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A surprisingly competitive mayoral campaign from former reality television star Spencer Pratt has thrust some of Los Angeles’ economic anxieties into the national spotlight in this week’s nonpartisan primary election.

Pratt has built his campaign around frustration with the city’s leadership and direction after the Pacific Palisades home he shared with his wife, fellow “The Hills” co-star Heidi Montag, and their two children was destroyed by the devastating fires that ravaged Los Angeles last year. In viral campaign videos, he has portrayed Los Angeles as poorly managed and struggling to recover from overlapping crises.

0:00 What Pratt thinks of the AI videos his fans are making
6:14 Pratt’s views on the 9/11 terrorist attacks
10:14 Does Pratt’s campaign represent the future of politics?

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    • 2
      @cashaeleatemla

      📰 The nonpartisan primary election held on June 2, 2026, has positioned incumbent Mayor Karen Bass and reality television personality Spencer Pratt as central figures reshaping the discussion around Los Angeles’ local struggles. Running an unconventional, outsider campaign, Pratt tapped into widespread voter frustration over the city’s cost of living, public safety, and recovery from catastrophic environmental events.

    • 3
      @scottnelson2384

      Massive voter fraud my wife in the healthcare industry says they grabbed electric bills have voted four times already

    • 5
      @zif-nahb

      This is what happens when you stop upholding the law, lawlessness.
      Spencer Pratt is simply saying what a lot of people are thinking, this is common sense. For years, hard left Democrats like Karen Bass have had every opportunity to clean up the streets, restore order, and protect regular citizens.
      Instead, things have only gotten worse.
      At some point, leadership has to mean more than excuses. It means enforcing the law, taking responsibility, and putting public safety first.

  1. 7
    @trilbytatro1380

    In British slang, a prat is an insulting term for a foolish, incompetent, or annoying person. It roughly translates to “idiot” or “moron”.

    He has the perfect name

  2. 11
    @20saturn

    I’m a Democrat and am happy I saw this. Pratt had good and common sense answers. The implementation of these policies would be hard when it comes to getting mandatory treatment for addicted drug addicts who are also homeless but I do agree with the concept. He most likely will not get to be mayor this time but keep growing and learning Pratt, stay honest, because I do believe you have a career in politics.

  3. 12
    @margimattfeld6422

    Go Pratt! Go after both… California is screwed now with Pratt in third..wow.. crooked voting again. Go Pratt! Take them down

  4. 17
    @fredrickstormborne6442

    spencer pratt’s last resort to stay relevent, 0 community involvement, some dude at the desk just watching cnn. 0 fundraised for his political vision. this guy is just a running joke.

  5. 19
    @JessicaJohnson-mv7lb

    There’s only 18% registered Republican voters in LA Spencer Pratt over performed that number it’s a fucking miracle. But to think he could win, you’re either ignorant or just plain stupid.

  6. 20
    @highperformanceresistance

    MAGA Trumpster Youtuber loudmouth. Palisades dude tries to sneak into a Democratic stronghold having not done a damn thing for his community. No local civic or community accomplishments whatsoever. Zero. Nobody would have enven cared about the dude had it not been for national media over sensationalism.

  7. 22
    @DanielDiNicola

    33:54 Luke: what is “improve”?

    You say you’re looking at data.

    You slipped that in really quickly and it came across not-so-smart-but-SMUG … and uninformed … but no data was given, you merely presume nobody is watching and asking questions.

    Luke: it feels like you are taking advantage of the 2:1 unbalanced discussion, and Brad you are co-signing the gaslighting.

    Why won’t you guys listen to Megan and let the ideas settle.

    As an audience member, guys: it feels like you are disrespecting people who hold differences of opinions and that you are pressed for time to blurt out everything you feel.

    Why not just open yourselves up?

    Luke, you’re making me feel cringe as a gay man. Please stop talking.

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