Nanette Barragán is issuing a bold primary challenge to Big Oil in California’s 44th Congressional district. As mayor pro tem of Hermosa Beach, she stumped for “No On O” to keep oil exploration out of her city and off Los Angeles-area beaches, and won in a landslide. She’s been endorsed by Congressional climate hawks Ruben Gallego and Raul Grijalva as well as local green leaders like Los Angeles City Councilmember Paul Koretz. We want to help voters connect the dots between Big Oil-soaked politicians and their children’s asthma. Please chip in to help Nanette out.
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