Vice President Kamala Harris has significantly boosted Democratic fundraising efforts following her takeover as the party's presidential nominee, erasing a previous cash advantage held by Republican nominee Donald Trump. New Federal Election Commission filings reveal that Harris' campaign raised $204.5 million in July alone, surpassing Trump's $47.5 million during the same period. By the end of July, Harris reported $220 million in cash on hand, compared to Trump's $151 million, marking a stark reversal from earlier in the year. Additionally, independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is struggling financially and may exit the race, which could further benefit Harris, according to historian Allan Lichtman. Prominent outside groups have also raised and spent millions in light of the changed race dynamics. This fundraising surge for Harris comes after President Biden's endorsement and reshaping of the campaign landscape.