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Thursday, May 14, 2026
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The final stretch
Tonight is the final debate before the June primary—the last debate voters will see before they make one of the biggest decisions facing California.
So let me be very clear: Californians are being crushed by costs—rent, groceries, child care, health care—and too many politicians are acting like this is normal.
I don’t agree.
If corporations are jacking up prices and politicians are protecting the system that lets them do it for personal gain, then voters should have someone in this race willing to take them on directly.
That’s why I’m running on single-payer health care, less expensive housing, free child care, tuition-free public college, and real accountability for the people and corporations driving up costs.
My opponents are comfortable with the way things are. I’m not.
Tonight, voters will see that difference one final time before casting their ballots.
With less than three weeks left, we’re in the most critical stretch of this campaign. We have to secure a spot in the top two to move on to November and make sure undecided voters hear our message long after the debate ends.
Unlike my opponents, I’m not relying on my own checks or corporate cash to power my campaign.
I’m relying on grassroots supporters coming together, stepping up, and giving what they can in moments like this.
Thank you,
Katie
“nothing but a THUG”
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What I’ve learned from nearly 50 years of studying America
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Two options:
This governor's race is a simple choice.
Option A: We either have a Republican governor bringing Trump’s MAGA agenda to California, a candidate in the pocket of corporations, or a self-funding billionaire who’s out of touch with what it takes to make ends meet in this state.
Option B: Katie Porter.
Katie’s not in this to pander to special interests or protect the status quo. She’s running to take on the people and systems making California unaffordable for working families.
She’s a single mom who’s lived the stress of stretching a paycheck, balancing child care, and making tough calls. She brings her lived experience into every fight she takes on.
Katie’s focused on the real issues Californians are facing—lowering housing costs, cracking down on corporate price gouging, and making child care more affordable so families can actually stay in this state and build a life here.
The difference is clear. One side has corporate money and self-funding, and our side has people-power. Katie refuses corporate PAC money—because you can’t take on the system if you’re funded by it.
So here’s the moment. The June primary decides which candidates move on to the November ballot—which means everything we do right now matters.
We need your help to make sure Katie makes the top two, has the resources to compete, and gets her message in front of voters across California.
Thank you.
Team Katie Porter
this is the most important step you can take to help us retake the Senate
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