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Monday, May 11, 2026
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It will not go to waste
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Before May 16
We have one week until our final fundraising deadline ahead of the primary, and we’re setting a goal to raise $250,000 before it hits.
When the deadline closes, our numbers go public—and everyone from voters to the media to our opponents will be looking at them.
This isn’t just a number. It’s a signal of whether this campaign has the grassroots strength to take on our billionaire, Big Oil-backed, and MAGA opponents and win.
Katie doesn’t take corporate PAC money or write her campaign million-dollar checks. She’s counting on grassroots supporters, because she’s fighting for the people who are tired of being left behind while the wealthy and powerful move ahead.
She’s running to take on the real challenges working families face every day. That means fighting for real solutions: single-payer health care, less expensive housing, universal child care, and tuition-free public college.
And thanks to Porter Supporters, that message is already reaching voters everywhere. It’s on the air in ads, in packed town halls across California, and on the debate stage. All of it powered by people pitching in what they can.
This deadline is one of the biggest moments left before the primary. Hitting this $250,000 goal shows that we can win in June and in November too.
Thank you,
Team Katie Porter
They could lock us out
Poppy managed to score 3 bagels off the counter today while I was baking. While she’s in her carb coma, I’ve got a quick note for you.
We’re three weeks out from the June primary, ballots are already in mailboxes, and my opponents are spending millions trying to drown us out on the airwaves.
I’m up against a billionaire, a Big Oil-backed candidate, and MAGA Republicans who think if they spend enough money, they can buy their way onto November’s ballot.
I got into this race because Californians are getting crushed by costs. Housing is too expensive. Health care is too expensive. Child care is too expensive. College is too expensive.
I’m running to actually lower costs for working people.
And here’s what’s at stake: there’s a real chance TWO MAGA Republicans advance to November and Democrats get locked out of the general election entirely.
I don’t take corporate PAC money, and I’m not bankrolling my own campaign. I’m powered by people giving what they can because they want a governor who will fight for them—not for Big Oil, not for corporate lobbyists, and not for billionaires.
Thank you,
Katie Porter
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