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Friday, March 13, 2026
major developments in our race
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Big Oil’s candidates for Governor
When it comes to protecting our environment from fossil fuel polluters, there's a huge difference between the candidates running for California governor. Katie Porter is the only leading candidate in this race who has never cashed a check or made a dollar from Big Oil.
Eric Swalwell just took the maximum contribution possible—nearly $40,000—from an oil company, despite signing a public pledge to not take fossil fuel money.
And Tom Steyer made his billions by investing in Big Oil and other polluters.
If our opponents are willing to sell out our environment to win this race, what other values will they fold on?
With Donald Trump declaring open season for new offshore drilling in California waters, we need a governor who is not beholden to Big Oil. A governor who has always taken them on. That's Katie Porter.
Her campaign is funded by grassroots donations so you can be sure she will fight for working families, not corporate or billionaire interests. She doesn't take money from corporations or corporate PACs and never will.
But here's the problem: our opponents could have a financial edge from their dirty oil money. So Katie's counting on Porter Supporters like you, to help her fight back.
Donate $5 to help us keep up, reach voters, and elect Katie as California's next governor.
Thank you,
Team Katie Porter
Thursday, March 12, 2026
Donald Trump just singled out Sherrod Brown
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That’s BS
My biggest frustration with housing has been hearing over and over again, "that's not a government problem."
That's BS.
People treat rising costs like they're inevitable. They're not. Our housing costs and homelessness problem are directly connected to our policy choices.
If young people are not choosing to stay and start a family in California, it's going to be really hard for our future. Californians compare the cost of housing with what they're getting paid, and they know it's not enough.
I am running to make sure all Californians are able to have housing.
I'm a minivan driving mom, and I care a lot about making sure my kids have what they need. That means making sure the next generation can afford housing in California.
That's a different perspective than we've had in the governor's office, and certainly a different perspective than my billionaire opponent.
Thank you,
Katie Porter
$1. You read that right.
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