The vice president’s fundraising haul is more than Joe Biden garnered in the first three months of this year.
: US Vice President Kamala Harris has raised $US200 million since Joe Biden stood down, completely upending an election rematch most Americans did not want and forcing Donald Trump to recalibrate his strategy 100 days before voters head to the ballot box.
And in a rare TV interview, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer also leaned into the messaging, suggesting that Trump was probably now regretting his choice of running mate and labelling Vance “weird” and “erratic”. Roughly two-thirds of that amount came from first-time donors, according to her campaign, which says it has also signed up more than 170,000 new volunteers - in another indication of the enthusiasm Democrats have now they believe they have a chance to defeat Trump.
“A Harris candidacy may re-energise the base – but it is far from certain that she will show greater appeal to swing voters.” “Three months ago she was thought of so badly, were just killing her,” he said of the vice president.
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