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New fundraising and polling updates show Karen Bass leading the Los Angeles mayoral race, with Spencer Pratt and Nithya Raman battling for second ahead of the June 2 primary. Pratt reported raising nearly $540,000, outpacing Bass and Raman in the first filing period. The race is described as competitive, with many voters still undecided and no outright June winner expected. Pratt’s fundraising report could modestly boost his perceived competitiveness, especially for a runoff spot. High undecided share and expectations of no June winner may keep odds more uncertain beyond Bass leading in polling.
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