
A wave of executives in the finance sector made early donations to Donald Trump's primary opponents in the second quarter, as many on Wall Street look for an alternative to the former president to lead the Republican Party in 2024. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading.
Main Idea: Wall Street executives made early bets against Donald Trump in the 2024 race by giving money to his main Republican rivals, especially Ron DeSantis.
Key Points:
Wall Street money backing Trump rivals like DeSantis and Haley may shape the GOP race, giving wealthy donors more sway over voters and party policy choices.
The donations give voters more funding support for alternative candidates, which could expand choices in the 2024 election.
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Former president and central reference point for the article’s discussion of Wall Street donors backing his primary opponents.
Trump’s chief rival and a main recipient of finance-sector donations discussed in detail.
Co-founder of AQR Capital Management singled out as a maximum donor to Haley.
Investor highlighted for large donations to Ramaswamy and noted background ties.
Venture capitalist specifically identified as donating to DeSantis.
Major Republican candidate and notable recipient of Wall Street fundraising support.
High-profile hedge fund manager highlighted as a notable donor to DeSantis and Christie.
Major Republican candidate discussed as receiving significant finance-sector contributions.
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Sign in to commentEvercore ISI chairman mentioned as a donor to Ramaswamy.
Named as a co-donor with Glenn Dubin, but secondary.
Goldman Sachs vice president named as a contributor to DeSantis.
Named Republican candidate mentioned among donors’ recipients, but secondary to the main rivals.