Spencer Pratt
Reality TV personality known for "The Hills" and "The Hills: New Beginnings." Announced 2026 mayoral run after losing his Pacific Palisades home in the January 2025 LA wildfires. Running on a platform of fire preparedness, government accountability, and disaster response reform.
In the News
These Strange A.I. Videos Boosted Spencer Pratt's Campaign—and May Be the Future of Politics - Time Magazine
Reality star Spencer Pratt is upending Los Angeles’ mayoral race - theweek.com
Spencer Pratt says he doesn’t care about national politics after Trump backed his bid for L.A. mayor - NBC News
Can Spencer Pratt ride viral videos to victory in the race for LA mayor? - CNN
Opinion | Unfortunately, We Have to Take Spencer Pratt Seriously as a Politician - The New York Times
Spencer Pratt Calls Political Opponents Terrorists - C-SPAN
The rise and fall of 'The Hills' star Spencer Pratt's improbable campaign for Los Angeles mayor - AP News
In LA, Spencer Pratt Proves Anger with Democratic Party Leadership is Real - Independent Voter News
From ‘The Hills’ villain to LA mayoral contender: Spencer Pratt’s viral video-fueled campaign - AP News
Spencer Pratt Fails To Progress In Los Angeles Mayor’s Race - Forbes
Spencer Pratt's unexpected political rise from MTV villain to Karen Bass' challenger - Fox News
Reality TV star Spencer Pratt tests LA voters' appetite for political outsider - Fox News
Spencer Pratt rides Big Tech’s rightward wave as latest Silicon Valley titan opens wallet - Fox News
Spencer Pratt Seems Like the Only Sane Man in Los Angeles Politics - National Review
Spencer Pratt responds to L.A. mayoral race loss, says 'it's war' in new video - ABC7 Bay Area
Spencer Pratt’s Mayoral Bid May Have Failed, but His Style of Politics is Here to Stay - Friday Things
Opinion | Pratt out, Raman in: What Los Angeles voters can now expect in the mayoral race - CalMatters
Spencer Pratt holds lead over Raman for final runoff spot in L.A. mayoral race - KTLA
Spencer Pratt Takes Us Around the City He Thinks He Can Save - interviewmagazine.com
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