The Total So Far for Jeb Bush and His Super PAC? $114 Million

Updated, 2:54 p.m. | KENNEBUNKPORT, Me. – Jeb Bush and his allies announced on Thursday that they had amassed over $114 million in campaign cash over the last six months for his presidential bid, dwarfing the combined fund-raising of other G.O.P. contenders.

Nearly all of that money was raised by a “super PAC,” Right to Rise, that Mr. Bush’s allies set up in January, and for which Mr. Bush, the former Florida governor, spent much of the winter and spring raising money.

Mr. Bush himself raised $11.4 million during his first two weeks as an official candidate for the presidency, his campaign announced on Thursday, reaping cash at a clip of about $700,000 per day through the end of June.

The announcements came as Mr. Bush’s top fund-raisers gathered for a two-day conference at a hotel here and a celebratory dinner at the Bush family compound.

“Jeb is encouraged and grateful for the tremendous early support and enthusiasm his candidacy has generated since he launched his campaign,” said Woody Johnson, Mr. Bush’s finance chairman, in a statement announcing the $11.4 million total. “We are confident our campaign will have the resources needed to get Jeb’s conservative record, message and vision for the future out to voters across the country.”