Spencer Pratt Continues Losing Ground In L.A. Mayor Race

Right-leaning Los Angeles mayoral candidate and former reality star Spencer Pratt, who posted a strong second-place finish following Tuesday’s primaries, is continuing to lose ground to the other top two Democrats in the race. As of early Saturday, Pratt remained in second place, but third-place finisher, socialist Nithya Ramen, has been quickly catching up. Reports … Read more

Dems Appeal Ruling After Judge Refuses To Block Trump Voting Order

The Democratic Party is appealing a federal judge’s decision not to immediately block President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at tightening rules surrounding mail-in voting. The appeal comes after U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols ruled on May 28 that Democrats’ request for a preliminary injunction was premature because federal agencies had not yet taken concrete … Read more

LA Mayor’s Race Tightens As Socialist Raman Advancing

Those results represent a notable overperformance for Raman compared to the pace she needs to catch Pratt in the overall count. Instead, she outperformed that target by approximately two percentage points, allowing her to continue chipping away at Pratt’s lead. While Pratt remains ahead in the overall tally, the margin has steadily narrowed as additional … Read more

New Leader In Key CA Race After More Ballots Counted

Primary voters in Folsom, Rancho Cordova, and Citrus Heights went to the polls on Tuesday night to decide who would represent California’s 7th Assembly District. According to early results from the California Secretary of State’s Office, Josh Hoover, the Republican incumbent, has surged to first place with about 54% of the vote as of 1 … Read more

LA County Vote-Counting Facility Full Of Empty Desks Despite $336M Budget

The California Post visited the county’s 144,000-square-foot ballot processing facility on Thursday, and what they found has concerned many. The NY Post reporters saw dozens of vacant workstations as the vote-count totals sprawled throughout California and Los Angeles. The growing pressure to process the hundreds of thousands of remaining ballots seemed to be at odds … Read more