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Federal election data shows that Mr. Giuliani has refunded nearly $6.9 million that had been raised for a possible general election.

For the first time since she entered the 2016 race last April, Clinton raised money for a general election contest as well, bringing in $1 million for her own campaign's use and $18 million for the Democratic Party in the fourth quarter.

And the legal restraints that kept him from spending money raised for the general election were lifted a week ago, when the party officially nominated him for president.

The perceived advantage here is that a candidate can only spend funds raised for the general election after he or she is officially nominated, so the sooner that gets settled, the better.

Federal law prohibits candidates from using money that they raised for their general election to pay for primary race expenses.

But $23 million of it was raised for the general election and must now be returned to donors.

This debt puts additional pressure on Mrs. Clinton: If she wins her party's nomination, this $8.7 million can be paid off with money raised for her general campaign.

Should Mrs. Clinton become her party's nominee, she can use the $22 million raised for her general race to pay these debts.

Campaign finance laws forbid nominees from spending funds raised for the general election until after the convention.

Yet while Mr. Romney and his aides are said to be growing increasingly comfortable — allowing their fund-raising team to begin taking the legal steps necessary to raise money for a general election fund — they remain mindful that his rivals retain some chance, however small, of preventing him from gathering enough delegates for the nomination.

She could then begin to raise money for a general election campaign.