John,
Did you know that, in the 2019-2020 election cycle, Wall Street spent at least $2.9 billion on campaign contributions and lobbying to influence policy in Washington? And of those billions, $43.9 million were given to members of Congress.1
On the other hand, Katie has never taken a dime from lobbyists, corporate PACs, or from executives on Wall Street or at Big Oil companies. She’s not rich or able to self-fund.
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Since she was sworn into Congress, Katie’s fought tirelessly to lift up working families and challenge corruption at every turn. And recently, the GOP named Katie as a top priority to unseat in 2022.
If we want to compete against the GOP, their dark money, and the opponent they bankroll to run against Katie—we need to ramp up our plans now.
Thankfully, our team has a strategic plan to keep Katie in Congress, which involves making early investments in advertising, voter registration, and organizing. These investments are planned out month-by-month, and as we get closer to the end of April, we’re starting to plan out next steps.
Thank you,
Katie Porter HQ
1: Wall Street Money In 2019-20 Election Cycle Hits Highest Level Ever