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Spencer Pratt is speaking out for the first time after being shut out of the runoff race for Mayor of Los Angeles.

Earlier this week, it was announced that councilwoman Nithya Raman defeated the 42-year-old former The Hills reality star, securing her spot as the second candidate in the race for Mayor.

At the time, 93% of the votes had been counted since election night last week, and Raman, took a significant lead over Pratt and will face off against incumbent mayor Karen Bass in the election this November.

Days later on Thursday (June 11), Pratt shared a brief message on X.

“Are they done counting yet?” he wrote.

As of the latest ballet drop on June 10 in California’s counting process, Pratt has 216,783 votes, which translates to 25.52% of the counted votes as of right now, per NBC News. Mayor Bass has 291,397 votes and Councillor Raman has 246,333. According to the L.A. County election results, Bass is at 34.30% and Ramen has a growing 29%.

More election results are expected later on Thursday, but they are not anticipated to significantly change any results at this stage.

In press conference, Raman made a pledge to Pratt‘s supporters to deliver on the changes they want to see in L.A. com the November election.

“I think Spencer Pratt tapped into very real frustrations that people are facing here in this city,” Raman said, per ABC7. “I think they’re looking at a city that has failed on some of the most basic functions and is still asking us to trust the city on solving even more complicated things like homelessness, like our affordable housing crisis, and they’re seeing in that a real lack of trust and a lack of faith – and a real frustration about the direction that the city is heading in.”

“I share that frustration,” she continued. “I share that frustration, and I think we can use this moment, and we can use this campaign, and we can use a new mayor in City Hall to demand that change and to deliver that change for Angelenos. I want them to expect more from the city, and I want to deliver more from the city for them.”

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