#1 In media and digital communication:

• Evan Low is violating campaign finance laws by illegally tapping a 1.6 million dollar fund of banned corporate money to support his campaign.^[1] Members of Congress, local elected officials, and a good government group have demanded that Low stop.^[2] He has not.^[3] He is also being investigated by California’s ethics watchdog for running a corrupt money for access scheme.^[4] The Mercury News is calling on voters to “Reject [Evan] Low’s disregard for election integrity,” saying recent developments “call into question [Evan Low]’s ethical backbone.”^[5]
• When Evan Low isn’t defending corporate interests in the Assembly, he’s nowhere to be found.^[6] He is one of the most absentee members of the State Legislature, missing nearly 1,000 votes including key votes,^[7] and ineffective in addressing our biggest problems like homelessness, housing affordability,^[8] the economy,^[9] and crime. We need a Congressmember who will show up and stand up for us.

#2 In mail:

• Having held a non-partisan office as Mayor of San José^[10] and with Congress closely divided, Sam Liccardo knows how to focus on bipartisan, pragmatic solutions and get things done while protecting our values.
  • When Roe v. Wade was overturned, Sam Liccardo led San José’s first substantial funding of Planned Parenthood,^[11] and he will continue to fight^[12] to defend and expand reproductive freedom,^[13] including access to birth control, IVF, and protecting a woman’s right to a legal, safe abortion.
  • Following a career as a prosecutor^[14] winning justice for crime victims, Liccardo took on the gun lobby^[15] with bold, creative solutions to get guns off the street^[16] and left San José with the lowest homicide rate of any major city.^[17]

#3 In media and digital communication:

• Having held a non-partisan office as Mayor of San José^[18] and with Congress closely divided, Sam Liccardo knows how to focus on bipartisan, pragmatic solutions and get things done while protecting our values.
  • Liccardo took on PG&E^[19] and powerful special interests to cut San José’s emissions by 36%^[20] and lower utility bills by providing^[21] 95% greenhouse gas-free electricity^[22] to 1 million residents and thousands of businesses.^[23]
  • When Roe v. Wade was overturned, Sam Liccardo led San José’s first substantial funding of Planned Parenthood,^[24] and he will continue to fight^[25] to defend and expand reproductive freedom.