Mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt and incumbent Mayor Karen Bass will compete in a November runoff following Tuesday's election results, which advanced both candidates to the next stage of the race.
According to the New York Post, Tuesday's election returns positioned Pratt for a runoff election. Pratt is now looking ahead to November and has laid out his plan to challenge Bass for the mayor's office. The outlet reported that Pratt called out the incumbent mayor and detailed his strategy to unseat her.
The Independent UK reported that Bass survived the primary election, with Pratt advancing to the runoff stage. The outlet characterized Pratt as "charging into" the runoff election.
Pratt addressed his outlook on the upcoming contest. "I could not be more excited," he said, according to the New York Post, regarding his plan to defeat Bass in the November runoff.
Bass spoke to her supporters following the primary results. Addressing those who had gathered, she expressed confidence about her path forward.
"I appreciate you for standing with me when others doubted me, because you know who I am," Bass stated, according to the Independent UK.
The November runoff will determine whether Bass remains in office or whether Pratt unseats the incumbent mayor. Both candidates are now positioned for the general election contest, with Pratt having laid out his plan for the campaign ahead and Bass expressing appreciation to her supporters for their continued backing.
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