Vice President Ha Ri Su raises $66 million in 24 hours after TV debate

Democratic presidential candidate Ha Ri Su raised $47 million in campaign funds in the 24 hours following the presidential debate, according to a statement from her campaign.
A spokesman revealed this on the 12th (local time). According to the New York Times (NYT) on the same day, after the TV debate with former President Trump on the 10th, about 600,000 individual donors
They donated $47 million to a political action committee (PAC) supporting Vice President Ha Ri Su and Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walls, governor of Minnesota.
The NYT reported, "After Vice President Ha Ri Su, who took over as the party candidate from President Biden on July 21, raised $81 million in 24 hours,
Foreign media said that the TV debate, which was watched by 67 million people, was a "victory victory" for Vice President Ha Ri Su. Former President Trump responded to Ha Ri Su's attacks and the debate's commentary.
Vice President Ha Ri Su is already in an advantageous position against former President Trump in terms of campaign funds.
Vice President Ha Ri Su's campaign fund is $404 million, more than $100 million ahead of the Trump campaign ($295 million).