Austin Alonzo
Reporter
Austin Alonzo covers U.S. political and national news for The Epoch Times. He has covered local, business and agricultural news in Kansas City, Missouri, since 2012. He is a graduate of the University of Missouri. You can reach Austin via email at [email protected]
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Trump Campaign Says It Holds More Cash Than Biden Campaign
Former President Donald Trump’s campaign says it raised about $111.8 million in June.
Biden Campaign Says Joint Fundraising Raised $127 Million in June
President’s campaign and the Democratic National Committee say the candidate raised more than $30 million in the days following the June 27 debate.
Republican Megadonors Help Trump to Massive Fundraising Haul in May: Filings
Timothy Mellon cut a $50 million check, and the Uihleins contributed $10 million to a super PAC helping former President Donald Trump.
Michael Bloomberg Sends $19 Million to Pro-Biden PAC: Filings
The one-time Democrat Party presidential hopeful and former mayor of New York City is now supporting President Joe Biden’s campaign.
Trump Campaign Spent $3.8 Million on Legal Fees in May: Filings
Through five months of 2024, former President Donald Trump used about $24 million in political funds to pay lawyers.
Trump Outraises Biden in May, Closes In on President’s Cash Advantage: Filings
Former President Donald Trump closed a $50 million gap in cash on hand in May after he was convicted of multiple felonies in a New York court.
Republicans Best Democrats in May Fundraising: Filings
While Democratic Party organizations maintain a cash-on-hand advantage, the Republican Party’s groups are shrinking the lead.
RFK Jr. Campaign Fundraising Slumps in May: Filings
The Kennedy campaign’s overall income dropped by nearly $14 million between April and May, according to federal disclosures.
Billionaire Timothy Mellon Donates $50 Million to Trump PAC
Make America Great Again Inc. collected $50 million from the Republican donor on May 31, according to federal records.
Why Latinos May Decide the 2024 Election
Nationally, 33 percent of Latinos support one of either Biden or Trump, 16 percent are undecided, and 13 percent say they'll vote for RFK Jr., a poll shows.
