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Pratt accuses Bass of ‘illegally gaming the election’

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All three right-leaning outlets—California Post, Washington Examiner, and RedState—focus on Pratt's allegations against Bass, emphasizing the legal implications of her actions. The California Post highlights the specific election law in…
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Pratt accuses Bass of ‘illegally gaming the election’
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We just filed a formal complaint for illegally gaming the election. We must protect our democracy.” He shared a video of Bass meeting with supporters as she and some voters dropped off ballots at a ballot box. At one point in the video, the mayor approaches a young child in a stroller holding a sheet of paper that reads “Babies 4 Bass.” “Electioneering within 100 feet of a ballot box is AGAINST THE LAW,” Pratt continued.

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Campaign Pratt accuses Bass of ‘illegally gaming the election’ Comments: by Ryan Mancini - 05/26/26 3:10 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Ryan Mancini - 05/26/26 3:10 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt on Tuesday accused incumbent Mayor Karen Bass (D) of violating city election laws by appearing near voting centers on her campaign social media accounts. A lawyer for Pratt, a former reality star from “The Hills” on MTV, filed a complaint to Los Angeles City Clerk Patrice Lattimore to “immediately investigate and take all appropriate enforcement action” against the mayor and stating that Bass engaged in “illegal electioneering.” “She is so accustomed to breaking the law with no accountability, she even filmed herself doing it,” Pratt posted on…

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