Three times as many Lancaster County residents gave money to Donald Trump’s presidential campaign compared to Hillary Clinton’s over the summer, new reports show.

But the Democratic presidential nominee actually raised more money than her Republican opponent did here.

The latest campaign finance reports also show financial support for Trump here significantly increased once it became clear he would be the presidential nominee.

Trump had raised just $7,900 from 17 donors from the time he launched his campaign in June 2015 through this past May — a period when he was primarily self-funding his primary bid.

But from June through September, nearly 620 local supporters rallied behind him and donated a combined $71,609. In the same time period, Clinton raised $80,095 from almost 230 donors here.

The last four months of contributions bring Clinton’s total fundraising here to $136,000 while Trump has raised about $79,500, Federal Election Commission data show.

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The latest reports don’t reveal how much each has raised or spent in the final six weeks before the Nov. 8 election. The Lancaster County figures are also just a fraction of the more than $20.3 million in presidential campaign contributions from Pennsylvania, a pivotal battleground state this year.

“Anybody but Hillary,” said Lester Bowman, the owner of a stove and patio store in Ephrata who donated $1,000 to Trump’s campaign last month.

Bowman, 64, said as a business owner for four decades he supports Trump’s plans to cut taxes and regulations.

Others say they donated more in support of their candidate than against their opponent.

Craig Robertson, a retired hydrogeologist from Manheim Township, is a longtime Democrat who was one of the relative few from the county who donated the maximum $5,400 contribution.

He said he donated to Clinton because he believes in what she stands for and what she will try to accomplish if elected — not just because of his distaste for Trump.

“I've been a Clinton supporter since 1992,” said Robertson, who also donated to Clinton’s 2008 primary campaign against Barack Obama. “I would have donated to Hillary’s campaign regardless which Republican was chosen to run against her.”