Winnie Porter had been urging Aaron Peskin to run for mayor for over a year, treating him as if he were already the mayor.
Porter hosted a party at her house to generate excitement for Peskin's campaign, recognizing that some voters would choose him due to lack of other options.
The colorful event at Porter's house featured campaign staff, volunteers, Ben & Jerry's treats, and a vibrant atmosphere with political icons displayed on the walls.
Porter's longstanding commitment to politics dates back to volunteering for George McGovern's presidential campaign in 1972, showcasing her dedication to political engagement.
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