The Biden-Harris reelection campaign announced it has $117 million on hand, marking the largest sum for any Democratic candidate at this stage in the race.
The campaign raised over $97 million in the fourth quarter of 2023, with a focus on grassroots fundraising efforts.
The funds were generated from various entities, with 97% of donations in the fourth quarter being less than $200. (Trending: Trump Prosecutor Accused Of Playing Race Card In Public Address)
The fundraising numbers came out today.
Biden has $117 million on hand.
He's outpacing the Obama campaign in 2011. 97% are reportedly grassroots donations. pic.twitter.com/MfZa4xbJOm
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The campaign emphasized the broad support, with nearly one million supporters making contributions.
Biden-Harris campaign manager, Julie Chávez Rodríguez, said, “This historic haul — proudly powered by strong and growing grassroots enthusiasm—sends a clear message: the Team Biden-Harris coalition knows the stakes of this election and is ready to win this November.”
“Across our coalition, we are seeing early, sustained support that is helping us scale our growing operation across the country and take our message to the communities that will determine this election,” she continued.
In contrast, former President Donald Trump has not disclosed his fundraising figures for the last quarter.
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