Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass expressed full confidence in obtaining in the primary elections, which will take place this Tuesday, June 2enough votes to seek re-election in office in the general process in November.
Bass He closed his campaign strong with various events over the weekend to meet with residents and ask for their vote when presenting their proposals for the city for the next four years.
Now is the time to construct your disclose heard. I visited Venice to focus on over with voters and judge on the progress we’ve made collectively to alternate our metropolis.
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— Karen Bass (@KarenBassLA) June 2, 2026
In addition to Bass, in the final hours before the start of the mayoral primary elections, the other two prominent candidates, Councilwoman Nithya Raman and reality star Spencer Prattalso made their efforts to aspire to receive as many votes as possible.
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Raman, a former ally of Mayor Bass, surprised the Los Angeles City Council by announce yourself as a candidate at the last minute.
Pratt, who was one of thousands of victims who lost property to the Palisades Fire of January 2025, has taken on part of the anger felt by a large sector of voters for the way the emergency was handled.
In an interview with ABC, Bass said he had no concern about be left out in the November general elections.
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“Not me. There are many surveys. I’m not worried. I would never be reckless. I would never be presumptuous, but I think no candidate is. On the other hand, I think I’ll be fine“said the trusty mayor of Los Angeles.
Bass acknowledged that some voters were waiting until the last minute to vote. However, He believes the reason is because of the uncertainty in the California gubernatorial race.. He asked voters to give him four more years to finish what he started.
“If you haven’t decided yet, remember this: Homelessness has decreased for the first time in many years. 42,000 units of affordable housing, with more to come. Crime has reached its lowest level in 60 years. So we have a lot to look forward to in our city,” Bass added.
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In reference to her opponent Raman, Karen Bass said that takes credit for reducing homelessness in his district.
“He takes credit. That’s Internal Safe’s job. That’s what we did from the mayor’s office to help her.just like we help all the members of the city council,” Bass said.
Raman offers to account
During her campaign in Boyle Heights, Nithya Raman declared that her work represents a change in the trajectory of the city of Los Angeles.
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“I think that We have been spending an extraordinary amount of money to get incremental results without accountability to residents,” Raman said.
The municipal council representative said she was worried about Angelenos losing trust because they pay taxes so that the funds are used to combat the homelessness crises.
“That’s what my approach looks for. That’s what I want to offer residents. I want people to feel tangible change and trust that every dollar is spent responsibly.“Raman declared.
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Spencer Pratt did not have any public campaign events this Monday, June 1before election day. He limited himself to publishing a video on social networks to intensify his criticism against Nithya Raman, with whom he is fighting for second place in the preferences.
“At this point, voting for Nithya is a wasted vote. It’s a feud between Karen (Bass) and me. It is a change against more of the same,” Pratt said in his message.
According to Pratt’s campaign team, The candidate held meetings with voters throughout the city this Mondaybut chose not to be filmed.
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If any of the mayoral candidates obtains more than 50% of the votes this Tuesday, he will win the race directly. Otherwise, the two candidates with the highest number of votes advance to the November general election.
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