The Biden campaign continues to dominate the airwaves, spending $32 million on broadcast television over the past week, while the Trump campaign spent only about $10 million. Spending is nearly even on Facebook, as the Biden campaign spent $3.7 million over the past week while the Trump team spent $3.2 million on the platform.
This generates the polls.
campaign cheating, and a belief in the existence of “secret voters” who will materialize on Election Day.
Biden is currently supported by 51% of registered voters and Trump by 42%. The remaining vote is scattered across third-party candidates, including Libertarian Jo Jorgensen (2%), the Green Party’s Howie Hawkins (2%), and other candidates (1%), while 3% of voters are undecided. This is similar to the Democrat’s pre-convention lead of 51% to 41% last month. The poll also includes Monmouth’s first national likely voter model of the cycle, which has Biden ahead by 7 points at 51% to 44%. Jorgensen and Hawkins each earn 1% support from likely voters and another 2% are undecided.
It aeems the Trump campaign total focus is in the Florida and Nevada markets as Biden continues to focus on the now 30 possible swing states. At the rate of spending Biden's campaign can continue this level for thw remainder of the election campaign season. Trumps campaign is in a more targeted and spread by word in elderly and retirement communities.
Arizona slips away, Trump campaign officials privately acknowledge that it would complicate his path to 270 electoral votes. If he loses Arizona, winning Wisconsin — the most likely Midwest state for Trump to retain — would not be enough even if he keeps Florida and North Carolina. It would require him to win somewhere else, which has led to a renewed focus on Minnesota, New Hampshire and the at-large congressional districts in Nebraska and Maine
Fifty days out from the presidential election, President Trump’s campaign is showing conspicuous signs that its onetime financial advantage over Joe Biden is now a major deficit.
Facing what appears to be the Trump campaign has a significant cash shortage., for now, completely gone off the TV airwaves in Michigan and Pennsylvania, two of the core swing states that the president narrowly wrested from Democrats four years ago — and states where Trump has consistently trailed Biden in the polls throughout 2020.
He is being out spent in every battleground swing state.
Between Aug. 10 and Sept. 7, Biden spent $97.7 million on broadcast and cable ads, while Trump spent $21.6 million, according to ad-tracking firm Advertising Analytics .I. in some crucial battleground states Biden outspent Trump. In Wisconsin, Biden spent $9.2 million to Trump’s $1.5 million; in Florida, Biden spent $23.2 million to Trump’s $6.4 million; in Arizona, Biden spent $10 million compared to $1.4 million by Trump, and in North Carolina, Biden spent $11.5 million to Trump’s $3.7 million.
The Trump team, which just a few months ago seemed to have an insurmountable cash edge on the Democrats, raised $210 million in August. After struggling mightily to raise funds during the primary, Biden’s campaign has quickly turned into a financial juggernaut — it raised $365.4 million during that period
The Donald Trump campaign has canceled millions of dollars in ad buys in critical battleground states, including Iowa, Nevada, and Ohio, while the Joe Biden campaign, after posting historic fundraising results, is expanding its ad buys.
RNC criticizes Pascal for his spending practices.
If you spend $800 million and you’re 10 points behind, I think you’ve got to answer the question ‘What was the game plan?’” said Ed Rollins, a veteran Republican strategist who runs a small pro-Trump super PAC, and who accused Mr. Parscale of spending “like a drunken sailor.”
Nicholas Everhart, a Republican strategist who owns a firm specializing in placing political ads, said the $800 million spent so far shows the “peril of starting a re-election campaign just weeks after winning.”
Mr. Trump, who once joked he could be the first candidate to make money running for president, has steered, along with the Republican Party, about $4 million into the Trump family businesses since 2019: hundreds of thousands of dollars to Mr. Trump’s club at Mar-a-Lago in Florida, lavish donor retreats at Trump hotels, office space in Trump Tower, and thousands of dollars at the steakhouse in Mr. Trump’s Washington, D.C., hotel.
Many of the specifics of Mr. Trump’s spending are opaque; since 2017, the campaign and the R.N.C. have routed $227 million through a single limited liability company linked to Trump campaign officials. That firm, American Made Media Consultants, has been used to place television and digital ads
The campaign is setting up a million door a.week knock and greet mission for the remainder of the election. The lower cost production than traditional television sends a series of signals that supporters are not spending cash to continue Trump campaign.
