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DeSantis' team spent $160M on his presidential bid in 2023 - Vimarsana News

DeSantis' team spent $160M on his presidential bid in 2023

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ campaign and the political committees that supported him spent about $160 million on his failed presidential bid, new campaign finance paperwork filed Wednesday reveals. The sum is indicative of just how much money DeSantis’ team, and his once-hopeful donors, exhausted in their bid to elevate Florida’s governor to the White House. That his backers were willing to spend this ...

Source: yahoo.com
DeSantis, Super PACs Sent $7,169 Per Vote on Failed Presidential Bid - Vimarsana News

DeSantis, Super PACs Sent $7,169 Per Vote on Failed Presidential Bid

Ron DeSantis and his allies spent nearly $170 million, or $7,169 per vote, on his disastrous bid for the 2024 Republican nomination.

New reports detail how DeSantis outsourced his campaign to a super PAC - Vimarsana News

New reports detail how DeSantis outsourced his campaign to a super PAC

Ron DeSantis’ presidential campaign spent more of its funds on travel and staff than on ads in 2023, according to a new fundraising report.

Source: aol.com
DeSantis and Allies Spent Over $7,000 Per Vote on Failed Presidential Bid - Vimarsana News

DeSantis and Allies Spent Over $7,000 Per Vote on Failed Presidential Bid

The Florida Governor and his fundraising machine dropped nearly $170 million on a humiliating campaign that fizzled out after the first primary

Source: yahoo.com
Biden holds early cash edge as Trump's legal bills mount, new campaign finance reports show - Vimarsana News

Biden holds early cash edge as Trump's legal bills mount, new campaign finance reports show

President Joe Biden entered the election year with an early financial edge over Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, new filings show – a bright spot for an incumbent with low approval ratings who is girding for a bruising general election rematch with his 2020 foe.

Source: cnn.com