Affordable, accessible insurance for all.
Affordable, accessible insurance for all.
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Meet Jane Kim
Meet Jane Kim
Civil rights attorney. Consumer advocate. Organizer.
Jane Kim is a proven leader who has spent her career taking on powerful corporate interests and delivering real wins for working families. As a former San Francisco Supervisor and statewide organizer, she led some of the most ambitious affordability, housing, and worker-protection policies in the country — and built a reputation for taking on powerful interests — and winning.
Jane's priorities
Jane's priorities
Making Insurance Affordable & Accessible — For All
Jane believes that “affordability” is meaningless unless leaders are willing to confront corporate greed, price gouging, and the excessive profits that make the cost of living unbearable. She will stop unfair insurance cancellations, crack down on corporate price-fixing, require transparency and consumer protections, and fight for bold new programs to lower rates.
Provide Natural Disaster Insurance for All
Provide Natural Disaster Insurance for All
Cap excessive insurer profits and CEO pay
Cap excessive insurer profits and CEO pay
Guarantee Healthcare for Every Child in California
Guarantee Healthcare for Every Child in California
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About The California Insurance Commissioner
The Most Important Job You've Never Heard of
An under-the-radar and under-leveraged office, California’s Insurance Commissioner oversees the $3 trillion home and auto insurance industry in California.
The office is tasked with protecting consumers from fraud, licensing insurers and enforcing state law as it pertains to the industry. In recent years, the Commissioner has also taken on a role in climate change mitigation and disaster recovery.
California's Insurance Commissioner should be more than a regulator: the office can and should be a champion for working people across the state.
Because California’s affordability crisis isn’t just about rising costs — it’s about political courage. Insurance companies are making record profits while raising premiums, denying claims, and canceling coverage.
I’m running for Insurance Commissioner because this office is a powerful platform from which we can advance a bold agenda for working families.