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Nithya Raman Promises She’ll Be a “Relentless Advocate” for Hollywood
Addressing a showbiz crowd, the mayoral candidate says she’s uniquely positioned to represent the industry.
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L.A. Mayoral Candidate Nithya Raman Says Legality of Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger “Should Be Decided in Court”
As Mayor Karen Bass called for a quick resolution to the standoff, her rival in the 2026 elections, Nithya Raman, said the legal process should take its course.
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Spencer Pratt Breaks Silence After Losing Bid to Advance in L.A. Mayoral Race
"Are they done counting yet?"
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Nithya Raman Takes a Decisive Lead for L.A. Mayor, Ending Spencer Pratt’s Meteoric Rise
A lead on election night didn’t hold, and 'The Hills' star is politically done (for now).
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Nithya Raman Passes Spencer Pratt as Mayor Vote Count Becomes ‘Hills’-level Drama
The ex-MTV star was all ready to call it after Tuesday's primary. But a new drop of ballots puts Raman ahead of her rival.
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Spencer Pratt and Steve Hilton Surge With Nearly Two-Thirds of California Primary Ballots Counted — But Pratt Rival Nithya Raman Is Gaining Ground
Karen Bass and Xavier Becerra are also in position to advance to the November election for L.A. mayor and California governor, respectively. Progressive gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer sits outside the bubble.
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Why Spencer Pratt’s Grievance Politics Are More L.A. Than You Think
The reality star, who recently memed himself as the antihero from revenge thriller ‘Falling Down,’ seeks to upturn the Los Angeles liberal establishment with backlash-fueled populism. He’s not the first.
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Hollywood Supported L.A. Mayoral Candidate Nithya Raman. Has She Returned the Favor?
Her rival, incumbent mayor Karen Bass, contends Raman has not taken meaningful action on the city's production crisis while serving on the city council, and is only now exploiting the issue to score political points.
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L.A. Production Crisis Now Mayoral Race Flashpoint
Karen Bass, Nithya Raman and Spencer Pratt know it's kitchen-table politics for the city's working classes.
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