Katie broke out her whiteboard to show the avalanche of money that has been spent in the wake of the 2010 Citizens United Supreme Court decision.
Billionaires continue to have an outsized influence in our political system. Last election cycle alone, they pumped a combined $1.2 billion into politics. Katie broke out her whiteboard to show the avalanche of money that has been spent in the wake of the 2010 Citizens United Supreme Court decision.
Our democracy shouldn’t be for sale, and Katie’s proud that our campaign is powered by grassroots donors—our average contribution is around $25. Can you chip in today? Dark money groups have already spent millions attacking Katie.
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Since being elected, Katie has fought for campaign finance reform that would reduce the role of special interest money and rein in the influence of super PACs. Until we’re able to pass meaningful campaign finance reform legislation or reverse the Citizens United decision, this graph might make you feel like there’s no way your $5 will make a difference. But let us tell you, it does. Because Katie doesn’t accept money from corporate PAC or lobbyists, grassroots donors are the reason we were able to win in 2018 and 2020.
If you can, consider pitching in $10, $15, or $25 today. Your support makes a real difference and helps ensure Katie can continue fighting for working people.
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Katie is running for re-election in California’s 47th district, which includes Irvine and coastal Orange County. This purple district contains an equal number of Democrats and Republicans and is a must-win for Democrats. Consider pitching in today so we have the resources to keep Katie in Congress fighting for working people.
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