Together, the two entities have $ 100 million in cash on hand, with $ 56 million for Trump’s campaign and $ 44 million for the RNC, it said. The two groups said the uptick in donations would allow them to double their digital investment to raise money and target donors online as they seek to secure Trump’s second four-year term. A senior Trump campaign official said the haul will allow the campaign to consider organizing a turnout operation in several states that Trump lost in 2016, including Nevada, New Mexico, New Hampshire, Minnesota and perhaps even Oregon.

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