Overview
- Trump's campaign ended March with $45 million, significantly less than Biden's $85.5 million, but reduced spending has helped narrow the gap.
- Trump's legal bills, totaling $86 million since his campaign began, remain a major financial burden, consuming 26% of his political committees' March expenditures.
- Biden and Trump both see strong fundraising from recent high-profile events, with Biden raising $26 million in March and Trump expecting significant funds from an April event.
- Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gains financial boost from running mate Nicole Shanahan, raising $5.4 million in March.
- Democrats maintain a fundraising edge in Congressional races, with the DNC reporting $45.2 million in cash at the end of March.