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Celebrities divide support and donations between contenders for mayor of Los Angeles

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Celebrities and public figures divide their support and financial backing among the campaigns of the three main candidates to win the election for mayor of Los Angeles.

The staunch mayor, Karen Bass, supports her campaign with the achievements she has achieved during her first term, such as her “Internal Internet” program in the fight against the homeless crisis, to have enough support to be re-elected to office.

However, Bass, who has never lost an election in his political career, His rivals in the race are Spencer Pratt, former star of a fact video display, and Nithya Raman, member of the Los Angeles City Council..

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Bass could have a smooth path to leading the polls in the June 2 primary, but it has the setback of the Palisades fire, which broke out on the morning of January 7, 2025when the mayor was in Ghana as a member of a presidential delegation.

Karen Bass

This Monday, Bass received the support of the former vice president and former presidential candidate of the United States, Kamala Harris.

In a statement, Harris praised Bass’s leadership and defended his administration’s results on issues such as homelessness, security, and his stance on federal policies.

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“Mayor Karen Bass is the leader Los Angeles needs right now. He has achieved what many “They said it was impossible: the first decrease in homelessness in two years and the reduction of crime to levels not seen since the 1960s,” Harris said.

For Karen Bass, Harris’ support represents one of the most relevant political supports in the race for mayor.

“I am deeply honored to have your support. It reflects what we are building together: a safer, more affordable Los Angeles that is not afraid to fight for its values“Thanked Bass.

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In addition to Harris, The former congresswoman has the support of influential personalities who have made their support evident with individual donations for his electoral campaign, which have a limit of $1,800 dollars.

Among the personalities who have expressed his support for Karen Bass are:

  • Edythe Extensive: Philanthropist and founder of The Extensive
  • JJ Abrams: film and television director, producer of “Lost”, “Alias”, “Felicity”, “Famous Person Wars: The Force Awakens”, “Famous Person Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” and “Mission: Impossible III”.
  • Samuel L. Jackson: Oscar-nominated actor for “Pulp Fiction,” the “Famous Person Wars” prequel trilogy and “Django Unchained.”
  • Toya Jackson: singer, actress and sister of Michael and Janet Jackson.
  • Jon Feltheimer: CEO of Lionsgate Leisure.
  • Gelila Puck: Designer and wife of Wolfgang Puck.
  • David Miner: Executive producer of “30 Rock,” “Parks and Sport” and “Brooklyn 9-9.”
  • Vega House: Classic Mexican restaurant in Sherman Oaks.

Spencer Pratt

Spencer Pratt, the former member of the fact video display “The Hills”, has been a harsh critic of Karen Bass’s administration as mayor of Los Angelesas well as his work team, regarding the Palisades fire, in which his residence was destroyed.

Spencer Pratt speaks for the length of a look on
Spencer Pratt has been a harsh critic of Mayor Karen Bass’s management.
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Since officially announcing his candidacy in February 2026, Pratt, of the Republican Party, has received campaign contributions from prominent celebrities.

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Among the personalities Supporters of Pratt include:

  • Jeanie Buss: Former owner of the Los Angeles Lakers
  • Katharine McPhee: singer and actress
  • Rick Solomon: Professional poker player linked to Pamela Anderson, Paris Hilton and Shannen Doherty.
  • Jeff Jenkins: Producer of reality shows such as “The Straightforward Existence,” “Conserving Up with the Kardashians,” and “Whole Divas.”

Nithya Raman

The member of the Los Angeles City Council surprised locals and strangers, including Karen Bass, announcing his participation in the race for mayor of Los Angeles a few hours before the deadline for registering applications.

Los Angeles Councilmember Nithya Raman talks for the length of a press convention first and foremost of the annual homeless depend in the North Hollywood fragment of Los Angeles Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024. Los Angeles County's annual depend of homeless residents started Tuesday evening — a foremost part of the assign's efforts to confront the disaster of tens of thousands of folks living on the streets. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)
Nithya Raman ran for mayor in the last hour.
Credit: Richard Vogel | AFP/Getty Photography

According to the results of some surveys, Nithya Raman has positioned herself with a high percentage among preferences of active voters in Los Angeles.

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Despite the short time that her campaign has lasted, Raman, married to a Hollywood producer, has managed to receive support and donations from renowned people.

Among the personalities who have contributed their contributions to Raman’s project are found:

  • Jon Favreau: Former speechwriting director for President Barack Obama.
  • Vera “Mindy” Kailing: Actress and writer (Raman spoke at Kailing’s star unveiling ceremony on the Hollywood Walk of Fame).
  • Adam Scott: actor of “Severance” and “Parks and Sport”
  • Michael Schur: Creator of “Parks and Sport” and “Brooklyn 9-9.”
  • Chris Lloyd: creator of “Well-liked Family”
  • Paul Scheer. actor and comedian.

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