Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign reported impressive fundraising figures for September, raising nearly $222 million, which significantly surpasses former President Donald Trump’s reported total of almost $63 million. These numbers, derived from recent Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings, illustrate Harris’s strong financial backing as she continues her presidential run.
Moreover, reports indicate that Harris’s actual fundraising might be even higher. Her campaign did not disclose all contributions received in September, particularly those from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and allied party committees, prior to the FEC deadline. Some estimates suggest that her total for the month could be close to $360 million, pushing her overall fundraising total to approximately $1 billion since she launched her campaign in July.
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On the other hand, the Trump campaign revealed an adjusted total of about $160 million for September, which accounts for additional fundraising efforts not initially reported. A noteworthy aspect of Trump’s contributions is that 96 percent came from donations of less than $200, indicating a strong reliance on grassroots support and smaller donors to fund his campaign.
These fundraising dynamics present a competitive picture in the lead-up to the election, showcasing the stark differences in financial support for both candidates. As they gear up for the coming months, the ability to mobilize resources will be critical in shaping their campaign strategies and outreach efforts to voters.
