Mr. Giuliani brought in $10.5 million in primary money for the third quarter, compared with Mr. Romney's $10 million.
At the end of March, the most recent period for which figures are available, Mrs. Clinton had $9 million available for her primary bid, compared with $43 million raised in primary money for Mr. Obama.
Early money is often primary money for an LGBT candidate.
Adobe Creative Cloud has always been the primary money maker for Adobe over the years, generating $1.3 billion in the last report (pdf) in June out of $2.2 billion in total revenue.
Local news broadcasts are usually the primary money-makers for individual stations, and any attempt to restrict access to them -- through the V-chip, for example, the device that allows parents to filter out other violent programming -- would be fiercely resisted by station owners.
Mr. McAuliffe's comments captured Mr. McCall's biggest problem since winning the September primary: without money for commercials, he is unlikely to gain in the polls and, without a better showing in the polls, he will not attract more money.
Last year, the United States Treasury identified a Lebanese bank, Beirut-based Lebanese Canadian Bank SAL, as a primary money-laundering facility for Hezbollah and Lebanese drug traffickers.
Most of these experts, Evisors CEO Fredrik Maro told us, have full-time jobs, so the marketplace is not a primary money-making tool for first time business consultants.
He should tell people that after his loss, he'll work to back good, left-wing candidates running in local Democratic primaries, raising money for them and drawing attention to them, as people like Sarah Palin have done for the Tea Party.
Banks, the primary source of money for microlenders, have turned off the tap because they are worried about the industry's future.
Besides focusing on the turnout, some experts also said city officials had done a better job of preparing for the primary, allocating more money for poll workers and mechanics to repair the voting machines and undertaking more training.
