Spencer Pratt

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Television personality; public figure covered by IJR.

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CultureJun 9, 2026Read →

Pratt’s Mayoral Run Ends as Raman Surges Ahead

Spencer Pratt’s unlikely campaign for Los Angeles mayor appears to have come to an end after a new wave of ballot counting pushed City Councilmember Nithya Raman into second place and a spot in November’s runoff…

NewsJun 8, 2026Read →

Trump Calls California Primary Election ‘Rigged’

President Donald Trump is describing the Los Angeles mayoral primary election as “crooked” and “rigged” after two Republican candidates failed to secure a spot in the general election. The president also predicted…

NewsJun 7, 2026Read →

Spencer Pratt’s Runoff Hopes Shrink as Ballot Count Drags On

Nearly a week after Los Angeles voters cast their ballots, the battle for a spot in the city’s mayoral runoff remains unsettled, with independent candidate Spencer Pratt watching his advantage steadily narrow as…

NewsJun 3, 2026Read →

Breaking: Spencer Pratt Projected To Go To November Runoff

Republican Spencer Pratt’s political ambitions are still alive after Tuesday’s primary election for Los Angeles mayor. According to early returns and election projections l Wednesday morning, Pratt is projected to…

CultureMay 31, 2026Read →

Spencer Pratt’s Surprise Run Shakes Up Los Angeles Politics

Los Angeles voters are heading into Election Day with a mayoral contest that has become far more competitive than many political observers expected. According to Fox News , Mayor Karen Bass spent the final weekend of…

CultureMay 25, 2026Read →

Drew Carey Unloads On Spencer Pratt’s Mayor Run

Drew Carey is not hiding how he feels about Spencer Pratt’s campaign for Los Angeles mayor. The longtime “Price is Right” host blasted the reality TV personality in a heated social media post as the Los Angeles mayoral…

OpinionMay 19, 2026Read →

Spencer Pratt Is Accidentally Writing the New Conservative Playbook

For years, political consultants insisted there was only one way to win: Raise massive money. Secure elite endorsements. Wait your turn. Hire the same consultants who lose every cycle and somehow stay employed. And then…

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