THE BIG CHEAT: Spencer Pratt Lead Collapses as Statistically Impossible Late Ballots Dumps

President Trump is railing against California’s rigged election system against Spencer Pratt and Steve Hilton.

“It’s FOUR DAYS and they STILL aren’t even CLOSE to telling you who won. You know why?

Because they’re RIGGING the election, that’s why. Four days!”

“It’s a crooked state. We have crooked THIRD WORLD elections in a lot of our states and we should pass our SAVE AMERICA ACT!”

🚨 President Trump is CALLING OUT California's RIGGED election system against Spencer Pratt and Steve Hilton

"It's FOUR DAYS and they STILL aren't even CLOSE to telling you who won. You know why?

Because they're RIGGING the election, that's why. Four days!"

"It's a crooked… pic.twitter.com/7gtQjhDgHE

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) June 5, 2026

Spencer Pratt got MORE donations than ANY OTHER LA mayoral candidate EVER has.

No way We the People buy that he came in third.

Trump MUST send in the feds to do the counting. pic.twitter.com/XxySnaaEHU

— Mila Joy (@Milajoy) June 6, 2026

Last night, the Los Angeles mayoral race had in 65.8% of expected votes, with 291,000 outstanding.

Today, they have 64.3% of expected votes in (less than yesterday) with an estimated 311,000 outstanding (more than yesterday).

Are they just going to keep increasing the number of… https://t.co/9rm0hJMFIk pic.twitter.com/yYFz7N8fjy

— Viva Frei (@thevivafrei) June 5, 2026

Spencer Pratt RECEIVED 0 out of 24,000 votes in a late night LA ballot drop.

0/24,000

A guy getting around 30% support got 0 out of 24,000.

Impossible.

California no longer even hides it.

If Raman takes second and Pratt does not qualify for the general election, after days upon days of thinking he would, it will be the political equivalent of watching the Palisades burn again. If you can’t hold leaders accountable for their failures, then democracy does not exist. (California Post)

Doors need to be kicked in.

Spencer Pratt got 0 out of 24,000 votes in a late night LA ballot drop.

0/24,000

A guy getting around 30% support got 0 out of 24,000.

Astronomically small probability of happening.

Impossible.

California no longer even hides it.

Doors need to be kicked in.

— C3 (@C_3C_3) June 5, 2026

PROOF OF CHEATING IN CALIFORNIA.

Notice that Karen Bass and Nithya Raman each increased by about 10,000 votes, but Spencer Pratts number stayed the EXACT SAME.

So, in over 20K votes cast, Spencer didn't get ONE.

This is IMPOSSIBLE.

The fix is surely in. pic.twitter.com/YAgNssszOY

— Mila Joy (@Milajoy) June 4, 2026

🚨🚨An Assistant U.S. Attorney is now INSIDE the Los Angeles ballot-rigging center, as @USAttyEssayli has officially opened MULTIPLE federal investigations into voter fraud in the state of California.

2020 IS UNDERWAY: CALIFORNIA:

The very last ballot dump late last night in… pic.twitter.com/mvbcGClDOb

— 🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸 (@Real_RobN) June 5, 2026

Look:

🗳️ Many have been asking me describe the potential signature verification loophole for Los Angeles mail in ballots.

It says: “If a voter is unable to sign, the voter can make a mark witnessed by one person.”

Here, the person drew a happy face & “witnessed” it with a scribble.… pic.twitter.com/PZxSoiJdS8

— Houman David Hemmati, MD, PhD (@houmanhemmati) June 6, 2026

California has more ballots left to count now than on Wednesday morning

Seems legit pic.twitter.com/gfXsmfB9bX

— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) June 5, 2026

Defies logic:

FRAUD ALERT!

What's remarkable is that despite the fact that Karen Bass is the clear frontrunner and Raman is in third, Raman is getting the lion's share of the new votes!

That's statistically impossible. Karen Bass should be getting most of the new votes as the clear… pic.twitter.com/Ec1BY4LQw3

— Bill Mitchell (@mitchellvii) June 6, 2026

The math here defies reasonable logic. I see no reasonable way the 3rd place candidate suddenly starts beating #1 and #2 4 days after the election. This is third world country stuff we’re watching. https://t.co/DmBC4UA4Ue

— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) June 6, 2026

How are Democrats cheating in L.A.?

