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Bullock reports $2M in contributions for his White House bid

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Montana Gov. Steve Bullock, second from right, speaks with young environmental activists during an online town hall on climate change in Helena, Montana, on Monday, July 1, 2019. Bullock, a Democratic presidential candidate said he would support the Keystone XL pipeline "if it\'s done right" and signed an executive order creating a panel to make recommendations on how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and prepare the state for the effects of climate change. (AP Photo/Matt Volz)

WASHINGTON – Montana Gov. Steve Bullock is reporting more than $2 million in contributions during the second quarter of the year for his 2020 Democratic presidential campaign.

Bullock entered the 2020 primary race in mid-May , halfway through the second quarter. His campaign said Friday he racked up that fundraising haul without any transfers of money from other accounts.

Bullock’s fundraising places him far behind the field-leading $24.8 million reported by South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg (BOO’-tuh-juhj). Campaign manager Jenn Ridder says Bullock’s appeal “will resonate in early states like Iowa and New Hampshire.”

Bullock missed the polling qualification cutoff for the first Democratic presidential debates in Miami but has a strong prospect of making the stage for this month’s second set of debates in Detroit.

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