Campaign Fundraising

"People haven't forgotten how awful Trump was," said Mark Chorazak, a top Biden donor in 2020, "and that'll motivate donors to give money."

Donations in support of Kyle Rittenhouse have doubled since the 20-year-old pleaded for financial help on Tucker Carlson's show last month.

Trump denounced "globalists" while insisting that he did not want donations from a group led by conservative billionaire Charles Koch.

President Joe Biden has not held a single traditional political rally in the run-up to the 2022 midterms. Instead, he is focusing his efforts on fundraising.

"We want to continue to develop policies that foster and promote a positive environment that brings people together, not divide them," said the video-sharing platform in a statement.

Republicans needed a more diverse pool of candidates after major losses in 2018. Campaign finances show they're putting their money where their mouth is.

"Many of the very people responsible for losing the Senate last cycle are now trying to stop us from winning the majority," the Florida senator wrote.

The former president said he believes Ryan will have up to $60 million available for November's U.S. Senate race in Ohio.

The campaign aims to raise "billions of dollars, not just millions" to help Ukrainian refugees and those displaced within Ukraine.

Boebert was criticized by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle for her outburst during the State of the Union.

The fundraiser at Trump's Mar-a-Lago club in Florida is charging $24,200, which is not tax-deductible.

"Kemp gave himself power to raise unlimited campaign funds, while challengers have to play by different rules," challenger David Perdue tweeted on Friday.

Beshear's campaign said that the more than $1 million in funds he has raised is the strongest initial fundraising figure for an incumbent Kentucky governor.

Some Trump campaign emails seem to impersonate direct exchanges with recipients, while his allies have opted to send cryptic-looking messages.

Joe Biden's campaign reported about $135 million more in September fundraising gains than President Donald Trump's re-election campaign.

As election day looms, the U.S. president has pulled a planned $17 million worth of ads in Ohio, Iowa and New Hampshire.

The former vice president's campaign team raised a little more than $282 million between April and June this year.

After a viral video showed Buttigieg telling an activist "no" when asked to reveal donors—and criticism from Elizabeth Warren—the South Bend Mayor announced he'll now be more transparent about big-money contributions.

The Nevada GOP yesterday urged Trump backers to donate $50 to the local party, telling them they would receive a "witch hunt" tote bag and T-shirt.

Donations to fundraising pages are being split between state Republican parties and the official Trump 2020 re-election campaign.

The push worked for some candidates, with Bernie Sanders raising more than $25 million in the third quarter.

"John Shott. First Energy, $2,000. Appalachian Power, $2,000. Steptoe & Johnson—that's a gas and oil law firm—$2,000. Consol Energy, $1,000. EQT, $1,000. And I could go on."

"I strongly suspect that the funds have just been wasted away. I mean, there was no reason in the world the Trump Inaugural Committee needed to raise $107 million," a government affairs lobbyist for Public Citizen says.

Democrat Jon Ossoff has the fundraising edge in the race, but Republicans are helping Karen Handel make up the difference.

The amount the campaign raised May 17 is paltry, however, compared with records set in past campaigns.

America crossed the billion-dollar threshold in campaign spending for the 2016 presidential election.

A few companies stayed away, but there was still plenty of corporate cash in play in Philadelphia and Cleveland.

By focusing on small donors and web enthusiasm, Sanders bypassed the power brokers and offered a model for future campaigns.

RGA finance chair says will likely fall $300 million to $500 million short of $1.5 billion general election goal.

In a Wednesday email, the candidate accused the media of spreading "false" and "misleading" information.