Bernie Sanders' campaign raised $18 million in the second quarter, falling short of Democratic rival Pete Buttigieg, who raised more than $24 million during the same period.
Bernie Sanders raises $18 million in the second quarter as he runs for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
Sanders has aimed to build a cash pile from small-dollar donors as he tries to set himself apart in a field of about two dozen Democratic primary candidates. As contenders compete for a limited pool of donors, Sanders and several rivals have sworn off wealthy donors and expensive fundraisers. "Bernie Sanders does not go into closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers and solicit money from corporate executives at their homes," his campaign manager Faiz Shakir told CBS News on Monday.
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