In July, Kamala Harris significantly boosted Democratic fundraising efforts after becoming the party's presidential nominee, according to recent federal filings. This surge in donations helped to narrow the fundraising gap that had previously favored Republican candidate Donald Trump.
The filings also revealed that independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is experiencing a decline in campaign resources. Additionally, Kennedy Jr. has been refunding contributions from his running mate, who hinted at the possibility of the campaign exiting the race and potentially endorsing Trump during a recent podcast episode.
Simultaneously, various influential outside groups, backed by major donors, reported substantial increases in fundraising. These groups were able to generate millions of dollars and allocated significant amounts towards revitalized advertising campaigns in light of the evolving dynamics of the presidential race.
