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Insurance money flows into California insurance commissioner race despite donation promises

PACs have contributed insurance industry funds to the California insurance commissioner race despite candidates' pledges.

Oct 26, 2026, 10:40 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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Palo Alto Online reported on the ongoing California insurance commissioner race, highlighting that both Democratic candidates have pledged not to accept campaign donations from the insurance industry they aim to regulate.

Despite these promises, political action committees (PACs) operating independently from the official campaigns have contributed money from the insurance sector, according to Palo Alto Online.

The story was originally published by CalMatters and shared by Palo Alto Online, focusing on the campaign finance dynamics in this statewide election.

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  1. Palo Alto Online: Who’s spending money on the California insurance commissioner race
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