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Rascón won't take money from corporate landlords and special interests.

She is a fighter for the community. She works for us.

Sarah Rascón is endorsed by Maria Elena Durazo, by labor unions, Planned Parenthood, Moms Demand Action and by the CA Working Families Party. Rascón is supported by leaders like these because she will work tirelessly for affordable housing, addressing the homelessness crisis and making our community safer and more affordable.

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Ad paid for by California Working Families Party.

Ad Committee's Top Funders:

Quinn Delaney

Wayne Jordan

United Domestic Workers of America IE PAC

Not authorized by a candidate or a committee controlled by a candidate.

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As to federal candidates:

Paid for by Working Families Party PAC (www.workingfamilies.org). Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee

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As to George Syrop:

Paid for by California Working Families Party, Oakland, CA. Major Funding Provided by Patty Ann Quillin, Santa Cruz, CA ($350,000); Jordan/Delaney Family Trust, Oakland, CA ($340,000); United Domestic Workers of America IE PAC, San Diego, CA ($75,000); Progressive Era Issues Fund Supporting Yes on Prop 50, Oakland, CA ($65,000). Funding details at https://netfile.com/public/HWD/campaign.

Not authorized by a candidate or a committee controlled by a candidate.

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As to City of Los Angeles candidates:

Paid for by the California Working Families Party, 570 14th St #6, Oakland, CA 94612. Major funding provided by Patty Ann Quillin and United Domestic Workers of America IE PAC in the amount of $275,000.

Funding details at ethics.lacity.gov.

Not authorized by or coordinated with a City candidate or a committee controlled by a candidate.

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As to Magali Limeta:

Ad paid for by California Working Families Party.

Ad Committee's Top Funders: Patty Ann Quillin, Santa Cruz, CA; Jordan/Delaney Family Trust, Oakland, CA; United Domestic Workers of America IE PAC, San Diego, CA.

This communication was not authorized by candidate Magali Limeta for Supervisor.

Additional information regarding the contributors of one hundred dollars or more to this committee can be found at www.marinvotes.org.

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As to Barbara Lee:

Ad paid for by California Working Families Party, 570 14th St. #6, Oakland, CA 94612, FPPC # 1438874

Major funding provided by Patty Ann Quillin, United Domestic Workers of America IE PAC, and the California Nurses Association, in the amount of $327,500.

Funding details are available on the Oakland Public Ethics Commission's website. Total cost of this communication is $5,000.

Not authorized by or coordinated with any City candidate, committee controlled by a candidate, or election official.

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As to San Francisco candidates:

Ad paid for by California Working Families Party.

Committee major funding from:

Quinn Delaney ($530,000)

Patty Ann Quillin ($350,000)

Smart Justice California Action Fund ($350,000)-- contributors include Patty Ann Quillin ($4,159,800) and Elizabeth D. Simons ($1,692,350)

This advertisement was not authorized by a candidate or a committee controlled by a candidate. Financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org.