Let me show you…

There are 26 registered voters at this toilet in Los Angeles.

I’m not kidding. I have the voter records. See for yourself. The only thing here is a stinky port-a john inside an empty parking lot.

No homes. No mailboxes.…

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) June 4, 2026

🚨🚨An Assistant U.S. Attorney is now INSIDE the Los Angeles ballot-rigging center, as @USAttyEssayli has officially opened MULTIPLE federal investigations into voter fraud in the state of California.

2020 IS UNDERWAY: CALIFORNIA:

The very last ballot dump late last night in… pic.twitter.com/mvbcGClDOb

— 🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸 (@Real_RobN) June 5, 2026

There needs to be a federal audit into California elections

This is how Democrats steal elections in California. An election worker is seen running through the same huge stack of ballots 3 different times

The same batch is ran, taken out, ran again, and again, and again… pic.twitter.com/8jclWh9WmO

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) June 5, 2026

Prospects have dimmed for Spencer Pratt, Los Angeles

By Jon Fleischman, NY Post, June 5, 2026:

Since Election Day on Tuesday, Los Angeles County has begun the long, slow process of counting late-arriving and provisional ballots.

And the race for second place in the mayor’s contest is moving in a direction that should concern Spencer Pratt supporters, and anyone who thinks Los Angeles needs to move toward a more centrist, common-sense course.

Friday afternoon’s update added roughly 140,000 ballots countywide, with about 42.7% from within the city of Los Angeles.

This IS IMPOSSIBLE, and yet, the Senate will not pass the Save America Act.

39.3% vote in…
Karen Bass had 117,579
Spencer Pratt had 86,323

42.4% vote in…
Karen Bass 130,429
Spencer Pratt 86,323 https://t.co/2fbcZ8WYUG

— MOMof DataRepublican (@data_republican) June 3, 2026

Mayor Karen Bass remains firmly in first place with 34.98% of the vote. The real drama is the battle for the second runoff spot between Pratt and City Councilwoman Nithya Raman.

Going into this update, my estimate was that Raman needed to outperform Pratt by roughly 11 percentage points in the remaining vote to have a realistic chance of catching him.

Instead, she did much better than that.

Raman gained 23,115 votes in Friday’s update, compared to 10,711 for Pratt and 20,419 for Bass. In a single ballot drop, Raman netted 12,404 votes on Pratt.

Put another way, she received more than twice as many votes as Pratt in this batch.

The updated totals now stand at 215,868 votes for Bass, 174,260 for Pratt, and 153,588 for Raman.

Pratt still holds second place, but his lead over Raman has been cut to just 20,672 votes.

With observers estimating that 550,000 to 600,000 ballots may still remain countywide, there are likely well over 200,000 mayoral votes left to count.

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That is more than enough for Raman to make up the difference if she keeps posting numbers like Friday’s.

The remaining vote appears to be behaving as many California election veterans expected. Late-counted ballots have historically tended to be younger, more urban, and more progressive than the Election Night vote.

Earlier in the week Pratt appeared to have a relatively comfortable path to the runoff.

Today, that path looks considerably narrower.

The ongoing count also highlights a problem with California’s election system.

Most voters expect elections to be resolved in a straightforward way: The polls close, the ballots are counted, and winners are declared.

Instead, Californians are left watching races change for days or weeks as late ballots trickle in.

To be clear, there is no evidence of fraud in the Los Angeles mayor’s race.

But when results shift dramatically after Election Night, it undermines confidence.

If Pratt ultimately falls short after leading for much of the week, this process will add insult to injury for his supporters.

And if Pratt does not make the runoff, it will say a great deal about where Los Angeles is headed.

His campaign has focused on quality of life, public safety, homelessness, and basic competence at City Hall.

In the governor’s race, Xavier Becerra appears all but certain to advance to the November runoff and has now barely moved ahead of Steve Hilton for first place.