Biden campaign brings in $42 million in January, touts 'historic' cash-on-hand
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The Biden campaign raised more than $42 million in January and has $130 million in cash-on-hand--a figure President Biden’s re-election team is touting as "the highest total amassed by any Democratic candidate in history" at this point in the election cycle, Fox News Digital has learned.
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"January’s fundraising haul – driven by a powerhouse grassroots fundraising program that continues to grow month by month – is an indisputable show of strength to start the election year," said Julie Chavez Rodriguez, the Biden-Harris 2024 campaign manager, said in a statement. "While Team Biden-Harris continues to build on its fundraising machine, Republicans are divided – either spending money fighting Donald Trump, or spending money in support of Donald Trump’s extreme and losing agenda."
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