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Staff Writer

Trump Campaign Announces $300 Million in May Alone

Donald Trump's campaign emerges triumphant, boasting a staggering $300 million in May alone. With a surge of small-dollar donations and unwavering support from billionaires, Trump's financial prowess sets the stage for a heated showdown with President Joe Biden in the upcoming campaign sprint.



Donald Trump's campaign proudly announced a substantial uptick in donations, tallying nearly $300 million in May. This surge in financial support was fueled by a fresh wave of contributions from small-dollar donors, alongside continued backing from wealthy benefactors.


This dual source of funding bodes well for Trump as he endeavors to narrow the fundraising disparity with President Joe Biden, especially with the intense campaign season approaching.


While comprehensive data for May's fundraising efforts from both candidates is still forthcoming, it's evident that Trump's inflow of funds is divided between appeals to both small and large donors. Approximately $141 million poured into Trump's formal campaign and the Republican National Committee, where donations are capped at a maximum limit. The remainder flowed into various "Trump-supporting organizations," including SuperPACs, where affluent donors can contribute without restrictions.


More detailed financial reports are expected in the coming days and weeks, shedding light on Biden's fundraising performance and Trump's current financial standing. Nevertheless, Trump's campaign team is already hailing May as the most successful month in the history of political fundraising.


While the surge in small-dollar donations may stabilize in June, Trump is poised to sustain significant contributions from billionaires. He is scheduled to attend a fundraising event in California, where tech moguls are expected to open their wallets generously.


Among the event's hosts is investor David O. Sacks, a vocal supporter of Trump within Silicon Valley circles. Sacks expressed hope that the gathering would encourage more business leaders to openly contribute, potentially sparking a domino effect of support. Joining Sacks as a co-host is venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya.

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