Mitt Romney contributes to the re-election of Paul Ryan campaign

Mitt Romney has donated to the campaign for re-election in 2014 by representative Paul Ryan. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images photo, file)

Mitt Romney has donated the maximum $5,200 to the re-election campaign of 2014 from the representative Paul Ryan (R - Wis.), his former Vice Presidential running mate.

According to Bloomberg News, Ryan campaign reported contribution on June 3 in a presentation Tuesday to the Federal Election Commission.

Ryan $1.1 million for the second quarter of this year's tour was also helped by donations from other members of the presidential team of Romney. Director of the previous campaign Beth Myers and finance director Spencer Zwick onetime each gave $2,500.

Wisconsin law allowed Ryan to re-election in his district, while at the same time appearing on the ballot for vice President. Although he lost the big prize, he easily held his Congressional seat.

Ryan ended the second quarter of 2013 with $2.2 million in the Bank. In March, Democrat Rob Zerban, who lost to Ryan in 2012 - announced that it was looking at in a rematch.

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