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Sunday, May 24, 2026
Trump’s rubber stamp
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Real plans vs. bumper-sticker promises
There’s a lot of candidates in this race with talking points about affordability.
But Californians don’t need another politician handing out bumper-sticker promises. They need someone willing to break out the whiteboard and show the math.
I’m running for governor because working families are getting crushed while giant corporations and wealthy special interests keep stacking the system in their favor.
Rent is too high. Child care is too expensive. Student debt follows people for decades. And meanwhile, the biggest corporations are finding loopholes to avoid paying what they owe.
Unlike my opponents, I have a real plan.
My plan starts with making the biggest, most profitable corporations finally pay their fair share so we can actually lower costs for working people. That means tuition-free public college, lower costs for families, and eliminating state income taxes for Californians making under $100,000 a year.
That’s how you make California affordable again—with real plans that pencil out.
And here’s another difference in this race: I’m not taking corporate PAC money. I’m not funded by Big Oil executives and I’m not writing my own campaign million dollar checks.
This campaign is powered by grassroots supporters chipping in what they can because they’re tired of watching politicians protect a system that works great for corporations and leaves everyone else behind.
The primary is nine days away, and I need your help to make sure our message reaches all undecided voters across the state before they cast their ballots.
Thank you,
Katie
Saturday, May 23, 2026
This is the moment →
Ballots for this election have been mailed out, which means we need to make sure as many voters as possible hear our message before they cast their vote.
With our June primary less than two weeks away, we need to pull ahead to secure a top-two spot and make it to November’s election.
Will you rush $5 today to get our message in front of more Californians before they vote?
From town halls in every corner of the state, to our TV ads, to standing up to corporate greed and Trump’s agenda on the debate stage, it’s all led to this moment.
I’ve spent my whole career asking the tough questions and fighting for working families. Now, our campaign needs to turn out voters so we can deliver real solutions.
Every day counts before the primary. That’s why I’m counting on Porter Supporters to step up today.
Thank you,
Katie
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Working families deserve a fighter
There’s less than two weeks left before the primary, and only the top two candidates move on to November.
Ballots are already in mailboxes, and people are voting right now. And as we get closer to Election Day, this race is showing exactly what’s broken in our politics.
My opponents have corporate PACs, billionaire donors, and special interests lining up behind them trying to buy influence in this state.
I’m running for governor because working people deserve someone who will actually fight for them.
The single mom trying to keep up with rent and groceries. The teacher buying school supplies out of pocket. The family staring at a medical bill wondering how they’re going to pay it. The Californians who play by the rules and are tired of watching wealthy insiders write themselves a better set of rules.
You’ve been by my side for years, so you already know I’m not afraid to pull out a whiteboard, follow the money, and call out scams when I see them.But these final days are critical. With ballots already being cast, we need to reach undecided voters everywhere we can across California.
So I have to ask: can you chip in today to help us finish strong and make it into the top two? You can use this link here >>
I don’t take corporate PAC money. I don’t have billionaire backers. What I do have is a grassroots movement of people willing to fight for a California where hard work matters more than who you know.
Thank you,
Katie
