Pence announces he’s reached donor threshold to qualify for first Republican presidential debate
said on Monday that earlier in the day they crossed the 40,000-donor threshold – one of two criteria set by the Republican National Committee for GOP White House hopefuls to reach the debate stage. Pence had already passed the polling threshold mandated by the RNC.
The former vice president’s political team said they reached out to inform the RNC that Pence had qualified and spotlighted that they were the first campaign to submit their numbers for the national party committee’s verification process. Former Vice President Mike Pence speaks at the Republican Party Of Iowa's annual Lincoln Dinner in Des Moines on July 28, 2023.to announce they’ve passed the thresholds to qualify for the debate.
IN BATTLE VERSUS TRUMP, DESANTIS, REST OF THE GOP FIELD, PENCE CONFIDENT HE'LL HAVE THE RESOURCES TO COMPETE And Pence’s team emphasized that they met the donor threshold without any giveaways or gimmicks. Burgum, a wealthy former software executive who’s been mostly self-funding his campaign, made headlines by offering $20 gift cards in return for one-dollar donations. The former vice president’s team also noted that they brought in less than half of their donors through digital outreach and said that events with the candidate and direct mail continue to be strengths for their campaign.
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