Sen. Elizabeth Warren's second quarter fundraising of $19.1 million was a stark contrast from the first quarter of the year, when she raised just over $6M. The results showed that Warren's bet on a small-dollar fundraising strategy is working for now.
The details in the report Warren's campaign filed with the Federal Election Commission late Monday offer something of a roadmap of where Warren's cash came from, how she spent the money and what might have helped drive the senator's fundraising success. Her total haul is particularly noteworthy given that the Massachusetts Democrat has declined to hold any high-dollar fundraisers or solicit wealthy donors this year. She outraised -- by about $1 million -- Vermont Sen.
Warren had long called for a federal agency designed to protect consumers from fraudulent or misleading financial products.Hide Caption 12 of 39 Photos: In photos: Presidential candidate Elizabeth WarrenWarren and US Sen. Scott Brown, right, make fun of each other during an annual St. Patrick's Day breakfast in Boston. Warren announced in 2011 that she would be challenging Brown for his Senate seat..
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