With just over a week until the June 2 primary for Los Angeles mayor, Spencer Pratt's campaign is under intense scrutiny, particularly regarding his ties to former President Donald Trump. Recent polling from Cygnal reveals that 65% of Democrats are less likely to vote for Pratt due to this association, overshadowing his background as a reality TV star, which deterred 59% of Democrats. Currently, Pratt holds 22% support, closely trailing incumbent Mayor Karen Bass at 25%. Trump's recent comments have raised concerns among Pratt's supporters, as former Trump advisor Steve Bannon noted that a formal endorsement could negatively impact Pratt's chances in a Democrat-heavy city. Meanwhile, the race for City Council is heating up with significant campaign financing, especially in the contest to replace Bob Blumenfield, where over $1 million has been invested by special interest groups. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has also established its first ethics commission, aimed at preventing corruption, following the approval of Measure G. As the primary approaches, the dynamics of endorsements and campaign financing will play a crucial role in shaping the electoral landscape.