Biden's June haul was better than his May number.
The Biden-Harris campaign entered July with $240 million in cash on hand, and said that nearly two-thirds of June's harvest came from grassroots donors.in ad buys in June, and has been building out field offices in swing states.
But even with all the money Biden has spent, and Trump's criminal convictions, the race is essentially unchanged.over Biden among likely voters in a New York Times/Siena College poll last week. The Times noted the poll was an outlier.After months of trouncing Trump and the Republican National Committee in fundraising, Biden's team raised less than the other side in April and May.from major newspapers before making a call on whether Biden should continue as their party's nominee.
"It will ensure that we reach and mobilize the voters who will decide this election every single day," she said.Share on linkedin
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