Track the millions flowing into California’s race for governor Here’s where things stand as the Nov. 6 election approaches

Who's raised the most? Democrat Gavin Newsom has amassed a massive money pile since starting his campaign more than three years ago. His total is more than three times that of Republican John Cox. $58.2 million $16.8 million

Fundraising slowed after the primary Newsom and Cox have raised about $20 million combined since they triumphed on June 5. That's a stark drop from the massive infusions into candidates' accounts in the weeks before the primary election. Note: Contributions from small donors, whom committees do not have to identify, are included as lump sums on the day totals were reported. A small number of contributions without a date disclosed have been excluded.

Cox has one major donor Himself. The businessman, estimated to be worth more than $100 million, kickstarted his longshot campaign with millions from his personal bank account. His giving has continued. After advancing to the general election, Cox sent an additional $700,000 to his campaign. Cox: $5.7 million Others: $11.1 million

Where does the money come from? Newsom has won support from power centers across the state, including Hollywood, Sacramento and his home base of San Francisco. Cox's strongest fundraising comes from his adopted home of San Diego, where he won the vote in June and has pulled in more than $1 million. Newsom Cox

Who’s writing the checks? Here are some of the top donors to each campaign. Gavin Newsom Newsom’s donor list includes some of the state's strongest interest groups, as well as famous names from across the country. He also has the most money from small donors, whose identities are not disclosed. California Teachers Assn. Powerful force in California politics that advocates for teachers in public schools and colleges $1,157,484 Blue Shield of California San Francisco-based health insurer. Has also backed anti-Chiang outside group. $1,038,440 Stewart and Lynda Resnick Billionaire couple behind Fiji Water and POM Wonderful juice. Have given to both Newsom and Villaraigosa. $116,800 Marissa Mayer and Zachary Bogue Former CEO of Yahoo and her husband, a Silicon Valley investor $115,800 Laurene Powell Jobs Widow of Steve Jobs and founder of Emerson Collective, an organization supporting education, immigration reform and social justice $58,400 Andrew Hauptman Chairman of private investment firm Andell Inc. $58,400 Peter Thiel Venture capitalist and PayPal co-founder who supported Republican Donald Trump in 2016 presidential election $57,400 George Soros Chairman of an investment management firm and philanthropist. Leading benefactor of Democratic candidates. $57,400 Bill Maher Entertainer and host of HBO's "Real Time," who has encouraged Newsom to run for president in 2020 $48,200 Marshawn Lynch NFL running back, currently with the Oakland Raiders $1,000 John Cox Cox's donor list, headed by himself, is much shorter. John Cox The candidate has largely drawn on his own checkbook to fund his campaign. $5,508,074 Geoff Palmer Real estate developer with multiple apartment complexes in Downtown L.A. One of the top donors to President Trump. $529,200 Melba Jean and Floyd Kvamme Founder of Lichen Oaks Adaptive Riding Center, a therapeutic horseback riding center in Santa Cruz, and her husband $168,400 Professional Financial Investors, Inc. Property investment and management firm in Marin and Sonoma counties $149,000 Thomas and Carolyn Dauterman Owner of Thomas Manufacturing, a manufacturer of nut harvesting equipment in Chico, and his wife $49,200 Humberto Lopez President of HSL Properties Inc., which owns and operates apartment communities in Arizona $31,350