Vice President Kamala Harris is leading in fundraising efforts against former President Donald Trump for the 2024 election, having raised over $1 billion, with $221 million in September alone. In contrast, Trump raised significantly less at $62.7 million for the same month, reflecting a broader trend of reduced small donor support for his campaign. Despite Harris's financial advantage and a 1.8-point lead in some polls, Trump's momentum is noticeable, particularly in battleground states like Pennsylvania, where he has recently gained ground. The Harris campaign has also outspent Trump on political advertising by more than a 4:1 ratio, with substantial investments in various media platforms. Notably, Harris's fundraising has been bolstered by support from high-profile donors and events, including one that raised $28 million from a star-studded gathering. However, past elections suggest that high fundraising totals do not guarantee electoral success, as seen in 2016 with Hillary Clinton's campaign.