Clinton Raises
$10 Million, Helped by 80,000 New Donors
Clinton Raises
$10 Million, Helped by 80,000 New Donors
$10 Million, Helped by 80,000 New Donors
Hillary Rodham Clinton raised $10 million in the 24 hours after winning the Pennsylvania primary, aided by contributions from 80,000 new donors, her campaign said Thursday. The $10 million came from a total of 100,000 donors, spokesman Mo Elleithee said. Clinton, who was strapped for cash going into Tuesday's contest against Barack Obama, started making fund-raising pleas as soon as the race was called. She told supporters during her nationally televised victory speech to go to her website to send money.