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Spencer Pratt took his LA mayoral campaign to Fox & Friends Thursday morning with five days until the June 2 primary \u2014 and invoked divine intervention on his path to City Hall.<\/p>\n

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“I have a feeling God wants me to just win with 51% on June 2, and it’s over,” the registered Republican and former The Hills<\/em> star told hosts Ainsley Earhardt, Brian Kilmeade, and Lawrence Jones.<\/p>\n

Pratt, 42, launched his longshot bid for LA mayor in January after losing his Pacific Palisades home in the devastating 2025 wildfires \u2014 and has since parlayed viral outrage into a surprisingly competitive campaign against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass.<\/p>\n

On Thursday, he touted a fundraising haul of $2.72 million between April 19 and May 16 \u2014 dwarfing Bass’s $283,000 and progressive challenger Nithya Raman’s $400,000 in the same period. A recent LA Times poll showed Bass leading with 30%, Pratt at 22%, and Raman at 20%. NBC News<\/p>\n

Pratt has positioned himself as a nonpartisan outsider \u2014 despite being a registered Republican who voted for Donald Trump in 2024. On Fox, he leaned into the contradiction. “I’m a registered Republican, but my supporters are all Democrats,” he said, “because Los Angeles is all Democrats.”<\/p>\n

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The campaign hasn’t been without turbulence. Campaign finance filings show his operation has paid more than $60,000 to the executive director of America First California, a MAGA-linked think tank. His own sister, Stephanie Pratt, has urged Angelenos to vote against him, writing on X that “a vote for him is a vote for stupidity” and accusing him of simply trying to stay famous and sell his memoir. <\/p>\n

Bass is said to prefer a runoff against Pratt in the city where Democrats outnumber Republicans nearly four to one. <\/p>\n

Pratt closed his Fox appearance with a direct appeal to voters, urging them not to wait until Election Day. <\/p>\n

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“We can always outvote cheating, period,” he said.<\/p>\n