President Biden’s campaign announced it brought in over $90 million in March, outpacing Donald Trump’s haul for the month by $25 million and bringing the total cash to a historic $192 million.
President Biden’s re-election campaign brought in more than $90 million in March, outpacing Donald Trump’s haul for the month by $25 million and bringing the Democrat’s total cash on hand to a historic $192 million.
Both campaigns are turning up their efforts to bring in funding as the 2024 race barrels towards a rematch, with last month marking the largest haul for each candidate this cycle.
Biden, 81, participated in a ritzy Radio City Music Hall gala March 28 alongside former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton that brought in more than $25 million — and his re-election team claimed March was the “strongest grassroots fundraising month” since the president launched his re-election bid in April of last year.
The president’s campaign team timed their announcement to come out hours before the Trump campaign’s scheduled mega-fundraiser in Palm Beach Saturday night, where the presumptive GOP nominee hopes to bring in over $33 million.
