Spencer Pratt talks Los Angeles mayoral campaign, debate performance: Watch the full interview
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Key Points:
- Former reality TV star Spencer Pratt, 42, is running for mayor of Los Angeles and is currently polling second in the race to lead the city's government.
- Pratt, a Republican with no prior political experience, emphasizes his "common sense" approach and authenticity as key factors appealing to voters dissatisfied with incumbent Mayor Karen Bass.
- He criticized Bass's handling of last year's wildfires, noting his personal loss in the Palisades Fire, and claims her administration has the "worst record in LA history."
- Pratt highlighted his campaign's focus on improving public transportation safety and cleanliness, promising free Metro services without the current issues of crime and filth.
- The Los Angeles mayoral election is scheduled for June 2, with a potential runoff on November 3 if no candidate wins a majority.
