Financial Campaign Data
The Johnson-Gray campaign raised $2,317,996 with 86% from private donations and 14% from federal funds. No money was raised from any PACs In contrast, Barack Obama's campaign raised over $632,000,000 (spending almost $541,000,000) and Mitt Romney's campaign raised over $389,000,000 (spending over $336,000,000). The spending ratio for the Libertarian Party's campaign was about 1⁄4 of 1% of the total by the other two candidates.
| Total Raised ($) | Total Spent ($) | Cash on Hand ($) | Debts ($) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 | $2,317,996 | $2,282,292 | $35,704 | $227,202 |
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