Newly released fundraising figures indicate the federal NDP’s overall fundraising declines in the second quarter, even as donors give larger amounts on average. According to reporting that cites the party’s quarterly fundraising data, the NDP’s total fundraising falls during the period compared with the prior quarter. At the same time, the data show an increase in the average size of individual donations, suggesting fewer or smaller donations do not offset a higher per-donor giving level. Both outlets describe the same overall pattern: a dip in quarterly totals alongside stronger average individual contributions. The reporting does not attribute the change to a specific cause, and it does not provide further breakdowns beyond the comparison of total fundraising and average donation size. The figures reflect how fundraising performance during the quarter differs depending on whether totals or individual giving patterns are considered, highlighting an apparent shift in donation amounts rather than a uniform increase across all fundraising measures.