Cory Booker raises over $6 million in the third quarter after threatening to drop out of 2020 race
Sen. Cory Booker raised over $6 million in the third quarter after he raised concerns about his dropping out of the race over a fundraising short-fall.
The haul represents the most Booker has raised since the start of his campaign for president. His campaign manager, Addisu Demissie, celebrated the fundraising results after The memo also describes the next steps for Booker's campaign now that it has met its fundraising goal, which will include hiring at least 40 new staffers and opening new field offices in the early states.
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