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Reality TV Star Trails LA Mayor in Tight Race
Poll shows many voters undecided in Los Angeles mayoral election
Apr. 3, 2026 at 11:25pm
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The tight race for mayor of Los Angeles remains highly competitive, with many voters still undecided on the progressive incumbent and conservative challenger.Los Angeles TodayA recent poll in the race for mayor of Los Angeles shows reality TV personality Spencer Pratt trailing incumbent Mayor Karen Bass, but with a significant number of undecided voters that could swing the outcome.
Why it matters
The Los Angeles mayoral race has drawn national attention, with a high-profile Republican challenger in Pratt facing off against the progressive incumbent Bass. The outcome could have implications for the city's political direction and policy priorities.
The details
The poll found Bass leading Pratt by a margin of 48% to 37%, with 15% of voters still undecided. Pratt, known for his role on the reality show 'The Hills', has positioned himself as a conservative alternative to Bass' progressive agenda. However, the large number of undecided voters suggests the race remains highly competitive.
- The poll was conducted from March 25-30, 2026.
The players
Karen Bass
The incumbent Democratic mayor of Los Angeles, known for her progressive policies and community-focused approach.
Spencer Pratt
A Republican reality TV personality who is challenging Bass for the Los Angeles mayoral seat, positioning himself as a conservative alternative.
What they’re saying
“This race is still very much up for grabs, with a significant number of voters yet to make up their minds.”
— Pollster
What’s next
The election is scheduled for June 4, 2026, and both candidates are expected to ramp up their campaigning and outreach efforts in the coming weeks to try to sway undecided voters.
The takeaway
The tight race between the progressive incumbent and the conservative reality TV challenger highlights the political divisions in Los Angeles, with the outcome potentially shaping the city's future direction on key issues.
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