After the first week of November, any unspent funds in Donald Trump’s campaign coffers could be sent to his personal foundation, or used for litigation battles.

Trump’s numerous threats to sue media companies over stories that he claims are false and refusal this week to accept the outcome of the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 8 means that his campaign war chest, which had $34.7 million in it through September, could be used to fund other endeavors post-election.

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