Labour's campaign war chest swelled in the last week as trade unions backed Jeremy Corbyn's bid to become Prime Minister.
Labour received the most in donations, raking in £3,488,000 in weekly regulated period.
In the first week the party raised just £218,500, but have seen a reversal of fortunes as the trade unions funded the campaign.
The single biggest donation was £3 million from Unite the Union to Labour, with another significant donation from communications union the CWU.
It also comes after the party confirmed it had taken in £2.5million in small donations yesterday.
Conservatives were a not distant second after raising £2,967,000.
The Brexit Party was third with £2,250,000.
In the first week of the campaign the Conservatives raised £5.7m - which was 87% of registered donations in that period.
£9,073,750 in donations to political parties were reported to the Electoral Commission in the second weekly pre-poll report.
The Liberal Democrats received £251,000, Plaid Cymru £70,000, the Greens £37,750 and the SNP £10,000.
Prior to the election on 12 December, registered political parties must submit four weekly reports setting out the donations and loans over £7,500 that they have received between 6 November and 3 December 2019.
Two further reports must be submitted after polling day for the period 4 December to 12 December 2019.
Political party donations summary
Total donations over £7,500 received by parties during the reporting period from 13 to 19 November:
| Party | Total |
| Conservative and Unionist Party | £2,967,000 |
| Green Party | £37,750 |
| Labour Party | £3,488,000 |
| Liberal Democrats | £251,000 |
| Plaid Cymru - The Party of Wales | £70,000 |
| Scottish National Party (SNP) | £10,000 |
| The Brexit Party | £2,250,000 |
