Democratic Primaries
Related: About this forumBiden press secretary TJ Ducklo on the good news about the campaign's 4th quarter fundraising.
It's good to see Ducklo online, even while he's fighting cancer.
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We raised $22.7 million and DOUBLED our online fundraising compared to last quarter
#Joementum
Other key points from Q4:
-- Average per day online revenue + 121% during impeachment
-- More than half of donors were first time contributors
-- Digital donations doubled vs last quarter
-- 98% from grassroots donors
-- Average online contribution $23
From @schultzohio: These numbers clearly demonstrate Donald Trumps lies & attacks on the VP have only cemented and expanded his support, serving as a constant reminder to Democratic primary voters that Trump is terrified by the idea of facing Joe Biden in a general election....
"...Were also seeing significant support from Democrats who previously supported other candidates and are now rallying behind the candidate they believe can bring the country together and beat Donald Trump.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
PatSeg
(47,675 posts)I like the way he broke it down - "More than half of donors were first time contributors" and "98% from grassroots donors".
"Donald Trumps lies & attacks on the VP have only cemented and expanded his support, serving as a constant reminder to Democratic primary voters that Trump is terrified by the idea of facing Joe Biden in a general election."
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
TexasTowelie
(112,531 posts)Good poll numbers, even in the early states. A very favorable primary schedule in March where he will win by huge margins in most of the southern states. The only question in my mind is whether he receives a plurality or an outright majority of the delegates, but I do expect for him to be in the lead by a large margin by the end of March.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
Demsrule86
(68,734 posts)primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden