A new ad, paid for by Gov. Schwarzenegger’s California Dream Team ballot measure committee, hits the airwaves across California tomorrow, featuring the governor calling for a balanced budget that cuts wasteful government spending and doesn’t raise taxes:

To go with it, the governor today launched a new campaign-style Web site, www.StandForCA.com, to get his message out.

Don’t worry, he can afford it. Campaign finance records show the Dream Team committee has taken in almost $12.9 million in late-reported or $5,000+ contributions since the start of 2009, while the related Budget Reform Now committee raked in about $15.7 million. Sure most of that went to the May special election’s failed measures, but there’ve been some notable contributions since then too.

Meanwhile, SEIU Local 1000 President Yvonne Walker sent the governor a scathing letter Friday, accusing him of breaking his word by protecting corporations and the rich while scapegoating state workers for California’s financial woes. The union says the governor hasn’t responded yet. I wouldn’t hold my breath.

Read a transcript of the governor’s ad, after the jump…

You elected me to control spending in Sacramento. Not as a Republican or Democrat, but as a Californian.

At times, this has proven to be a tough task. But now the stakes have never been higher.

Californians are losing jobs, losing homes. And they’re worried about their children’s future.

And Sacramento is asking me to sign a budget that raises your taxes and spends money we do not have.

I will not sign a budget with higher taxes that cause businesses to leave or more jobs to vanish. And I will not sign a budget that does not address the waste, fraud and abuse in our government.

And I will not sign a budget that pushes our financial problems down the road. Because the road stops here.

I am standing firm for a balanced budget that does not raise your taxes.

I’m asking you to stand firm with me, stand for California.