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Spencer Pratt Surges in LA Mayor Race

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Spencer Pratt surges in LA mayor race, challenging incumbent Karen Bass with 11% support; sister Stephanie Pratt criticizes his qualifications; forty percent of voters undecided; race blends celebrity drama with real LA issues.

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Spencer Pratt Surges in LA Mayor Race

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Spencer Pratt Surges in LA Mayor Race. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 4th, a new poll from UCLA's Luskin School dropped on April 3rd, shaking up the Los Angeles mayor race. Reality star Spencer Pratt, the 42-year-old from the hills, has surged to second place with 11% support. In common Karen Bass leads at 25%, followed by Councilmember Nithya Rahman at 9%. Earlier this year in January, Pratt jumped into the race after he and his wife Heidi Montagg lost their home in the devastating Palisades wildfires. He called out the city's broken system at Arali, vowing to expose favoritism and push for real change ahead of the June 2nd primary. Not everyone's on board though. His own sister, Stephanie Pratt, publicly slammed his bid back in February on social media. She praised his wildfire advocacy but warned he's unqualified for a city of 4 million, calling a vote for him, a vote for stupidity and accusing him. Of chasing fame. Meanwhile, 40% of voters remain undecided, leaving plenty of room for shifts before the primary.

Pratt's team hasn't commented yet, but his poll bump shows his message is hitting home with some. This race is heating up fast, blending celebrity drama with real LA struggles, keep watching how it plays out. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.

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