The re-election campaign for President Donald Trump is spending money very quickly, according to analysis by the New York Times.
A financial crisis might be looming for the campaign for the re-election of President Donald Trump according towhich has reported around three-quarters of the $1.1 billion raised between the start of 2019 and July 2020 has already been spent.
A review of federal campaign filings and interviews with more than a dozen current and former campaign aides by the paper, including Ed Rollins, a veteran Republican strategist, paint a picture of a potential cash crunch for the Trump campaign.
Brad Parscale, ex-campaign manager for Trump's 2020 campaign, in February 2020 in National Harbor, MD. He has been accused of being profligate during the Trump re-election campaign.Starting an election campaign as the incumbent confers a financial advantage, as it did for Trump's predecessors Barack Obama and George W. Bush, and Trump's filing for re-election on the day of his inauguration was intended to give him a head start to the stockpiling of his war chest.
Joe Biden was reportedly $187 million behind Trump when he emerged as the Democratic contender, but an analysis of the president's campaign spending has shown a degree of profligacy that has evaporated funds. More than $800 million of the $1.1 billion the Trump campaign raised has gone on outlays such as $156,000 for airplanes to pull Trump banners, $6 million on"donor mementos" and up to $11 million for two Super Bowl ads., much more than the previous single-month record of $193 million raised by Obama in his 2008 campaign.
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