John, see this from Katie Porter? Her race is shaping up to be the most competitive and expensive primary of 2024. But recent polling has her just pulling ahead. Anything you can give today will help her build on this momentum and turnout voters. -- The PCCC Team

EARLIER EMAIL FROM KATIE PORTER:

John, let me tell you exactly what the number one problem I plan to solve in the Senate is: the influence of billionaires and the most powerful corporations.

Washington caters to the desires of billionaires and the most powerful corporations, and leaves families behind. That corruption has eroded the integrity of all our political institutions, especially Congress.

The power of special interests in Washington is at an all-time high, and while Republicans have been the worst offenders of this, some members of both parties share responsibility.

Our next Senator should be fighting for everyday people, not corporations.

I’m proud to be the only candidate in this race who has never taken a dime of corporate PAC money. I’m one of just a handful of Congressmembers who doesn’t accept federal lobbyist contributions. It’s my job to fight corruption, and I know how to stand up against powerful interests in Washington.

I’m counting on grassroots supporters to power our campaign. Can you make a contribution today to help power our campaign?

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-- Katie Porter

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