Los Angeles Mayor winner?
7dPratt’s win contract rebounded from 0% to 6% in the last hour, and fresh reporting still shows him and Nithya Raman locked in a narrow second-place battle behind Karen Bass.
6%81%
Los Angeles Mayor winner?
$83.2M
NOV 4, 2026
General Election
Voters choose the office holder.
Overview
Current roleReality television personality
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyConservative Republican
Age42 years old (Aug 14, 1983)
GenderMale
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LocationCalifornia
BackgroundReality television personality
EducationUniversity of Southern California (B.A.)
Notable personal detailsSpencer William Pratt is an American reality television personality and media entrepreneur known for appearing on MTV’s "The Hills" and other reality TV programs. He earned a B.A. from the University of Southern California and has worked as a television personality and social media influencer. In 2026, he filed as a candidate for Mayor of Los Angeles in the city’s nonpartisan election. He is married to Heidi Montag and is a father.
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Positions
LiberalConservative
Economy & Taxes
The candidate emphasizes fiscal restraint, government accountability, and cutting wasteful spending rather than expanding costly new programs. Policy priorities include performance audits, competitive bidding, cutting or terminating ineffective programs, regulatory relief and lower burdens for small businesses, and audits of utilities and pandemic/ disaster spending; no explicit proposals to raise taxes or expand progressive taxation are stated. The campaign frames taxpayer protection and limiting rate or fee increases unless tied to demonstrated efficiency.
Healthcare
The candidate opposes expanding government programs and emphasizes a treatment-first, performance-based approach to homelessness and related mental health and addiction services, prioritizing accountability and contracting for outcomes rather than expanding city-run programs.
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Immigration & Border
The candidate supports active cooperation with federal immigration enforcement (ICE) and opposes Los Angeles’s sanctuary city approach, emphasizing removal of individuals he calls threats to public safety. His public statements and past activism have advocated for sealing the U.S.–Mexico border and stronger enforcement measures.
Climate & Energy
Emphasizes utility accountability, grid resilience, and infrastructure hardening while prioritizing ratepayer protection and streamlined, market-oriented responses to disasters and rebuilding; does not endorse aggressive emissions targets or Green New Deal–style policies in available campaign materials. Policy messaging focuses on auditing LADWP, preventing wasteful spending, and tying any rate increases to demonstrated efficiency and service improvements. Emergency preparedness and faster permitting for rebuilding are framed as priorities over expanding new costly programs.
Public Safety & Guns
The candidate emphasizes restoring public safety by prioritizing frontline policing over defund-style approaches, recruiting and retaining officers, and holding repeat offenders accountable while supporting prosecution of retail theft and organized criminal activity. The campaign rejects defunding police and calls for stronger enforcement and accountability for law enforcement leadership. Public safety messaging frames cooperation with federal authorities and tough enforcement of violent crime as central priorities.
Latest Insights
Los Angeles Mayor winner?
7dPratt’s win contract jumped from 0% to 6% in the last hour while fresh reporting says he still narrowly leads Nithya Raman for second place, keeping the runoff outcome tradable.
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Los Angeles Mayor winner?
8dSpencer Pratt's odds are down 20.8 points over a 3-day streak and are now 9%. A recent news item says he is currently in 2nd place in early returns for the 2026 Los Angeles mayoral election.
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News
AINews Summary
Last updatedJun 13, 2026
Spencer Pratt’s Los Angeles mayoral bid ended in the first round, with reports saying he finished third and did not advance to the November runoff. He posted videos that appeared to concede defeat while attacking the remaining candidates, Karen Bass and Nithya Raman, and saying he would keep criticizing them. Some coverage also noted false online fraud claims around the vote, but election officials found no evidence to support them.
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Articles
TNThe New York Times8 hours ago
Spencer Pratt Seems to Concede L.A. Mayor Race, but Declares ‘War’ on Rivals
Negative
LALos Angeles Times11 hours ago
Spencer Pratt appears to concede election in aggressive video threatening Bass and Raman
Negative
KKABC-TV11 hours ago
Spencer Pratt responds to L.A. mayoral race loss in new video
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LALos Angeles Times19 hours ago
Unfounded claims of homeless vote fraud: We go to Skid Row for answers
Neutral
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