Chris has devoted his career to keeping children safe and protecting consumers. I know how deeply devoted Chris is to ending the "politics as usual" games that have failed California time and again.

As he's campaigned, I've learned how well Chris understands California's law enforcement community, how many people trust him to keep them safe, and how much he cares about the future of our state. As his wife, mother to our son Aidan, and as a Californian, I know how important it is that we elect him.

Tomorrow is election day, and I want to ask you to vote for my husband, Chris Kelly, in the Democratic primary for Attorney General.

You can look up your polling location on the Kelly2010.com campaign website. Even if you think you know where to vote, your polling place may have changed since the last time you voted, so click here to look it up.

As a former Assistant Attorney General in another state, I saw lots of politicians who paid lip service to fighting crime but did little to actually achieve results. Chris' experience in the private and public sectors shows he is ready to lead our law enforcement community and meet his commitments to reduce crime and reform our broken government.

Thank you for supporting my husband and Aidan's dad, Chris Kelly. I know he'll make a fantastic Attorney General who will make all Californians proud.

-- Jennifer Carrico

On Memorial Day weekend, Kamala Harris — San Francisco's failed District Attorney — began a series of ads so misleading we knew she had to be feeling pretty shaky about her standing in the Attorney General’s race.

For example, you may have heard about recent changes to Facebook's privacy policy. You may have also heard that a lot of people don't like them.

Well, if you read the Financial Times, you would have also heard that Chris Kelly doesn't like Facebook's privacy changes either.

In fact, as the FT reported, "Candidate Kelly today used strong language to distance himself from Facebook’s recent changes and said that if elected he would hold the company accountable if it violated state laws."

Note that Chris went on leave from Facebook in August 2009. These new changes didn't take effect until April 2010 — a full 8 months later.

In addition, in an email sent by Chris and MoveOn.org today, Chris joined with MoveOn to push Facebook to "recommit to letting users choose about third party sharing."

Naturally, despite these facts, Kamala Harris has decided to attack Chris anyway.

But why?

SF Weekly connected the dots in a recent piece, writing that Harris' effort to "deep-six" Chris' campaign "says a lot." Specifically, what it says is: Kamala Harris is "wary" and "perhaps a bit scared."

Why should Harris be so wary and scared?

Maybe because Chris Kelly has the qualifications and experience to make a better Attorney General for California than she does.

That would include experiences like working with all 50 Attorneys General while he was at Facebook to crack down on online sexual predators and protect people online from identity theft, and working for a federal judge in San Diego on civil and criminal cases involving money laundering and drug smuggling across the border.

And Chris helped President Bill Clinton put 100,000 new cops on America's streets as a White House domestic policy advisor in the 1990's — a policy that dramatically reduced crime.

Here's what Clinton's chief domestic policy adviser, Bruce Reed, said about that achievement: "Chris worked tirelessly on the 1992 campaign policy staff, the Presidential transition, and at the Clinton White House. He helped research implementation strategies for President Clinton's plan to put 100,000 community police on America's streets, which played a critical role in the longest, sharpest drop in crime rates on record."

So it isn’t exactly truthful when Harris attacks Chris Kelly about his experience, now is it?

In these tough economic times, Californians need an Attorney General who will fight for them and protect them against predatory lenders, credit card scams, and identity theft.

That's why I'm pleased to introduce our campaign's newest TV ad that talks about my plans to reduce crime and protect consumers.

It's going up on the air, today, throughout the state, but I want to make sure you have a chance to see it, even if you don't happen to catch it on TV.

Watch my new TV ad about protecting Californians and share it with your friends:

I'm the only Democrat for attorney general with detailed plans to take on predatory lenders, stop credit scam artists, and protect consumers from economic ripoffs.

As your next attorney general, I'll bring an innovative, results-oriented approach to reducing crime and protecting consumers.

But to build support, we need to get that message out to as many California voters as possible.

And that means making sure as many people as possible see videos like this.

Click here to watch my new TV ad -- then please use our easy online form to send it to everyone you know.

Thanks for your continued support!

Election Day isn't officially until June 8, but I want to ask you to cast your vote for me today!

I'm running for California attorney general to put my experience in law, public policy, and business to work to fight traditional crime and combat the new crimes of today.

We need to look for innovative ways to fight crime, protect consumers, and keep Californians safe -- and together, I know we can find them.

But I need your support -- and your vote -- to do it.

If you're registered for permanent vote-by-mail status, you may have already received your ballot. But even if you're not, voting early is as simple as looking up your county's early vote location and showing up at your convenience!

So look up the early vote location nearest you now -- and please, vote for me today!

It is an honor to campaign to represent Californians as their next attorney general, to share stories and concerns with voters, and to talk with consumer experts and law enforcement personnel about how we can better protect people.

But this campaign is fundamentally about putting our values into action, and there is no more important action you can take in a democracy than casting your vote.

Early voting is open from now until the primary election on June 8, although specific hours vary county by county.

We're highly recommending it to all supporters as a way to show your support early and make your voice heard at a time that works for you -- so you don't find yourself in a pinch on Election Day.

Please, consider voting early or returning your vote-by-mail ballot today!