In a stunning show of financial support, Donald Trump’s campaign has raised over $200 million in just three days following his conviction on 34 felony counts by a Manhattan jury. This fundraising surge was announced by Eric Trump on Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures.”

Eric Trump revealed that a significant portion of this fundraising success came from small dollar donations, amounting to over $70 million. “And [Lara] said, just in terms of small dollar, we’re well over $70 million. This is $21 donations, $43 donations, right, small dollar donations,” he stated.

Adding to the impressive total, the campaign received substantial large dollar donations, pushing the overall amount raised to over $200 million. A major contributor to this total was Israeli-American Miriam Adelson, widow of the late casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, who reportedly pledged $100 million to Trump’s campaign.

The massive fundraising achievement underscores the deep and widespread support for Trump, even amidst significant legal challenges. The surge in donations reflects the strong base of small-dollar donors, who continue to show their unwavering support, alongside high-profile backers like Adelson.

This financial boost comes at a critical time as Trump gears up for the 2024 election. Despite the legal setbacks, the overwhelming financial support highlights the robust and resilient nature of Trump’s campaign infrastructure.

As the election season progresses, the significant funds raised will likely play a crucial role in supporting campaign activities, including advertising, rallies, and grassroots organizing. The ability to mobilize such a large sum in a short period demonstrates Trump’s continued influence and popularity within the Republican base.

The remarkable fundraising performance also sets a high bar for other candidates, illustrating the formidable financial machinery behind Trump’s campaign. As Trump navigates through his legal battles and prepares for the upcoming election, this financial momentum will be a key asset in his bid to return to the White House.