Biden Ramps Up Reelection Campaign with High-Profile Fundraisers

With over $97 million raised in Q4 2023 and $117 million on hand, Biden's campaign gains momentum with support from Obama and Clinton.

President Joe Biden is intensifying his reelection campaign efforts with a series of fundraisers across the U.S., including high-profile events in New York City and California.
Biden's campaign has raised over $97 million in the fourth quarter of 2023, holding a record $117 million on hand, the largest sum for any Democratic candidate at this point in the race.
Former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton are set to support Biden at a major fundraiser in New York City on March 28, expected to draw significant attendance.
The campaign's focus on Trump as the main opponent highlights the stakes of the 2024 election, with Biden framing it as a referendum on his predecessor.
Despite concerns over Biden's campaign strategy and visibility, the involvement of Obama and Clinton aims to boost momentum and fundraising efforts.