(The Hill) — Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign raised nearly $222 million in September, raising more than three times as much as former President Donald Trump’s campaign.

According to Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings posted late Sunday, Harris raised over $221.8 million and Trump brought in nearly $63 million.

Harris’ campaign did not announce its full September haul, which would include additional fundraising from the Democratic National Committee and allied party committees, by the FEC filing deadline on Sunday.

It reportedly has raised nearly $360 million in September and has brought in $1 billion in the three months of the campaign, which is a record for the biggest fundraising quarter by a presidential campaign.

With additional fundraising, Trump’s campaign announced earlier this month that it raised $160 million in donations for the month of September. It also said 96 percent of the contributions were under $200.

Harris’s campaign, with additional fundraising, raised $361 million in August and went into September with $404 million in cash on hand. At the time, her campaign had raised more than $615 million in the time since President Biden dropped out of the race and endorsed her.

The Trump campaign raised $130 million in August and went into September with $295 million in cash on hand.