U.S. Republican Party supporters opposing Donald Trump in the presidential race have raised more than $35 million for the campaign of Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris. This was reported on Saturday by the magazine Newsweek.
He said a group called "Republican Voters Against Trump" began fundraising in March to "help Democrats stay in the White House." The group has set a goal of raising $50 million for Harris' presidential campaign. In the last election race, the same group raised about 10 million dollars to help the Democrats.
Experts interviewed by the publication believe that such small groups could help Harris win a little more support from the electorate in states where a near-even outcome of the battle is expected. “In elections where the margins of the vote are small, like Michigan, any small change in voter preferences can make big differences in the context of the outcome,” David Dulio, a political science professor at Oakland University, was quoted as saying.
The presidential election in the United States will be held on November 5.