Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign raised $204 million in July — more than four times ther $48 million former President Donald Trump brought in, according to new filings with the Federal Election Commission.

Harris' disclosure includes money raised by the Biden-Harris campaign before President Joe Biden dropped out of the election and Harris entered the race July 21. However, with Biden atop the ticket, donations reportedly had slowed considerably following his shaky debate performance in June and amid calls to step aside.

Harris’ entry into the election was greeted with a wave of enthusiasm among Democrats that included increased donations and volunteer sign-ups.

The Harris campaign previously said it and its affiliated committees raked in $310 million in July, while the Trump campaign and its committees raised $139 million. Allied committees are not required to report their fundraising numbers until October.

While supporters can donate to various organizations backing a candidate, the money going directly to campaigns can be a key metric because campaigns by law receive discounts on television advertising.

The Trump campaign still maintained the advantage in cash on hand at the end of July, with $219.7 million compared to Harris’ $151.3 million, according to the FEC filings.