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If Democrats can't bend the rules or delay the count until their preferred ballots drop, they struggle to win in competitive spots. Look at the LA Mayor primary on June 2, 2026. On election night, Republican Spencer Pratt was in strong contention for the runoff spot, leading or close in early in-person votes. Then days of mail-in ballots rolled in. Progressive Democrat Nithya Raman surged past him, securing second place behind incumbent Karen Bass. Pratt got leapfrogged as late counts favored the left. Same pattern we've seen before: Election Day looks one way, final results another. California makes this possible with some of the loosest voting laws in the country: - Universal mail-in ballots sent to every registered voter. No excuse needed. About 80% vote by mail. - Ballots postmarked by Election Day can arrive up to 7 days later and still count. - Signature verification is the main check. No photo ID required for most voters. - Late counting and curing processes drag on for days, creating windows for disputes and surprise votes. Critics say this system invites doubt and potential abuse, especially in deep-blue areas where one party dominates the process. Supporters call it access. Either way, when in-person results shift dramatically after mail drops, trust erodes. Fair elections shouldn't need weeks of mystery counting or rely on rules that reward whoever controls the canvass. Secure elections with same-day voting plus ID protect everyone's vote, left, right, or center. Without real reforms, skepticism will only grow. What do you think? Time for California to tighten up? #ElectionIntegrity #LAMayor #CaliforniaVoting

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I voted for this. 🔥👏🏻

It all makes sense now

Pretty sure this is what’s happening in California

Sad but true

Will @spencerpratt make it to the run off?

Seems legit

Probably real footage. @spencerpratt is the answer

Bums for Bass seems legit @MayorOfLA needs to go. If you actually think she will make LA better this time around, you’re an idiot.

Sadly, this is 100% accurate. Vote for @spencerpratt

California’s one-party Democratic machine has perfected the art of taxpayer-funded patronage. Under decades of total Dem control, the state budget balloons past $300 billion while problems like homelessness explode. They’ve poured over $24 billion into homelessness programs since 2018 with audits showing massive failures to track spending, measure outcomes, or deliver results. Street counts keep rising. Where does the money go? Mostly to a web of left-wing nonprofits and NGOs. These groups get fat government contracts for “services.” Then the revolving door spins: high salaries, overhead, and connected executives. Audits in LA, San Francisco, and statewide reveal poor oversight, untracked funds, inflated metrics, and vulnerability to waste and abuse. Even more troubling: the “behested payments” loophole. Politicians like Gavin Newsom can personally solicit donations from companies and interests with business before the state-directed straight to favored nonprofits. Newsom has steered hundreds of millions this way, including over $4 million to nonprofits tied to his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom (funding her salary, her production company, and related work). Donors often include entities lobbying the administration or winning state contracts. Lawmakers across the Capitol set up their own linked nonprofits that rake in millions from unions, health care giants, telecoms, and others regulated by Sacramento. It’s legal influence peddling dressed up as charity. The money flows from taxpayers → government contracts/grants → NGOs → salaries, perks, advocacy and often back into political networks via donations, endorsements, and get-out-the-vote efforts. This isn’t solving problems, it’s sustaining an empire of dependency. Persistent failure justifies more funding, more contracts, more power. California taxpayers foot the bill for inefficiency and self-dealing while crime, costs, and exodus continue. Time for real reforms: strict performance audits with clawbacks, competitive bidding, bans on behested payments to family-linked groups, full transparency, and voter accountability. One-party rule without checks breeds this. Hell, maybe try throwing these corrupt Democrats into prison. What do you think, California? Enough is enough

This is BRUTAL for Karen Bass. CNN: “Your goal was to end street homelessness by 2026 in LA. It’s now 2026. We haven’t ended it, and we’re not close. How are you so OFF?” Bass: “When I said that… I didn’t realize the bureaucratic barriers. I’m prepared now.” CNN: “But you promised it would go away by 100%. It’s only gone down about 17.6%. Why would people trust you?” Bass completely melts down. Another massive reason to vote Spencer Pratt for Mayor. She’s cooked. 🔥 #SpencerPrattForMayor #FireBass #SaveLA

President Trump just dropped major details on the White House ballroom: It’s not just a ballroom — it’s a military fortress with a full hospital, research facilities, meeting rooms, a drone port, 360-degree defenses, snipers, and goes six stories underground. Trump: “The ballroom is really a shield protecting all of the things in there.” He called it a lasting gift to future presidents and the country. Next-level security for the People’s House. 🇺🇸 #Trump #WhiteHouse #AmericaFirst