New figures from the Trump campaign confirm that it reaped a windfall from the former president's indictment. Trump pulled in $18.8 million during the first quarter from both his campaign and joint fundraising committee, filings reveal.
Trump pulled in $18.8 million during the first quarter from both his campaign and joint fundraising committee, filings reveal. The first quarter ended around the time of Trump's indictment, but in the two weeks that followed, Trump hauled $15.4 million, highlighting the indictment bonanza, according to figures shared with Politico.
“With the witch hunts heating up like never before, please make a contribution to stand with me in the fight to SAVE AMERICA,” one email said.For comparison, Republican presidential contender Nikki Haley's campaign announced an $11 million fundraising haul in the six-week period that succeeded her campaign launch on Feb. 15.
In addition to his joint fundraising committee and campaign, Trump's 2024 efforts have been aided by multiple political action committees such as the Save America PAC and MAGA Inc PAC.
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