In less than three months as a presidential candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris raised more than $1 billion, according to the New York Times, which cited “three people with knowledge of her fund-raising haul.”
According to The Times, Harris has raised more money for her campaign than former President Donald Trump has disclosed for his own.
“While other presidential candidates, together with their parties, have passed that threshold before, the sheer speed with which Ms. Harris and her affiliated party committees raised the sum is notable,” the newspaper continued.
Politico claims that although voters aren’t noticing, Harris is operating on a “dream economy.”
“The federal reports detailing the fund-raising totals for September are required to be made public later this month,” they stated.
The Times report follows another that claimed Democrats were experiencing “flashbacks to 2016” and were concerned about the health of the 2024 presidential election.
With fewer than four weeks until the election, sources close to Harris’ campaign reportedly told CNN that Democrats were in a panic since polling have essentially remained unchanged.
“People feel uneasy. They are aware of how close the polls are,” a source told CNN.
Many of us are also experiencing these flashbacks to 2016. We are aware of the times when things can go wrong while maintaining its freshness.”
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Furthermore, a Democratic pollster stated that the 2024 election “really could not be closer” after the most recent Wall Street Journal survey revealed a narrow margin between Trump and Harris in seven crucial states.
According to Fox News Digital, a Wall Street Journal survey indicates that Trump leads Harris 46% to 45%, with 93% of Democrats and Republicans in the seven states endorsing the candidates of their respective parties.
These days, Harris has been all over the media, appearing on shows like ABC’s The View and the well-liked podcast “Call Her Daddy.” Additionally, Harris appeared alongside radio host Howard Stern and late-night comedian Stephen Colbert from CBS, both of which have supported Harris’s campaign and harshly criticized Trump.