Stephanie Pratt is crying foul over the Los Angeles mayoral race, claiming she was cheated from voting for her brother Spencer after his name allegedly failed to appear on her ballot.
“I tried to vote twice for my brother with my Palisades address (I have my own home there),” Pratt said, weighing in on an investigation into alleged voter fraud led by Los Angeles’ top federal prosecutor, Bill Essayli.
“He was NOT on the ballot either time and they told me I couldn’t try a 3rd time.”
Essayli initiated multiple investigations into alleged election fraud following President Trump’s claims about California’s primary.
Focusing on individual actors rather than a wide-scale conspiracy, the probe includes on-site monitoring of ballot counting and a disputed audit of voter registration records.
Stephanie’s comments came hours after her brother was dumped out of the mayoral election after a huge dump of ballots on Monday went to rival Nithya Raman.
She will now face off with her old friend Karen Bass in the runoff in November. Before the latest drop Spencer was seen out in Santa Barbara.
His outspoken posts on local issues and his willingness to challenge establishment politicians had helped him turn what some saw as a publicity stunt into a fierce campaign.
Before he lose the election, Pratt tried to rally his supporters with a battle cry. “Folks, we’re dealing with a fraction of a percentage point difference.
“There’s still hundreds of thousands of votes outstanding, and LA officials have given us the next three weeks to count!” Pratt said. “Let’s git-r-dun!” he added.
