Trump's 2024 Campaign Struggles Financially as Biden Outpaces in Fundraising

Legal expenses and 'donor fatigue' challenge Trump's fundraising efforts, while Biden maintains a significant financial lead.

Former President Donald Trump faces a significant financial disadvantage in his 2024 campaign against President Joe Biden, with his campaign and PACs lagging behind in fundraising.
Trump's legal expenses, including a $454 million judgment and 91 felony counts across four criminal cases, are a major drain on his campaign finances.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) has begun using donor cash to help pay Trump's legal bills, amid concerns of 'donor fatigue' among his supporters.
Despite financial challenges, some GOP strategists believe Trump's fundraising will pick up as the general election campaign continues.
Biden's campaign has a 4-to-1 fundraising advantage over Trump, with the former president struggling to match the fundraising prowess of Biden and the Democratic National Committee.