美元。
伯尼·桑德斯
自称民主社会主义者的他从第一季度到第二季度扩大了他的大量筹款规模，带来了2400万美元。然而，该运动表示，600万美元已从现有账户转账。
自从桑德斯竞选总统以来，他的竞选团队称99%的捐款不超过100美元，目前手头有3000万美元现金。
桑德斯在第一季度从大约90万份捐赠中筹集了1800多万美元，平均捐赠额为20美元。
6月27日，美国国家广播公司新闻在佛罗里达州迈阿密埃德里安娜·阿尔希特表演艺术中心主办的2020年总统竞选季第二次民主党初选辩论上，南本德市长印第安纳·皮特·巴特吉格、美国前副总统约瑟夫·拜登、佛蒙特州伯尼·桑德斯参议员和加利福尼亚州卡马拉·哈里斯参议员发表了讲话。索尔·勒布/法新社/盖蒂
乔·拜登
民调显示，第二季度筹资总额为2150万美元，位居第三。
根据竞选活动，自4月下旬正式宣布参选以来，这位温和的民主党人从256，000名捐赠者那里获得了平均49美元的捐赠。百分之九十七的捐款不到200美元。
卡马拉·哈里斯
周五，哈里斯竞选团队成为宣布第二季度筹款水平的最新候选人，称这位参议员与她第一季度27.9万人中的1200万美元相匹配。
根据这项活动，平均捐赠额为39美元，包括15万名新捐赠者。自从她的竞选活动开始以来，哈里斯98%的捐款不到100美元。
麦克·班尼
科罗拉多州参议员麦克·班尼的竞选团队称，这位候选人在第二季度获得了350万美元的筹款，其中70万美元来自他的参议院竞选基金。
根据竞选活动，自5月宣布参选以来，83%的捐款不超过25美元，95%的捐款不超过100美元。贝内特的竞选团队还表示，他在第一次初选辩论中亮相后，捐款额有所增加。
Democrats hoping to unseat the president in 2020 are one step ahead of the July 15 deadline to file their fundraising hauls for the second quarter, revealing the millions of dollars raked in over the past three months.
Topping the list so far for the second quarter of 2019 is South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, outraising the likes of former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
Biden, although slipping slightly since the first Democratic primary debate last week, still dominates the polls. He still leads by more than 10 points, according to an average of major recent polling compiled by Real Clear Politics. Biden is at 26 percent, followed by California Senator Kamala Harris around 15 percent, Sanders at 14 percent, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren at just under 14 percent and Buttigieg at about 5 percent. The remaining candidates came in at less than 2.5 percent.
The following candidates' campaigns have reported their second-quarter numbers. Candidates not listed have yet to announce their numbers, which aren't due to be filed until July 15.
Pete Buttigieg
'Mayor Pete,' as he's commonly referred to as, raked in $24.8 million, tripling the amount raised from his first quarter and proving himself to be a formidable candidate.
With the average contribution being $47.42, Buttigieg's campaign said the nearly $25 million came from 294,000 donors, 230,000 of which were new contributors. The campaign also said it has roughly $22.5 million cash on hand.
The Democrat raised just over $7 million in the first quarter with 158,550 donors and an average donation of $36.35.
Bernie Sanders
The self-described democratic-socialist extended his large fundraising numbers from the first quarter into the second, bringing in $24 million. However, the campaign said that $6 million was transferred from an existing account.
Since the launch of his presidential bid, the Sanders campaign said 99 percent of donations were $100 or less and currently has $30 million cash on hand.
In his first quarter, Sanders raised a little more than $18 million from roughly 900,000 donations with an average donation of $20.
Democratic presidential hopefuls (fromL) Mayor of South Bend, Indiana Pete Buttigieg, Former US Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., US Senator for Vermont Bernie Sanders and US Senator for California Kamala Harris speak during the second Democratic primary debate of the 2020 presidential campaign season hosted by NBC News at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami, Florida, June 27.SAUL LOEB/AFP/GETTY
Joe Biden
The leader of the polls came in third for second quarter fundraising with $21.5 million.
The moderate Democrat has received average donations of $49 from 256,000 donors since officially announcing his candidacy in late April, according to the campaign. Ninety-seven percent of donations were less than $200.
Kamala Harris
The Harris campaign on Friday became the latest candidate to announce second-quarter fundraising levels, saying the senator matched her first quarter number of $12 million from 279,000 people.
The average donation, according to the campaign, was $39 and included 150,000 new donors. Since the launch of her campaign, 98 percent of contributions to Harris were less than $100.
Michael Bennet
The campaign of Colorado Senator Michael Bennet said the candidate garnered $3.5 million in fundraising for quarter two, $700,000 of which came from his Senate campaign funds.
Since declaring his candidacy in May, 83 percent of contributions were $25 or less and 95 percent were $100 or less, according to the campaign. Bennet's campaign also said he saw a tick up in contributions following his appearance in the first primary debate.
