Spencer Pratt has filed a formal complaint alleging that Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass violated election law during the mayoral campaign. The complaint claims Bass engaged in campaigning within 100 feet of a ballot box, which the California election code restricts for electioneering near voting locations and election facilities. According to Los Angeles election rules referenced by multiple reports, campaign activity is prohibited within that 100-foot boundary around polling places, ballot drop boxes, or elections offices.
The filings describe Pratt’s allegation as a potential election law breach ahead of the mayoral race, with the complaint asking that the matter be reviewed under applicable election regulations. The reports frame the action as part of a broader political dispute between the parties involved, but they focus on the specific allegation about the distance of campaign activity from election infrastructure. The sources do not provide details on any response from Bass or election officials in the initial coverage.
