Len’s Political Note #753 Katie Porter California Governor
Katie Porter is the front funner for Governor of California and that is a good thing.
Len’s Political Note #747 Jocelyn Benson Michigan Governor
Jocelyn Benson promises to be an outstanding follow up to Gretchen Whitmer as Michigan's Governor.
Len’s Political Note #746 Rob Sand Governor of Iowa
If Rob Sand can win election in Iowa, he can lead Democratic congressional candidates, Senate candidate, and down ballot candidates.
Len’s Political Note #745 Aaron Ford Nevada Governor
Check out the website: https://lenspoliticalnotes.com Look at the recent Political Notes and Len’s Letters on the website: August 11th Len’s Political Note #745 Aaron Ford Nevada Governor 2026 General Election Aaron Ford First. A reminder of what I am trying to do. I write these pieces to elect Democrats. I began writing after Donald Trump’s inauguration in 2017. He is a dangerous man and the Republicans have become a dangerous party. Donald Trump is more focused on himself and on his personal goals than even most politicians. More important, after a failed first term, he identified goals, a road map to…
Len’s Political Note #724 Amy Acton Ohio Governor
Amy Acton demonstrated what a state Medical Director should do. Now help her become Ohio's Governor.
Len’s Political Note #723 Tony Evers Wisconsin Governor
Tony Evers third term could have a Democratic House, Senate, and state Supreme Court majority. What a difference.
Len’s Political Note #712 Katie Hobbs Governor Arizona
Careful and persistent, Katie Hobbs is the most vulnerable Democratic Governor. Help her reelection for the people of Arizona and for all of us.
Len’s Political Note #711 State of the Governor Races
Donate to Democrats who are the probable or certain candidates and who have a contest in front of them..
Len’s Political Note #705 Abigail Spanberger Virginia Governor
Support Abby Spanberger to become Virginia's governor and a bulwark against Trump.
Len’s Political Note #680 Consider Indiana and the Midwest
The midwest, even Indiana, have some real battlegrounds.