Republicans in Congress targeted for defeat by former President Donald Trump posted strong fundraising numbers during the first three months of the year, while a handful of other vulnerable House incumbents from both parties raised less than potential opponents, new disclosures show.
The disclosures to the Federal Election Commission also show that House candidates raising more than $1 million in just three months is not the phenomenon it once was. And some of those crossing that threshold are getting a lot of it from donors giving small amounts.
