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Democratic
Running for: Insurance Commissioner · California
Attorney/Consumer Advocate
The Insurance Commissioner should be working for you to lower prices, not working for the industry to increase profits. That's why I will never take a dime from insurance companies.
In the candidate's own words, from the California Official Voter Information Guide, November 3, 2026 General Election: Candidate Statements, p. 7. Statements aren't fact-checked by the elections office or by us.
“The former San Francisco supervisor succeeded in securing free community college for city residents, the state’s first $15 minimum wage ordinance and a tenant-protection ordinance to avoid unjust evictions. Kim wants to establish “natural disaster insurance for all,” a state-run authority funded by premiums paid to insurance companies that would guarantee coverage for wildfires and floods.” (CalMatters via LAist)
Key endorsements, per LAist: SEIU California · California Teachers Association · California Faculty Association · California Labor Federation
Endorsement list From CalMatters via LAist's voter guide , retrieved 2026-10-22
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Statement: “California's low-cost auto insurance program should be open to every driver, not just low-income drivers.”
Wants to expand the low-cost auto insurance program to every California driver.
Sources
“Kim wants to expand a state program that allows low-income drivers to get low-cost insurance to every California driver.”
Statement: “California should create a state-run program that guarantees wildfire and flood insurance coverage.”
Wants "natural disaster insurance for all," a state-run authority guaranteeing wildfire and flood coverage.
Sources
“Kim wants to establish “natural disaster insurance for all,” a state-run authority funded by premiums paid to insurance companies that would guarantee coverage for wildfires and floods.”