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Jun 11, 2026

Spencer Pratt Bombshell Huge Update After Ballots Drop Overnight in LA Mayor Race

Los Angeles, California - June 11, 2026

Initial Republican Leads in California Primary Face Shifts as Late Ballots Continue to Be Processed

Following Tuesday’s primary elections, early vote tallies in key California races showed strong performances by Republican candidates. However, the state’s extended ballot-counting process has produced changes in preliminary results, raising questions about the pace and transparency of election administration.

In the Los Angeles mayoral race, right-leaning candidate Spencer Pratt held the top position after initial counts. The high-profile campaign had drawn considerable media attention and positioned Pratt as a notable contender.










 

In the gubernatorial primary, former television host Steve Hilton maintained a lead with approximately 28 percent of the vote. Former Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra followed at roughly 25 percent, while progressive billionaire Tom Steyer stood at about 20 percent, according to figures representing roughly 60 percent of the total vote as of Wednesday morning.

Extended Timeline for Ballot Counting


California’s election system is characterized by a prolonged counting period that often stretches several days or longer after polls close. This timeline stems largely from the volume of mail-in ballots, provisional ballots, and the detailed verification processes required before final tabulation.

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