Sanders outraises Clinton for fourth consecutive month

May 21, 2016 16:25

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders from Vermont has outraised his rival Hillary Clinton in the Democratic race to the White House for the fourth consecutive month.

Sanders'campaign yesterday filed a report with the Federal Election Commission showing he raised more than USD 26.9 million in April, out-raising Secretary Clinton for the fourth month in a row.

He has raised more than USD 212 million since the start of the campaign.

A similar report filed by Hillary for America showed that her campaign began in May with more than USD 30 million in the bank after raising more than USD 26.4 million in primary contributions in April thanks to more than 630,000 contributions from about 400,000 people during the month.

The average donation during April was about USD 42. Clinton has raised more for the primary than any other candidate in either party over USD 213 million from more than 1,200,000 contributors.

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