Katherine Doyle is a White House reporter for NBC News.
Former President Donald Trump has secured commitments totaling $50 million for a Saturday fundraiser in Palm Beach, Florida, according to four sources familiar with an effort that could bring in double what three Democratic presidents raised last week for President Joe Biden's re-election push.
It was not immediately clear whether all of the committed money would be collected by Saturday night. Since announcing his campaign to win back the White House shortly after the 2022 midterm elections, Trump has struggled to keep his treasury stocked — in part because of lackluster fundraising and in part because much of his election money has been diverted to defending him against criminal charges in four separate cases.
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