Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 2.5K Donald Trump has raised more than $34 million for his 2024 White House run since the start of the year and saw a spike in donations after his indictment on March 30th. The former U.S. president raised $15.4 million of that money in the two weeks after charges were filed against him, his campaign told CNN, arguing it showed how much his supporters have rallied around Trump. Trump also saw a huge increase in his poll numbers after Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg arraigned him on more than 30 charges related to a hush money payment to former porn star Stormy Daniels. Trump pled not guilty. More Articles You Would Love House Of Bunor @ Port Harcourt Fashion Week 2014, Nigeria – Day 2 Future Face Africa 2022 Takes Place Next Week & Promises Africa A Fierce Continental Model Competition Trump claims to be the victim of a weaponized federal government and claims the charges are the work of Democrats who don’t want to see him win another term in the White House. But the former president also has been rallying his supporters with the news of the indictment, sending out fundraising appeal after fundraising appeal including a dramatic one entitled ‘the last email before I go to jail’ on the morning of his indictment in New York. His campaign previously said on March 31 that it had raised $4 million in the 24 hours since his indictment was first announced. He then received 312,564 donations in the two weeks after charges were filed with the average donation totaling roughly $49. Trump has been raising money for his 2024 presidential bid through both his campaign and his political action committee, Save America PAC. In comparison, Nikki Haley, one of few other announced candidates in the GOP presidential race, announced she raised more than $11 million between her Feb. 15 campaign launch and the end of the first quarter. Haley has $7.8 million on hand. But her actual filings with the Federal Election Commission told a different story. They show that her campaign appears to have double-counted money it moved among various committees, which means it dramatically overstated its haul. The filings, which cover the first three months of 2023, show that her three committees together brought in about $8.3 million. Read More Like This On Outside Africa politics UPCOMING PRIORITY EVENTS! VIEW ALL EVENTS To Submit stories Email: submit@FashionGHANA.com or HashTag #FashionGHANA Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail FashionGHANA Admin FashionGHANA.com is a Fashion PR Company, Events planning & management team as well as Africa's leading Fashion Media House. Get Intouch with us and let's see how we can help you grow. info@FashionGHANAcom More For You VIDEO: US-China Tariff Wars Might Push Western Luxury Brands To Collapse As China... Prada Buys Up Versace In €1.25BN Deal As Western Fast Fashion Faces Tough... Trump’s Tariff on Lesotho Could Backfire on U.S. Consumers — Including Fans of... “We’re Not the World’s Dustbin!” FashionGHANA Supports GAIA’s Fury Over Fast Fashion Waste... Trumps Tariffs Set To Hit African Fashion Hard – Major Blow To Ghana... Fast Fashion Takes Down High Street Giant Forever 21 Making The Conglamorate File... VIDEOS: South African Designers Take a Stand Against Counterfeit Fashion in Sandton Protest Paul Kagame Demands All Belgian Diplomats Leave Rwanda Within 48 Hours & Cut... Synthetic Braiding Hair Causes Cancer!!! Truth Or A Propaganda Attack On Black Beauty... VIDEOS: Congolese Women & Children Celebrate As M23 Freedom Fighters Liberate Their Towns