During May, Paul raised $1.78 million and ended the month with nearly $3.3 million in the bank — more than he had at the end of April — with no debt, according to newly filed federal campaign finance reports.
While that’s a pittance compared with presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney’s cash stash, Paul’s financial position remains significantly better than those of fellow former contenders Rick Santorum or Newt Gingrich, who both owe creditors millions of dollars.
Paul himself acknowledges he won’t be his party’s nominee.
But his May fundraising is an indication that Paul’s passionate supporters remain willing to invest in his ideological push toward the Republican National Convention, at which he hopes to “grow our movement and shape the future of the GOP.”
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