Katie Porter gains endorsement of powerful group for Calif. governor
Former representative of Irvine, Katie Porter, received the approval of a leading democratic group of democratic women who supported candidates supporting abortion rights on Monday. The organization can provide significant financing and base roots support to increase Porter’s 2026 Guernorial campaign.
“Katie Porter spent his career with a strong account of a strong account, and spent the Wall Street and Trump management officials to seize the Wall Street and Trump management officials,“ he said, Jessica Porter, who kept his career strongly accountable. “At a time when President Trump and his allies attacked Californials and make their lives more expensive, Katie has proven leader that California needs.”
The name of the organization means early money, and for female candidates, it refers to the importance of early donation collection. Twenty years ago, it was founded to encourage democratic women who supported legal abortion. The Group has collected about $ 950 million to help select such candidates throughout the country, including supporting Porter’s successful congress campaign to translate a GOP region in Orange County.
“Donald Trump has nothing more hates to face a strong, strong woman, P said Porter, Porter said. “For decades, Emily’s list supported the winner after the winner and helped to choose pro -election democratic women to public office. In 2018 they helped me turn a republican castle blue and I am sure that we will make history together again.”
However, it is unclear how much Porter will spend on Porter’s proposal to be the first female governor of California. Next year, there are many critical congress races that will determine the control of the house that the group will leave behind.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris decided not to run and Sen. After deciding to run as Alex Padilla and businessman Rick Caruso Mull, the 2026 Guernorial race is completely open.
Currently, Porter, a UC IRVINE law professor running for the US Senate last year, has a small advantage among many democrats working for the seats in the crates. Primary June.
Emily’s list, which refrained from shaking her head when more than one female candidate in a race, decided after Toni Atkins, the leader of the former State Senate, announced that it had left the race in late September. Former state supervisor Betty Yee continues to be a Guernational candidate.
