Mitt Romney

According to Romney campaign spokeswoman Andrea Saul the Supreme Court decision upholding President Barack Obama's healthcare reform law led to a windfall for Mitt Romney. Ms. Saul told The Politicker supporters donated at least $100,000 in the 50 minutes between the immediate aftermath of the ruling, which was issued at approximately 10:10 a.m. Shortly before 11:30, Ms. Saul said the total donations had reached over $300,000. By 1:30 p.m., Ms. Saul claimed the Romney campaign had raised $1 million following the ruling.

"Fundraising for @MittRomney ticks up to $300k since decision came down. #FullRepeal," Ms. Saul wrote on Twitter.

Mr. Romney has already vowed to repeal the ruling if he is elected and some political watchers have speculated a decision to uphold the law would be good for Mr. Romney because it will allow him to energize conservatives by pushing for repeal. The rapid flood of donations to his campaign certainly bolsters the argument the decision could help Mr. Romney fire up supporters on the right.

Mr. Romney's fundraising outpaced President Obama's in May. Prior to the Court decision, Democrats were already fretting about being outspent by the Romney campaign.

(Updated 1:30pm to note the most current fundraising numbers.)