Republican Spencer Pratt stated on Monday that there are still "hundreds of thousands of votes" outstanding in the Los Angeles mayoral primary. This announcement follows the projection by Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ) that city councilmember Nithya Raman (Democrat) will face incumbent mayor Karen Bass (Democrat) in the general election scheduled for November. Pratt noted that the current vote difference is a fraction of a percentage point.
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Vote Count Continues in Los Angeles Mayoral Primary
Spencer Pratt reported that there are still many outstanding votes in the Los Angeles mayoral primary. Decision Desk HQ has projected that Nithya Raman will compete against incumbent mayor Karen Bass in the upcoming general election.
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