Warren Campaign Opened $3 Million Line Of Credit In January

The transcript discusses a campaign's financial strategy, including a $3 million line of credit opened for potential cash flow needs during the Iowa caucuses, which was largely unused. The campaign raised over $17 million in February and started January with $14 million, but had only $2 million left by month's end. Other Democratic candidates like Bernie Sanders and Mike Bloomberg had stronger financial positions at the start of February.

Why did the campaign open a $3 million line of credit in January?

• To invest in new campaign strategies

• For cash flow purposes around the Iowa caucuses

• To cover unexpected expenses

• To pay off existing debts

How much did the campaign raise in the first 20 days of February?

• $25 million

• $17 million

• $14 million

• $11 million

What was the total amount Warren's campaign had by the end of January?

• $11 million

• $14 million

• $2 million

• $25 million

Which candidate had about $17 million at the start of February?

• Elizabeth Warren

• Bernie Sanders

• Joe Biden

• Pete Buttigieg

How much did Mike Bloomberg's campaign have at the start of February?

• $17 million

• $2 million

• $55 million

• $25 million