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WinRed, the online Republican fundraising platform designed to counter Democrats' ActBlue, has raised $450 million since launching a year ago today.
Why it matters: WinRed takes an ecumenical approach, sweeping in everyone from the Trump campaign to congressional leaders to GOP renegades.
By the numbers:
- 850 campaigns currently raise money through the platform.
- 100% of state Republican parties and 85% of House and Senate members use WinRed.
- Average donation: $38.
- 370,000 donors were converted to volunteers.
- The 24-hour record: $14 million on June 14, President Trump's birthday.
WinRed President Gerrit Lansing told me: "Everywhere around us, the pace of change is accelerating. And very few people are prepared for the amount of change coming to politics. WinRed is a ... platform designed for this new era."
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