Republican nominee raised $37m in July to Clinton’s $52mTrump aired no television ads and paid fired campaign manager Donald Trump’s campaign doubled its spending in July,even though the Republican nominee still only employed about 70 people, aired no television ads and maintained ties with his fired campaign manager and the writer who plagiarized part of his wife’s conference speech.
His campaign also lags far behind that of his Democratic rival, and Hillary Clinton,whose team spent about twice as much as his final month. Clinton also raised more funds, taking in $52m for her campaign and Democrats, or according to July filings with the Federal Election Commission,while Trump raised $37m for his campaign and Republicans. Related: Paul Manafort resigns as chairman of Donald Trump campaign Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com