Money Tracker: How Much Trump And Biden Have Raised From The 2020 Election
Money Tracker: How Much Trump And Biden Have Raised From The 2020 Election
Which presidential candidate has the fundraising advantage?
Here is how much money that the attempts of President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have raised up to now, according to their own Federal Election Commission filings. (Keep in mind that Trump's reelection campaign had a fundraising head start.)
Biden:$699 million
Raised by Joe Biden (D) along with the DNC
Increased by Donald Trump (R) along with the RNC
This tracker will be updated with each monthly report, prior to the general election.
July 2020 Monthly Campaign Committee Reports
TOTAL RAISED IN JULY:
$59,675,371
CASH ON HAND AT END OF JULY:
$98,801,880
Total individual contributions: $48,227,332
- Little dollar: $20,324,430
- Big buck (>$200): $27,902,902
Source: FEC submitting
DONALD J. TRUMP FOR PRESIDENT
TOTAL RAISED IN JULY:
CASH ON HAND AT END OF JULY:
Total individual gifts: $32,067,973
- Little buck: $16,259,866
- Large dollar (>$200): $15,808,107
Transfers, loans and other: $39,975,947
Source: FEC submitting
TOTAL RAISED IN APRIL - JUNE:
TOTAL SPENT IN APRIL - JUNE:
$125,856
Source: FEC filing
TRUMP MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN COMMITTEE*
$32,602,885
Source: FEC submitting
BIDEN VICTORY FUND*
TOTAL RAISED IN APRIL - JUNE:
$86,411,607
$5,467,212
Source: FEC filing
TOTAL RAISED IN APRIL - JUNE:
$24,453,290
CASH ON HAND AT END OF APRIL - JUNE:
$50,087,848
Source: FEC submitting
Of course, the universe of campaign finance is much larger than what one candidate increases alone. Each party has its own committee to help select a president, which may work in concert with the official effort and further contributes to the war chest.
And campaigns frequently announce these joint fundraising totals before submitting their FEC paperwork, so what this tracker has and what the campaign says can differ.
Additionally, groups such as super PACs, which can raise and spend unlimited amounts, can help or harm the fortunes of a presidential nominee. On both Biden's and Trump's sides, these independent groups have raised tens of millions of dollars on their own.
Which presidential candidate has the fundraising advantage?
Here is how much money that the attempts of President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have raised up to now, according to their own Federal Election Commission filings. (Keep in mind that Trump's reelection campaign had a fundraising head start.)
Biden:$699 million
Raised by Joe Biden (D) along with the DNC
Increased by Donald Trump (R) along with the RNC
This tracker will be updated with each monthly report, prior to the general election.
July 2020 Monthly Campaign Committee Reports
TOTAL RAISED IN JULY:
$59,675,371
CASH ON HAND AT END OF JULY:
$98,801,880
Total individual contributions: $48,227,332
- Little dollar: $20,324,430
- Big buck (>$200): $27,902,902
Source: FEC submitting
DONALD J. TRUMP FOR PRESIDENT
TOTAL RAISED IN JULY:
CASH ON HAND AT END OF JULY:
Total individual gifts: $32,067,973
- Little buck: $16,259,866
- Large dollar (>$200): $15,808,107
Transfers, loans and other: $39,975,947
Source: FEC submitting
TOTAL RAISED IN APRIL - JUNE:
TOTAL SPENT IN APRIL - JUNE:
$125,856
Source: FEC filing
TRUMP MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN COMMITTEE*
$32,602,885
Source: FEC submitting
BIDEN VICTORY FUND*
TOTAL RAISED IN APRIL - JUNE:
$86,411,607
$5,467,212
Source: FEC filing
TOTAL RAISED IN APRIL - JUNE:
$24,453,290
CASH ON HAND AT END OF APRIL - JUNE:
$50,087,848
Source: FEC submitting
Of course, the universe of campaign finance is much larger than what one candidate increases alone. Each party has its own committee to help select a president, which may work in concert with the official effort and further contributes to the war chest.
And campaigns frequently announce these joint fundraising totals before submitting their FEC paperwork, so what this tracker has and what the campaign says can differ.
Additionally, groups such as super PACs, which can raise and spend unlimited amounts, can help or harm the fortunes of a presidential nominee. On both Biden's and Trump's sides, these independent groups have raised tens of millions of dollars on their own.
