President Trump isn't just lagging in the national polls ahead of the November presidential election — he's tailing in Business Insider's analysis of the three comma club, too.
Not only does Trump have fewer billionaire donors overall than his opponent Joe Biden, he also lost the financial support of a handful of his 2016 donors. Despite having given upwards of six figures to Trump's first presidential bid, at least four of Trump's donors have yet to donate to Trump's reelection bid for varying reasons.
And notably, billionaire Peter Thiel, who was one of Trump's biggest backers in 2016, has not donated so far in 2020. (The Daily Beast reports that, according to Federal Election Commission data, Thiel last gave to Trump's reelection campaign in 2018.)
Not all of Trump's billionaire backers jumped ship after 2016, however. Several of his largest donors — such as Las Vegas Sands CEO Sheldon Adelson, Texas banker Andrew Beal, and hedge-fund manager John Paulson — have made additional gifts.
The president also added dozens of new billionaires to his campaign roster for his reelection bid, including Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman, Business Insider previously reported.
Keep reading to learn more about Trump's one-time billionaire backers who aren't supporting his 2020 campaign, listed in no particular order.