Biden campaign and Democrats raise $42m in January ‘driven by grassroots’
The Biden campaign and the Democratic Party raised more $42m in January in a fundraising haul “driven by” grassroots efforts, officials said.
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The Biden campaign and the Democratic Party raised more $42m in January in a fundraising haul “driven by” grassroots efforts, officials said.
President Joe Biden’s political operation continues to build a substantial fundraising advantage over his likely GOP opponent, former President Donald Trump, raising $42 million in January.
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President Joe Biden raised a combined $42 million in January for committees supporting his re-election effort, fueled by seven-figure hauls from small-dollar donors in the days following Donald Trump’s victory in the leadoff Iowa GOP caucuses.
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