Jeb Bush cuts campaign spending

US Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush cuts spending on his election campaign, Reuters reports.

As noted, this follows from an internal note intended for internal use.

The report says that wages will be reduced by 40%, the number of headquarters staff in Miami will be reduced by 25%.

The document notes that all the money saved will go to the promotion of the campaign during the elections, which in some states will pass ahead of schedule.

Earlier it was reported that Jeb Bush collected record amount on the election campaign.

Three months ago, political action committees reported on funds raised for the US 2016 presidential race of the year. These organizations are formally independent and attract funding for election campaigns.

It turned out that the Republican Jeb Bush, namely 102 million dollars, collected a record amount for the election campaign.

In second place is Republican candidate Ted Cruz, his result is 38 million dollars.

In third place, Hillary Clinton and Scott Walker - on 20 million dollars.

John Ellis (Jeb) Bush is an American politician, Republican, Florida's 43 Governor. The son of 41 US President George W. Bush and Barbara Bush, the younger brother of 43 US President George W. Bush.