An analysis of campaign-finance reports shows that less money has been spent on the 2016 races for the White House, House and Senate than during the same period in the 2012 campaign season. That reverses a longstanding trend in which every presidential election cycle has set a new record for spending.

Contributions of $200 or less accounted for about 64% of his total donations from others. By contrast, about 26% of Clinton’s donations through Oct. 19 came in amounts that small.

Over $690 million was spent over 19 months for the purpose of electing one person as President.