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Monday, May 11, 2026
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Sunday, May 10, 2026
People are already voting for Katie
Ballots for the California primary have been mailed, and people are already sitting down, filling them out, and voting for Katie.
We’re less than a month from the primary, and these final weeks are a sprint to reach as many voters as possible before their ballots are turned in and locked.
This is what’s happening right now: voters are making decisions in real time about California’s future. Once that ballot is in the envelope and dropped off, there’s no second chance to make the case.
So we’re doing what we’ve always done—showing up, being direct, and meeting people where they are.
Katie is out on her Whiteboard Warriors tour, sitting down with Californians and breaking down what’s at stake. Our ads are on the air so voters hear directly from Katie, not filtered through anyone else. And our teams are working across the state to reach voters who don’t always get the loudest voices in this process.
But all of that only works if we can keep it going at full speed.
These last weeks decide everything. Whether we reach the voter who’s still undecided. Whether we turn out the supporter who just needs one more reminder. Whether Katie gets across the finish line and onto the November ballot.
Thank you,
Team Katie
Happy Mother's Day! 💕
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Could you guys please get out of my shot? →
There’s a terrifying reality in the California governor’s race:
With less than a month until the primary election, if we don’t consolidate support now, two MAGA Republicans could lock Democrats out of the general election ballot.
We need a Democrat who stands out from the pack. I’m not like most people running for governor. I'm a single mom of three kids who fills the gas tank and pushes the grocery cart just like almost everybody else in our state — and most of all, I can take accountability and laugh at myself too.
That’s why we made the decision to launch a new ad—to cut through the noise and make sure voters across California hear what’s at stake. You can check it out here:
I’m running to lower costs for working families and take on powerful interests that keep Californians stuck—but none of that matters if voters don’t hear our message before ballots are cast.
And right now, that means breaking through a flood of spending from corporate-funded candidates and a literal billionaire pouring money into this race.
That’s why we launched this ad. Now, we need to keep it on air for as long as possible. California media markets are among the most expensive in the country, and with only weeks left until the primary, every day counts.
I’m counting on supporters like you to help us keep this message in front of voters when it matters most.
Thank you,
Katie
Would they ask a man that question?
When I first ran for Congress, I was a single mom with three young kids. A lot of people asked me how I was going to do it.
And honestly, sometimes I wondered: Would they ask a man that question?
But I knew most people meant well. They understood something real: Moms like me were already exhausted from raising kids, working hard, and trying to make ends meet. So how could someone possibly add running for Congress on top of all that?
The truth is—that’s exactly why I decided to run.
I wanted to bring the experiences of working parents and struggling families with me to Washington. And when I got there, I became the first single mom of school-aged kids ever elected to Congress.
I used that experience to fight for issues too many politicians overlook, like affordable child care, lower costs, and fighting for working families.
And yet, even now, one of my opponents questioned my parenting on the debate stage this week. It’s disappointing, but it’s also a reminder of the double standards moms in leadership still face every day.
Now, I’m running to be California’s next governor because families are still being squeezed every single day. And I know firsthand what it feels like to juggle bills, responsibilities, and the pressure of trying to hold everything together.
So in honor of Mother’s Day, I’m asking: Can you chip in a few bucks to help power this campaign? Every donation helps us reach more voters and fight for California families.
Thank you,
Katie
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