Trump rakes in more than $20 million in February, eclipses January haul

Former President Trump raised more than $20 million in February — a rise from December and January — bringing his cash-on-hand to just about $42 million on the finish of final month, Fox News Digital has discovered. 

The presumptive GOP nominee’s marketing campaign and his Trump Save America Joint Fundraising Committee introduced in $20.33 million final month.

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The fundraising haul represents an enormous improve from prior months. In January, Trump introduced in $13.875 million. In December, Trump raked in practically $10.5 million. 

Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump gestures to the gang at a marketing campaign rally Saturday, March 16, 2024, in Vandalia, Ohio. (AP Photo/Jeff Dean) (AP Photo/Jeff Dean)

At the top of February, Trump had a mixed $41.9 million cash-on-hand. 

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“Americans know that they were better off with President Trump four years ago than with Crooked Joe Biden and his disastrous policies,” Trump marketing campaign communications director Steven Cheung advised Fox News Digital. “We need a return to America First policies that successfully kept our country safe and supercharged the economy for all Americans.” 

Trump formally grew to become the presumptive Republican presidential nominee earlier this month after victories in Georgia, Mississippi and Washington state primaries.

President Biden additionally clinched his occasion’s nomination earlier this month. 

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The November contest between Biden and Trump is the primary rematch in a White House race since 1956, when Republican President Dwight D. Eisenhower defeated former Democratic Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois once they confronted off a second time.

The newest Fox News Poll from earlier this month gave Trump a lead over Biden in a head-to-head match up. 

Meanwhile, a separate new ABC/Ipsos ballot discovered that more respondents belief Trump, 36%, over Biden, who acquired 33%. About 30% of respondents mentioned they might belief neither candidate.