Donald Trump’s campaign, which started in November, spent about $9 million more in the three months, than any other campaign, beating President Joe Biden’s campaign funds, according to disclosures to election officials.
President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign ended last month with about $20 million left in the bank, according to financial information released by the Federal Election Commission on Saturday.
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By contrast, Biden’s Republican rival Donald Trump raised an additional $2 million, raising more than $22 million. So far, Mr. Biden has amassed a smaller war chest than previous presidents in his recent re-election.
The funds mentioned in the disclosure represent a significant portion of the campaign funding. However, these funds do not include funds raised by allied Super PACs.
Super PACs typically raise huge sums of money from their wealthiest donors and are expected to announce financial details in late July.
Biden’s campaign team said it had $77 million in reelection funding, including Democratic accounts. The president is not expected to face serious difficulties in the race for the Democratic nomination.
One challenger, anti-vaccine campaigner Robert F. Kennedy Jr., said he had raised just $6 million by June, but another self-help guru, Marianne Williamson made less than $1 million.
This spending includes his more than $2 million paid to Campaign Inbox LLC, a digital fundraising company.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, second only to Trump in the majority of polls for the Republican nomination, has about $12 million in campaign funding, while fellow Republican Senator Tim Scott (of South Carolina) has about $2,100 in campaign funding. Significantly less than $10,000. .
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Veteran Republican candidates Doug Burgham and Vivek Ramaswamy have announced that they have poured millions of dollars of their personal fortune into the campaign.
North Dakota Governor Bergum donated about $10 million to his campaign, while Ramaswamy, a former biotech executive, donated about $15 million.
