Prison photo brought Trump's election campaign $7.1 million

After the release of a prison photo of Donald Trump taken during his formal arrest in Atlanta, the election campaign of the former US president raised more than $7.1. In many ways, the increase in fundraising is due to the sale of goods featuring a prison photo of Trump.

On Saturday, the election campaign of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump "Trump 2024" confirmed to Fox News that over the past three weeks they have raised almost $20 million.

At the same time, according to representatives of the former president's camp, out of almost $20 million, $7.1 million was collected after the release of a prison photo taken after the formal procedure for Trump's arrest in Atlanta.

According to the Trump team, on Friday they raised $4.18 million, and this day became the highest-grossing for the entire campaign. In a few days, they expect to overcome the $20 million mark to raise funds in support of Trump's candidacy.

Fox News notes that the significant increase in fundraising is largely due to the goods that the campaign sells through its online store.As soon as Trump was taken into custody, the campaign began selling T-shirts, posters, bumper stickers and drink coolers with a prison photo of the former president. The slogan "Never give up!" was also emblazoned on the goods.

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