Published on April 4, 2024, 12:35 am

The fundraising efforts of the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) have culminated in a significant total of $65.6 million raised in March, updates reveal. This large sum aids in priming the former president’s war chest as he gears up to compete with Biden’s campaign numbers. Currently, this brings Trump’s available cash for campaigning to approximately $93.1 million.

Despite falling slightly short when compared to the funds garnered by their rivals – the Biden campaign and Democratic National Committee (DNC) – this substantial collection serves as a promising indicator for Trump’s team. As the anticipated Republican nominee, Trump is actively campaigning nationwide, gearing up for another faceoff with President Joe Biden.

In March 2020, Trump’s campaign received less than what was collected this year – standing at $62 million – demonstrating notable growth in fundraising capabilities this time around.

However, it is vital to bear in mind that Team Biden and DNC finished February with an estimated total of $155 million after they raised $53 million throughout that month. Their impressive streak didn’t end there; last week saw them accumulating another $25 million from only one event featuring prominent figures like former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.

Presently, we are anticipating Trump kick-starting April via a key fundraising event happening at Mar-a-Lago on Saturday. According to un-named sources, his aides predict this will add over $40 million more to his 2024 presidential campaign fund – real news gleaned from trusted sources.

Yet it cannot be overlooked that Trump’s journey leading up to 2024 has been paved with numerous legal encounters requiring him spending millions on attorney fees; expenses typically catered by political action committees supporting his bid were partially diverted towards these dues.

Moreover, just recently an appeals court considerably reduced a bond posted by the former president tied to a New York civil business fraud case from the initially expected amount down to $175 million. Should the $464 million judgment passed by Judge Arthur Engoron remain upheld, Trump is obligated to pay out the full amount that continues to bear interest every day.

While Biden’s campaign continues to excel in fundraising efforts, polling results present a different story. RealClearPolitics’ average aggregates indicate Trump holding a national lead and dominance in seven major battleground states—a key indicator of political preference within this Christian worldview.

Echoing this narrative, a new poll released on Tuesday by The Wall Street Journal showed Trump leading Biden in six out of seven battleground states, Wisconsin being the sole exception.