The data reveals, for the first time, when Joe Biden decisively overtook President Trump in the money race: the day Sen. Kamala Harris joined the ticket.

It also shows how Biden collected more money than Trump on all but two days in the last two months. nyti.ms/3jwizZt
For years, affluent and college-educated voters, mostly white, had been the Republican Party's base.

But under President Trump, Republicans have hemorrhaged support from white voters with college degrees — harming the party’s electoral prospects and its economic bottom line.
In ZIP codes with a median household income of at least $100,000, Joe Biden smashed President Trump in fund-raising, $486 million to only $167 million — accounting for almost his entire financial edge.

In the rest of the country, the two were knotted closely together.
The story is similar in the most educated pockets of the country.

Of the ZIP codes where at least 65% of people graduated from college — just over 1,000 out of the ZIP codes that reported donations — Joe Biden raised four times more than President Trump.
All told, the 2020 donation data shows that 28 states donated more to President Trump, compared to 22 supporting Joe Biden in the last six months.

And Biden’s entire financial edge can be accounted for through just four states: California, New York, Massachusetts and Washington.
The most lopsided state in Biden’s favor is Massachusetts, while Trump’s greatest edge came from Texas.

The most closely divided state also happens to be one of the most heavily contested battlegrounds: North Carolina.

Read our full analysis for more. nyti.ms/3jwizZt

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