Biden Announces Record $383 Million September Haul

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The Biden campaign announced it raised $383 million in September, along with the Democratic National Committee and joint fundraising efforts. The haul is a record-breaking one-month sum, topping its August record of $364.5 million. That puts its two-month total at nearly three-quarters-of-a-billion dollars.

Biden campaign manager Jen O'Malley Dillon tweeted that 1.1 million of last month's donors were new, and that $203 million came from online donors.

The campaign now has a whopping $432 million in the bank, she said.

The Trump campaign and Republican National Committee have not released September numbers yet. In August, they raised $210 million along with joint fundraising committees.

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The Biden campaign said it had several major fundraising splashes including the night of the first debate on September 29, when it raised about $10 million in over three hours. It brought in another $21.5 million the next day.

President Trump's campaign hasn't revealed its September numbers yet. In August, the former vice president outraised Mr. Trump and his entities by about $150 million.

Biden went into September with a cash on hand advantage over Mr. Trump of about $141 million. Biden lagged behind the president at the end of the primary season by nearly $200 million.

Biden continues to outspend the president on TV ads, a trend that's been playing out since the end of July. In some cases, the Biden campaign has doubled the Trump campaign's outlays.

According to tracking by Kantar/CMAG, the Biden camp is spending more than $24 million in 16 states this week, while Mr. Trump's campaign is spending more than $17 million on TV ads in 11 states.

Earlier this week, Kantar/CMAG tracking showed the Trump campaign cut more than $10 million in TV ad reservations in 9 states while adding some spending in just 3 states.

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