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Jake Rakov
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Jake Rakov

@jake_rakov
Husband of @aberakov | 🏳️‍🌈 | 🐶 dad to Kip
Joined September 2008
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    Jake Rakov
    @jake_rakov
    Sep 5, 2025
    With the fight for Congress, our country, and the Democratic Party entering new territory, I have decided to suspend my campaign for Congress. I want to express my deepest appreciation and gratitude to everyone who supported our campaign. Thank you all. Full statement below:
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    Jake Rakov
    @jake_rakov
    Jul 10, 2025
    - Raise the minimum wage - Lower taxes for 99% of Americans - Build more housing on transportation corridors - Increase funding in renewable energy - Invest in small businesses - Ban Congressional stock trades We can get these done if Democrats have the courage to act when we
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    Jake Rakov
    @jake_rakov
    Jul 10, 2025
    We’re building something powerful in CA-32. Voters are ready for change - for leaders who'll fight to raise the minimum wage, invest in affordable housing, & stand up to MAGA Republicans. We’re building a people-powered movement, join us today! 👉 jakeforcongress.com/donate
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    Jake Rakov
    @jake_rakov
    Jul 9, 2025
    Politicians can’t fight corporate power if they’re bankrolled by it. That’s why I’m pledging $0 in Corporate PAC money to my campaign. #CA32 #JakeforCongress
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    Jake Rakov
    @jake_rakov
    Jul 8, 2025
    In Congress I will absolutely propose legislation to make Click to Cancel law. Businesses have forced Cancelation Hell on us making life miserable for too long!
    @RobertFreundLaw
    Rob Freund
    @RobertFreundLaw
    Jul 8, 2025
    Just in: FTC's new "Click to Cancel" Rule, set to go into effect next week, will not go into effect. Eighth Circuit vacates the entire rule.