campaign chest

noun

1. money collected and set aside for use in a campaign, especially a political one; a campaign fund.
2. a low chest of drawers having handles at each side for lifting.

Example Sentences

Whoever is picked would be running in two separate races for the same seat until the June election, giving them greater notoriety, media coverage and expanded fundraising opportunities — a boon for most of the candidates who fall far short of Boebert’s national name brand and campaign chest.

From Seattle Times

Frisch has raised at least $7.7 million - the third largest House campaign chest nationwide - to Boebert’s $2.4 million.

From Washington Times

Frisch has raised at least $7.7 million — the third largest House campaign chest nationwide — to Boebert’s $2.4 million.

From Seattle Times

Trone won his seat in Western Maryland’s 6th District the next campaign cycle, and his huge campaign chest and ability to self-fund have been formidable to potential challengers since then.

From Washington Post

He’s got a campaign chest so full it could make a railroad baron blush, and he skated into a reelection so easy most of us barely noticed he was running.

From Los Angeles Times