Katie's running to lower costs for Californians, but she will only win this race if we can cut through the billionaire spending blanketing the state in ads.
Right now, the average cost of gas in California is up to $5.84/gallon.
Many Californians with health insurance through Covered California are paying thousands more each year in premiums.
Now compare that to this: Tom Steyer—the billionaire in this race—has spent over $430 million on his political campaigns.
He's not someone who has to think about how rising costs will affect his budget. He doesn't live the same reality most Californians do.
Katie Porter does.
She's a single mom who drives an old minivan and shops for deals. When costs go up, she feels it, just like the families she's running to represent. Her policy platform is focused on actually lowering costs for working Californians.
But here's the challenge: she will only win this race if we can cut through the billionaire spending blanketing the state in ads.
That's why we set a $100,000 end-of-quarter goal, and we still need to raise more money from emails like this to reach it by midnight tomorrow.
If you believe California needs a governor that knows what it's like to deal with rising costs, chip in $5 to our campaign to help us reach our $100,000 end-of-quarter goal.
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