Spencer Pratt Speaks on L.A. Mayor Race
Spencer Pratt addressed the public following new vote counts that placed him third in the L.A. mayor race. Pratt highlighted the ongoing vote count, with hundreds of thousands of votes outstanding, and expressed confidence in the counting process.
“There’s still hundreds of thousands of votes outstanding, and LA officials have given us the next three weeks to count!” said Pratt.
Nithya Raman has moved into second place, surpassing Pratt with 27.1% of the vote compared to Pratt’s 26.7% according to the Los Angeles Registrar-Recorder. Karen Bass has secured a position in the upcoming November election.
The 6th Congressional District Race
The 6th Congressional District in Northern California is witnessing an intense competition. Kevin Kiley, initially a Republican, is running as an independent after the Democrats redrew the district map under Proposition 50. As of the latest count, Kiley leads with 25.4%, followed by Democrat Richard Pan at 22.8%, and Republican Michael Stansfield at 21.2%.
Trump’s Unfounded Fraud Claims
Former President Trump has called into question the integrity of the California election process. Citing the L.A. mayoral primary results, Trump alleged without evidence that there was election fraud. Trump’s claims have sparked controversy, yet no substantiated evidence of fraud has been presented.
The Associated Press has not yet called the primary’s second-place winner, and Trump’s assertions are mostly based on misconceptions about the state’s vote-counting process, which takes time due to its thoroughness and the volume of mail-in ballots.
Election Results and Ongoing Counts
As of the latest updates, approximately 368,000 ballots remain to be processed in Los Angeles County. Political analysts have varying opinions on the future standings, with some expressing skepticism about Pratt’s chances of regaining second place.
Former council member Zev Yaroslavsky noted the trend favoring Raman, recognizing her steady gain over Pratt in recent days.
California’s Gubernatorial Race
In the governor’s race, Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra lead the tally. Hilton remains a prominent contender with Democrats Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer closely trailing. The two top vote-getters will advance to November’s general election under the state’s primary system.
Measure ER in Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County’s Measure ER, a proposal to enact a sales tax for health services funding, is facing a tight contest. Current vote tallies indicate a narrow lead for the opposition with “no” votes surpassing “yes” votes by a slim margin, reflecting strong community concerns over local health funding.

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