Shapiro's Record-Breaking Fundraising Haul

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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's re-election campaign just smashed a state record by pulling

in over $10 million during the first three months of 2026.

That's more than double the old benchmark for this early stage and a gubernatorial race,

leaving them with over 30 million in cash on hand from the end of last year.

Things poured in from all 67 counties in Pennsylvania and every one of the 50 states, showing

massive support both at home and nationwide.

A top campaign official called it a sign of his growing national donor base.

Shapiro then boosting his profile with his book, Where We Keep The Light, Outsense January,

and a coast-to-coast tour that hit spots like the late.

Show with Stephen Colbert.

As a potential 2028 presidential hopeful, this hall underscores his rising star power.

He's kicking some back by donating $250,000 to the state party to help down-ballot races

zeroing in on three key.

Republican held seats.

Expect a showdown with Republican state treasurer Stacey Garrity in November after the

May 19th primary.

With eyes on a bigger national message, Shapiro's gearing up to make this race a real test

of voter bives against Washington, keeping his momentum, rolling strong.