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Clinton Raises $143Mln in August in Best Fundraising Month of Campaign
Clinton Raises $143Mln in August in Best Fundraising Month of Campaign
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has raised more than $140 million during the month of August, with an average donation of about $50, the... 01.09.2016, Sputnik International
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Clinton Raises $143Mln in August in Best Fundraising Month of Campaign
19:48 GMT 01.09.2016 (Updated: 21:36 GMT 01.09.2016) Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has raised more than $140 million during the month of August, with an average donation of about $50, the Clinton campaign announced in a release on Thursday.
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) — Clinton’s campaign manager Robby Mook said the funds will allow to "organize and mobilize" voters across the United States.
1 September 2016, 19:01 GMT
"Hillary Clinton had her best fundraising month of the campaign in August, bringing in about $143 million for Hillary for America (HFA) and the Democratic Party," the release stated.
1 September 2016, 17:27 GMT
Mook noted that "divisive rhetoric" of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has driven voters away from the Republican Party and created new opportunity for Democrats.
A poll by Rasmussen Reports on Thursday unveiled that nationwide support for both major US presidential candidates has fallen since the beginning of August, with a steeper plunge for Clinton resulting in a one percentage point lead for Trump.
