The Latest: Warren reports big haul of cash on debate week

LAS VEGAS (AP) — The Latest on the 2020 presidential campaign (all times local):

10 a.m.

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren says her presidential campaign has raised $14 million in the past 10 days.

In a tweet, the Democratic hopeful says the haul is double what the campaign had hoped to raise between the New Hampshire primary and Saturday’s Nevada caucuses. It's unclear how much came in since Wednesday night, when Warren savaged New York billionaire Mike Bloomberg during the Democratic debate in Las Vegas.

Warren’s disappointing fourth place finish in her neighboring state of New Hampshire was considered potentially fatal to her campaign. But her supporters believe she can build on her strong debate performance and find a path to victory. The money will help.

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9:45 a.m.

Nevada Democrats say they added 10,000 people to their rolls during four days of early caucus voting this week.

The state party announced Saturday, hours before presidential caucuses were set to begin, that more than one out of 10 early voters took advantage of same-day registration and became Democratic voters.

Nevada’s caucuses are open only to Democrats but people can register as Democrats or switch their affiliation as they show up to vote.

Democrats outnumber Republicans in Nevada and had about 610,000 active registered voters through the end of January.

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9:15 a.m.

The political focus Saturday is on the 200 locations across Nevada that are hosting presidential caucuses.

It's the third contest on the 2020 election calendar as Democrats try to determine which candidate will take on President Donald Trump in November.

Nevada will test the candidates' strength with black and Latino voters for the first time in 2020, after contests in...