Tom Steyer, the billionaire Democrat running for governor of California, is making his final appeal to voters ahead of the June 2 primary. However, his campaign was marred by an embarrassing blunder when an unlisted version of his latest ad, titled 'Together,' was released with visible watermarks from stock video provider 'Filmsupply.' The ad features Steyer discussing his commitment to representing the working class in California, stating, 'This campaign is about representing people who aren’t represented.' Steyer has poured over $190 million of his personal wealth into his campaign, spending more than $115 million on advertisements alone. Despite his progressive stance and self-identification as a 'class traitor,' he faces criticism for allegedly compensating social media influencers without proper disclosure, including a $100,000 payment to influencer Carlos Eduardo Espina. Steyer has defended his campaign's transparency, asserting that all expenditures are publicly disclosed. Recent polling shows him trailing behind both Democratic frontrunner Xavier Becerra and Republican candidate Steve Hilton, highlighting the competitive nature of the race.