The campaign brought in $63 million in March compared to the $86 million raised in February.
“Americans can see President Trump leading this nation through a serious crisis and they are responding with their continued enthusiastic support for his re-election. Joe Biden, Democrats and the media continue to oppose his every action, but the people know that President Trump is fighting for them so they are fighting for him as well,” Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale said in a statement with the numbers.
The outbreak has forced the campaign to cancel a slew of in-person fundraisers that were scheduled this year, including two first lady Melania Trump was going to host. Trump’s last formal fundraiser was March 9 in Florida.
The campaign has now upped its digital effort when it comes to fundraising, including a slew of videos urging supporters to donate.
Source : CNN
