The former president has used donor money to cover legal bills and while steering millions to Jan. 6 rally organizers.
Save America leadership PAC raised over $100 million during the 2022 election cycle and more than $30 million in the final weeks after Election Day in 2020, totaling over $135 million since its inception.OpenSecrets
’ analysis of campaign finance data found, leaving Save America with under $100 million cash on hand left at the end of July.Save America joint fundraising committee , which files quarterly reports with the Federal Election Commission and won’t have to disclose its July fundraising until October. The actual total may be even greater than the conservative $500 million estimate of the Trump political operation’s total fundraising through June 30, 2022, which excludes transfers between Trump-aligned political committees to avoid double-counting. That amount also does not include funds raised by 501 nonprofits that do not report fundraising to the FEC.
Trump has not formally announced his decision on running for president in 2024. Delaying the announcement
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