Donald Trump relied on a small group of wealthy donors for a significant portion of his March fundraising, while Joe Biden has amassed a record amount for this point in the election year. Trump received large contributions from donors like Robert Bigelow and Kelcy Warren. Biden raised $90 million in March and ended the month with $192 million on hand.
Key Points
Trump received $65.6 million in March, with $23.6 million coming from deep-pocketed donors.
Biden raised $90 million in March and ended the month with $192 million on hand.
Trump's fundraising efforts include support from a designated super PAC and small-dollar donors.
Biden's fundraising includes contributions from grassroots donors and high-profile events.
Pros
Successful fundraising efforts by both Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
Ability to secure financial support from wealthy donors.
Cons
Reliance on large donations may skew political priorities.