The Harris campaign raised $221.8 million in September alone, while the Trump campaign raised $62.7 million, after Harris shook up what was previously a more evenly matched cash race (Biden and Trump had raised $284.1 million and $217.2 million in total as of the end of June, respectively).

For Donald Trump, the closing 15 days of the presidential campaign will see a frenetic blitz of splashy events and unconventional media appearances designed to reach voters who might not normally tune into politics.

Vice President Kamala Harris’ political operation entered the final full month of the election with a substantial cash advantage over former President Donald Trump’s network, campaign reports filed Sunday night show.

The fundraising advantage allowed Harris to massively outspend Trump in September, while entering October with a large cash advantage.

New campaign finance reports show that the vice president had more money headed into the final weeks of the campaign, as well.

The U.S. presidential campaign is culminating in a final sprint to the official Election Day on November 5, with Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and her Republican opponent, former President Donald Trump,

Vice President Harris is entering the “negative” phase of the campaign. With polls exceptionally tight in the seven swing states likely to decide the presidential race, Democratic sources close to the vice president’s campaign say Harris is expected to step up her attacks against former President Trump in the final weeks of the campaign.