Nearly All of Trump s House GOP Impeachers Set Fundraising Records Since Capitol Riot
On 4/17/21 at 11:05 AM EDT
Nearly all of the 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump earlier this year have set fundraising records, despite Trump s repeated vow to help primary and replace each of the GOP lawmakers.
Major GOP donors, conservative political action committees (PACs) and even some Democrats have given the 10 House Republicans an influx of campaign cash since the January 6 U.S. Capitol riot. Despite an angry Trump vowing to get rid of them all at February s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), seven of the 10 set personal first-quarter fundraising records, a Bloomberg analysis revealed Friday.
House Republicans who voted to back Trump s false election claims lag in fundraising
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By Jason Lange and David Morgan
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - House of Representatives Republicans who supported former President Donald Trump s attempt to overturn his election defeat on average raised less in campaign funds in the first three months of the year than those who opposed it, federal records show.
Sixty-five House Republicans who voted in January to accept election results that put President Joe Biden in the White House raised about $360,000 on average for their re-election campaigns, according to a Reuters review of Federal Election Commission disclosures through Thursday s filing deadline.
That is about 25% higher than the roughly $290,000 on average raised by re-election campaigns for 136 House Republicans who voted in support of Trump s false claims that his defeat was the result of widespread election fraud.
By Syndicated Content
By Jason Lange and David Morgan
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - House of Representatives Republicans who supported former President Donald Trump s attempt to overturn his election defeat on average raised less in campaign funds in the first three months of the year than those who opposed it, federal records show.
Sixty-five House Republicans who voted in January to accept election results that put President Joe Biden in the White House raised about $360,000 on average for their re-election campaigns, according to a Reuters review of Federal Election Commission disclosures through Thursday s filing deadline.
That is about 25% higher than the roughly $290,000 on average raised by re-election campaigns for 136 House Republicans who voted in support of Trump s false claims that his defeat was the result of widespread election fraud.
House Republicans who voted to back Trump s false election claims lag in fundraising Reuters 2 hrs ago
By Jason Lange and David Morgan
WASHINGTON, April 16 (Reuters) - House of Representatives Republicans who supported former President Donald Trump s attempt to overturn his election defeat on average raised less in campaign funds in the first three months of the year than those who opposed it, federal records show.
Sixty-five House Republicans who voted in January to accept election results that put President Joe Biden in the White House raised about $360,000 on average for their re-election campaigns, according to a Reuters review of Federal Election Commission disclosures through Thursday s filing deadline.
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