Stop the Split. Protect California.
Don’t Let Vote Splitting Cost Democrats the Governor’s Race
With multiple Democratic candidates dividing the vote, California’s top-two primary system could send two Republicans to the general election — leaving voters without a Democratic option for governor. The stakes are too high. Take action now.
Protect California
We Cannot Risk Losing California Governorship
Urgent Action Needed
Here's the deal:
With multiple Democratic candidates dividing the vote, California’s top-two primary system could send two Republicans to the general election — leaving voters without a Democratic option for governor. We need to urge party leaders, elected officials, and influential voices to take immediate action within their spheres of influence to help ensure Democrats remain competitive and present on the November ballot. California’s future depends on what happens now.
CLICK HERE or links below to email leaders, sign the petition, share the message. Thank you!
Email Leaders Now
Email party leaders, elected officials, labor organizations, and influential voices across California and urge them to act now. We are asking them to use their power and platforms to encourage strategic alignment and ensure that at least one Democratic candidate advances to the general election. CLICK HERE for the ready-to-use email template and complete list of contacts.
Sign the Petition
Add your name to send a clear message that inaction is not an option. This petition urges party leaders, elected officials, candidates, labor unions, and influential voices across California to step in now — to encourage strategic alignment and ensure Democrats remain on the ballot in November. The risk is real, and the timeline is short. The more voices we raise, the harder this is to ignore. CLICK HERE to sign now to demand immediate action.
Share & Tag
This moment requires public pressure. Download ready-to-share graphics and captions, post them on your social platforms, and tag party leaders, elected officials, labor organizations, and influential voices across California. When leaders see that voters are paying attention — and expecting action — it changes the conversation. Don’t assume someone else will speak up. Use your voice. CLICK HERE for socials and copy.