Former Texas Rep. Beto O’Rourke’s presidential expedition fostered $9.4 million in the first quarter of 2018, his safarus proclaimed Wednesday.

O’Rourke didn’t uncover how much money he has on hand or the total number of people who contributed to his expedition. In a statement, the Democrat accentuated just how short his time on the Campaign trail has been- he foretold his order on March 14.

“In time 18 epoches, beings in every position and from every walk of life have organized in homes, lent a few bucks online and united together had demonstrated that the supremacy of people is far greater than the PACs, the companies and special interest that have captivated, tainted and corroded our democracy for far too long, ” O’Rourke said. “Not merely is this a ratify of our grassroots strong during the course of its first 2 weeks of our campaign but it is a signed of what’s possible when you put your full trust in the people of this country.”

O’Rourke is the fourth major nominee for the Democratic presidential nomination to exhaust their fundraising multitudes. Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders raised $18 million during the first quarter of 2019, which he added to millions transposed from his Senate campaign account. He now has an terrorizing $28 million in the bank. California Sen. Kamala Harris raised $12 million, and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg collected$ 7 million. Neither of their expeditions secreted a cash-on-hand total.

Other Democratic applicants, including Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, onetime Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro and Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, have not named their fundraising totals. Campaigners have until April 15 to folder an official report with the Federal Election Commission.

O’Rourke was the most prolific fundraiser of the 2018 midterm polls, bringing in more than $80 million for his eventual narrow loss to GOP Sen. Ted Cruz. While his huge pulls then were powered by lengthy spending on Facebook, he spent really under $300,000 on the pulpit over the past three months, less than six other candidates for the Democratic nomination.

The median donation to O’Rourke’s campaign was $43.