With lack of late campaign contributions Trump is expected to begin borrowing from financial institutions to continue to run and has yet to donate anything from his pocket allowing him to buy ad space up to additional 400 million.
This election could.cost him everything as he moves to mortgage Trump enterprises. Sources see signals that financing could be coming from Russian obliarques but this yet to be substantiated.
and now 100 million more for dems in florida 
Trumps own business are plummeting according to the wall street journal.
The covid outbreak is costing Trump Organization properties more than a million dollars in lost revenue daily and may have hurt the firm’s chances of earning a record price on the sale of its Washington hotel, according to an analysis of industry data and people familiar with the deal talks.
The majority of revenues for President Trump’s family business comes from travel and leisure, and economic downturn caused by the pandemic. The situation could worsen because golf accounts for about half of the roughly $440 million of income Mr. Trump reported in his latest government financial disclosure.
More than 500 staff at Trump properties in New York, Washington, Las Vegas and Florida have been laid off or furloughed, say people familiar with the matter and federal disclosures. Several Trump hotels have been closed, and those still running have experienced dwindling occupancies. One day in March, the family’s flagship Trump International Hotel in Washington had just 11 guests in its 263 rooms, according to an employee.
while i dont feel sad for poor victimized donnie his russian buddies will come to the rescue and pay him at least 5 times what that washington hotel is worth and all the repos will just think hes just a brilliant businessman
again
Trump is damn near broke at this point.
President Trump’s net worth has dropped $1 billion in less than a month amid the coronavirus pandemic as stock prices related to the real-estate and hospitality industries plummet, which has lowered the value of his business, Forbes reported. Roughly one month ago, Trump’s net worth stood at $3.1 billion, but it is now valued at $2.1 billion, according to the magazine. Much of his fortune comes directly from the more profitable sectors of his business, including commercial real estate, golf courses, and properties such as his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida and the Trump Tower penthouse. Trump’s empire was valued at roughly $1.9 billion prior to the forced shutdowns across the country intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus. That value dropped to $1.2 billion by March 18, which is the largely the result of the now-vacant Fifth Avenue building in Manhattan where he owns 125,000-square-feet of retail real estate, according to Forbes.
If he does sell some of his property to continue to campaign the property is about a 10th of its once worth.
[Quote: Originally Posted by KellyM_1964]Quote Originally Posted by nature1970: Trumps own business are plummeting according to the wall street journal. The covid outbreak is costing Trump Organization properties more than a million dollars in lost revenue daily and may have hurt the firm’s chances of earning a record price on the sale of its Washington hotel, according to an analysis of industry data and people familiar with the deal talks. while i dont feel sad for poor victimized donnie his russian buddies will come to the rescue and pay him at least 5 times what that washington hotel is worth and all the repos will just think hes just a brilliant businessman again[/Quote
] don't get me wrong I am glad he is getting what's coming. It will be interesting to see how he finances this campaign with loans. Where those loans come from and who still has such a sum to continue this charade...
while i dont feel sad for poor victimized donnie his russian buddies will come to the rescue and pay him at least 5 times what that washington hotel is worth and all the repos will just think hes just a brilliant businessman again
Only 5 times as much as it's worth??
I expect closer to 10 times what it's worth! And all at a time when the value has actually DROPPED!
Russian money laundering with trump a willing accomplice?
Nah, no shenanigans to see here......
Well Donnie Jr is slated to speak at a 2800 a dinner fundraiser tonight.
The president’s eldest son and his partner are scheduled to attend a private event in Stanley on Tuesday night, according to the Trump campaign.
An online invitation for the reception and dinner featuring Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle lists the price of a ticket at $2,800 per person, the maximum an individual can donate to a candidate committee per election.
The invite does not specify where exactly the event will be held or who is hosting it.
Tuesday’s dinner marks the second high-dollar fundraiser for the 2020 presidential nominees to take place in or near the Wood River Valley. In August of 2019, Democratic now-nominee Joe Biden spoke at a private event north of Ketchum, for which tickets also cost $2,800 a head
The story was broke by the mt express a Idaho publication.
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