Jeb Bush Team Says It Raised $114 Million in Early Months

The total reflects fundraising by the Bush campaign and Right to Rise, a super-PAC supporting the former Florida governor.

Jeb Bush, former governor of Texas, speaks during an interview at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Maryland, U.S., on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015. The 42nd annual CPAC, which runs until Feb. 28, features most of the potential Republican candidates for president, from Ben Carson and Carly Fiorina to Jeb Bush and Scott Walker.

Photographer: Andrew Harrer
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Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush and his supporters have raised more than $114 million in the early months of his campaign.

The total, which reflects fundraising by the Bush campaign and Right to Rise, a super-PAC supporting the former Florida governor, makes Bush the unrivaled leader of the presidential field when it comes to revenues. The next-closest White House contender is Hillary Clinton, whose campaign and allied super-PACs have raised nearly $70 million.