Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt spends Election Day at Roscoe’s House of Chicken ‘N Waffles, a well-known local restaurant. According to reports, he greets voters and customers while making final stops as the election proceeds. Fox News describes the visit as part of his push to make the city “streets safe again,” contrasting his campaign messaging with that of Mayor Karen Bass. The New York Post similarly reports that Pratt shakes hands during his final campaign hours at Roscoe’s. The New York Post also adds that after visiting the restaurant, Pratt stops at one of the city’s oldest churches and prays with voters as part of his closing effort. Across the accounts, the core details are that Pratt uses Election Day to engage directly with voters at Roscoe’s and frames his final push around his campaign priorities. Both outlets present the restaurant stop as a prominent public-facing moment in his closing hours, while the New York Post includes additional information about a subsequent church stop.