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She raised $22 million for the primary, and a total of $27 million including general election funds. She added more than 100,000 new donors. As I noted yesterday, Obama raised $19 million for the primary and $20 million total, which is impressive. But as you can see by the amount of general election money raised this quarter ($5 million for Hillary, $1 million for Obama) Clinton is benefiting from the increasing perception that she is the inevitable nominee. People are jumping on the bandwagon.

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