California elections have no integrity
Republican candidate Spencer Pratt was never going to be the next mayor of Los Angeles, a city where 70% of voters chose Vice President Kamala Harris over President Donald Trump in 2024. But Pratt did have a shot at beating Trump’s 26.5% of the vote, an accomplishment which would have secured him one of the top two spots and pushed him into the general election.
TL;DR
- Republican Spencer Pratt narrowly missed advancing to the Los Angeles mayoral general election.
- Mail-in ballots counted after election night changed the outcome, causing Pratt to lose his lead.
- The article criticizes California's election system for slow vote counting and lack of photo identification requirements.
- California is described as a "global outlier" in its inability to deliver fast and fair election results.
- The state's voting system is accused of being designed to take a long time to count votes and facilitate manipulation.