Vote Spencer Pratt

The anger and frustration are justified. The official vote count says @spencerpratt fell short of the general election, due to the surge of mail-in ballots that shifted the results at the last moment. But this fight is far from over. There is a direct, legal path for him to become Mayor: a recall of whoever wins in November. Both Bass and Raman are cut from the same ideological cloth, and public dissatisfaction with their records is already widespread. Here are the facts on timing and process: The new Mayor will be sworn in on December 14. California law requires 3-month waiting period before a recall can begin. That opens the window in mid-March 2027 to file Notice of Intention. Circulation of petitions starts 28 days later. We then have 120 days to gather approximately 330,000 valid signatures—15 percent of registered Los Angeles voters. Once certified, the City Council must schedule the special recall election within 88 to 125 days. On that ballot, voters will decide whether to remove the Mayor and, if so, select a replacement. Spencer’s name will be on it, backed by the bipartisan momentum that has grown sharply since the mail-in ballot issues surfaced. The recalled mayor CANNOT run to replace herself. They’re DONE. And DSA/communists wouldn’t dare run someone against their own people. A blank slate - an election without Bass OR Raman is >50% answer “YES” to the recall question. Angelenos across party lines now see the pattern, and both potential incumbents remain deeply unpopular. This is how we correct the outcome. The energy and organization already exist. And unlike the local political machine, we can fundraise nationally—supporters from every corner of the country who want to see real change in Los Angeles can contribute directly. AND stay ahead of real or potential fraud this time. The path is clear. The support is building. We have the opportunity to set this right.

LA mayoral candidate Nithya Raman launched her runoff campaign by criticizing Mayor Karen Bass on housing, homelessness, and Hollywood job losses. foxla.com/news/nithya-ra…

@nithyavraman Deep down Nithya, you know you don't actually have any legitimate support of the voters. Your own district didn't even give you the votes to advance.

The Task Force to Eliminate Fraud is taking bold action alongside @HUDgov to target and eliminate massive potential fraud against American taxpayers. Follow along for developments. foxnews.com/politics/trump…

With the mounting evidence of paying for votes in the LA mayor election, the image below is the exact wording of California Elections Code §§ 18522 under Article 2 "Corruption of Voters" Full article and California Election Code is located here leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_di….

March 1 2027 is 264 days away. We need 330,000 voters to participate in the recall. That's only 1,250 voters per day in recruitment efforts. Pratt's campaign on X alone was getting millions of impressions per day. This doesn't include on the ground efforts, TikTok, IG, etc. For all those who can't stomach the choice of Bass v. Raman for the future of the beautiful city of Los Angeles, there is a path forward in preemptively garnering support for the recall. Build a cloud over the November election in ousting Bass or Raman come March 2027. We can do this @spencerpratt. Just say the word.

If there's one thing the Los Angeles Mayor election has brought to light, it's the true battle for the soul of LA. @spencerpratt's plan for homelessness was rational and rooted in compassion for the homeless themselves @nithyavraman & @KarenBassLA benefit from the narcotically subjugated homeless for the sake of harvesting votes to continue grifting the California taxpayer.

The Task Force to Eliminate Fraud is taking bold action alongside @HUDgov to target and eliminate massive potential fraud against American taxpayers. Follow along for developments. foxnews.com/politics/trump…

With the mounting evidence of paying for votes in the LA mayor election, the image below is the exact wording of California Elections Code §§ 18522 under Article 2 "Corruption of Voters" Full article and California Election Code is located here leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_di….