WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump raised $100 million in October from “small-dollar” donors, his campaign announced on Wednesday. His campaign announced that the total was garnered from 1.6 million small-dollar donations, a term traditionally used to describe contributions of less than $250.  Trump has faced a significant fundraising deficit compared with his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton. In the first 19 days of October, Trump raised about $30 million, compared with Clinton’s $53 million.  (This story corrects time element to Wednesday, instead of Tuesday, in first paragraph.) 
Trump raised $100 million in 'small-dollar' donations in October