Amid concerns over finances for Trump's re-election, the campaign raised $65.6 million in March, totaling $93.1 million on hand, a significant increase from March 2020.
Biden outraised Trump significantly, with $155 million war chest by February and fundraising momentum continuing in March, closing the financial gap for Trump's campaign.
Despite initial financial challenges, Trump's ability to mount comebacks is evident in the recent fundraising surge, possibly enabling a quicker closure of the deficit in the upcoming months.
The recent financial upturn for Trump mirrors his personal financial successes, indicating hope for a strong comeback in the race for re-election.
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