Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s aggressive fundraising has diminished President Trump’s overall cash advantage
WASHINGTON—President Trump’s campaign hauled in more than $165 million in July in combined fundraising with the Republican National Committee, surpassing Joe Biden’s campaign team by about $25 million, ahead of the fall general election.
Mr. Trump’s campaign said it had raised $1.1 billion since January 2019 but its cash advantage has been all but erased by the former vice president’s aggressive fundraising. The president’s team said it ended the month with more than $300 million in the bank while Mr. Biden’s campaign said...
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