July 14, 2007
Posted: 06:21 AM ET
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rudy Giuliani's presidential campaign is reporting it raised 15 (m) million dollars for the G-O-P primary during the second quarter this year. The former New York mayor spent eleven (m) million during the April through June period, leaving him more than 14-and-a-half million dollars in the bank. The campaign filed its financial report with the Federal Election Commission today. Overall, Giuliani raised 17-and-a-half (m) million dollars, but two-point-six million can only be used for the general election. He's expected to lead the Republican field in fundraising for the second quarter. Giuliani also leads in national polls over his G-O-P rivals. One of them, Arizona Senator John McCain said he was responsible for his campaign's troubles. He tells New Hampshire Public Radio, his campaign has been spending money as fast as donations come in. Filed under: Race to '08 • Rudy Giuliani • Second quarter fundraising
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