Vice President Kamala Harris significantly outpaced former President Donald Trump in August fundraising, amassing $361 million from nearly 3 million donors, compared to Trump's $130 million. Harris' campaign now holds $404 million in cash on hand, with plans to invest heavily in media and field staff for the final election stretch. This financial surge follows her takeover of President Joe Biden's campaign in July, reversing the fundraising edge Trump had developed earlier. Notably, 95% of Harris' donations were under $200, indicating strong grassroots support. Despite Trump's 98% small-donor contributions, the overall disparity has raised concerns among GOP leaders about their financial position. Both campaigns are gearing up for intense advertising and voter engagement in the remaining weeks before Election Day.