Stein's campaign made up the bulk of funds raised for Democrats across the six races, coming in at almost $33 million as of July 10th, the second quarter reporting deadline.
"Almost all of our contributors are individuals, which highlights something important: this is a grassroots campaign," Morgan Hopkins, a spokesperson for Stein's campaign said. "People are donating in each of North Carolina's 100 counties because they believe in Josh's vision for the state, and they want to see us move forward -- not backward."
Robinson's campaign did not respond to The Daily Tar Heel's request for comment.
The lieutenant governor is the second highest elected official in the state. The primary role of lieutenant governor is to preside over the state senate.
Hal Weatherman is the Republican candidate for the lieutenant governor race, who served under a former N.C. lieutenant governor and U.S. representative.
He raised almost $1 million less than his Democratic opponent. Weatherman has nearly $929,847.15 in donations this election season, while N.C. Sen. Rachel Hunt (D-Mecklenburg)received almost $2 million.
The attorney general is elected to head the Department of Justice and represents all state government agencies, departments and commissions with their legal matters.
A state treasurer's job is to monitor state finances by sustaining the pension and healthcare plans, examine investments and lower debt.
The state treasurer race is following a different trend, with the Republican nominee, Brad Briner, raising more money than the Democratic candidate, state Rep. Wesley Harris (D-Mecklenburg). Briner had $612,955.80 more than Harris at the end of Q2.
"I'm able to do a lot of things personally to the success that I've had in the investment business for the last 25 years, and that includes having a network of people who care about me and care about what I want to do for the state of North Carolina," Briner, who has a background in finance and is a member on UNC's Board of Trustees, told The Daily Tar Heel.
Harris said his campaign has received lots of grassroots donations.
"I tried to reach out to as many people as possible and build up our network, and show them that this is a campaign that's for every single corner of North Carolina," Harris said.
The state superintendent of public instruction's job is to work with the Board of Education to implement N.C. laws surrounding education in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade public schools.
Mo Green, who was superintendent of Guilford County Schools for more than 7 years, is running as a Democrat for state superintendent of public instruction.
Green has raised nearly $1 million, compared to Republican Michele Morrow's amount of around $250,000. Morrow is a former nurse and high school teacher for homeschooled students.
The labor commissioner is the head of the Department of Labor and is in charge of the well-being, health and safety of the employees in N.C.
The race for labor commissioner also broke from the trend: the Republican candidate raised more than the Democratic one.