Donald Trump's campaign and its affiliates announced Thursday that they raised $138.7 million last month—an increase from June but still less than his opponent's operation says it collected in its first week. Trump's total for July was 24% higher than the $111.8 million reported for June, Reuters reports. The attempt to assassinate the Republican nominee took place on July 13, which could have motivated supporters to donate; contributions surged after he was convicted of fraud charges in New York in May. Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign has not reported its fundraising totals but said it brought in $200 million in the first week of her candidacy.
Trump's campaign says it has $327 million in cash on hand heading into August, per the AP, with the election now just a bit more than three months away. The former president's campaign, the Republican National Committee, and other entities previously announced raising $331 million in the three-month period that ended in June—meaning their July totals exceeded that pace. July also was the month in which Trump announced his choice for running mate: Ohio Sen. JD Vance.
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