Former President Donald Trump has raised more than $34 million for his 2024 White House run since the start of the year, according to his campaign.
NEW YORK — Former Presidenthas raised more than $34 million for his 2024 White House run since the start of the year, according to his campaign.
Of that $18.8 million, $4 million was raised after March 30, when Trump was indicted by a grand jury in Manhattan on charges related to a hush money case stemming from the 2016 election. The fundraising numbers were first reported by Politico. Trump, who is also facing several other criminal investigations, has tried to use his legal troubles to galvanize supporters, claiming all the cases are politically motivated. He has portrayed the New York charges as “election interference” but also suggested they may help him win support.
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