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Wednesday, May 13, 2026
Less than six months
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We're drowning in attack ads
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Tuesday, May 12, 2026
We could be facing a lockout
We’re officially three weeks away from the primary election, and here’s the truth: if Katie doesn’t make it to the top two, Democrats could be completely locked out of the general election in November.
Californians could be left choosing between candidates backed by the same special interests that have made life harder and more expensive for working people.
Ballots are already landing in mailboxes, and voters are making decisions right now. That means every conversation, every ad, every organizing event, and every voter we reach over the next three weeks matters.
Katie is fighting for real solutions—from single-payer health care and affordable housing, to universal child care and tuition-free public college.
While other campaigns rely on wealthy donors and backroom deals, Katie doesn’t answer to corporate PACs or billionaire donors.
Her campaign is powered by people who are tired of politicians protecting the wealthy while everyone else struggles to get by. Katie believes Californians deserve a leader who works for them—not for wealthy special interests.
That means we depend on grassroots supporters stepping up in moments exactly like this one.
—Team Katie Porter
“Most impressive” candidate:
Big news:
The McClatchy Media California editorial board endorsed Katie Porter for governor after conducting interviews with every major Democratic candidate and Republican Steve Hilton. They called her “by far the most impressive” out of all the candidates.
That endorsement represents five major California newspapers: The Sacramento Bee, The Modesto Bee, The Fresno Bee, Merced Sun-Star, and The San Luis Obispo Tribune.
And what put Katie over the top?
Her agenda. Plain and simple.
Katie understands the challenges working families face because she’s lived them herself.
She’s a single mom of three. She drives an old minivan. She knows what it feels like to worry about rising costs, shrinking budgets, and not having enough breathing room at the end of the month.
Katie isn’t running to protect billionaires or corporate interests. She’s running to lower costs, take on Big Oil and corporate greed, and fight for the people who are getting squeezed every single day.
That’s why this endorsement matters so much. It proves that when voters hear Katie’s message, they respond to it.
But here’s the reality: ballots are already landing in mailboxes, and the primary election is just three weeks away.
That means we’re in the most critical stretch of this campaign. Every voter we reach and every conversation we spark could make the difference. So we’re asking:
Will you chip in to power Katie’s campaign and reach undecided voters across California?
Thank you,
Team Katie Porter
$250,000
On Saturday, our campaign faces a major fundraising filing deadline where we have to show the world the strength of our grassroots fundraising program.
In California, the top two candidates — regardless of party — move on to the general election. Right now, two Republicans are dangerously close to locking Democrats off the November ballot.
They’re Steve Hilton and Chad Bianco: two MAGA extremists who have made their priorities crystal clear.
On the debate stage, both promised to bring Donald Trump’s agenda to California instead of doing anything to help people struggling to get by.
And this past week, Bianco launched sexist attacks against Katie on the debate stage. He only fights for Trump, not California’s women or families.
If we’re going to stop these Republicans, we have to hit our fundraising goal so we can get Katie into the lead before primary day.
Can you rush $5 to our campaign today to help us stop them?
Thank you,
Team Katie Porter
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