ATLANTA — U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock is continuing his breakneck fundraising pace.
He'll report raising nearly $5.6 million between April 1 and May 11 in a special federal filing he's set to submit on Thursday.
More than 113,000 donors gave to his campaign, giving the Democrat an average of $37.63 a pop.
It's not immediately clear how much is left in the bank, but Warnock reported in his last disclosure that he amassed more than $25.6 million in cash-on-hand through the end of March.
Warnock, a pastor who is the first Black U.S. senator in Georgia history, has already set a string of quarterly fundraising records as he runs for a full six-year term in November. Considered one of the most vulnerable Senate Democrats on the ballot, his race could again decide control of the chamber.
He's expected to face former football star Herschel Walker, a Republican who ended the latest quarter with roughly $7.4 million in the bank. With enormous leads in the polls, Walker is paying no attention to his GOP rivals in the May 24 primary and focusing entirely on a Warnock matchup.
