Incumbent Mayor Karen Bass holds a lead in the November 3 runoff against City Councilmember Nithya Raman, reflecting trader assessments of her broader support across Latino-majority neighborhoods and stronger fundraising. Bass advanced from the June primary with 34 percent amid a crowded field that included Republican Spencer Pratt, who Raman overtook in late mail-ballot counting to reach the top-two contest. Recent weeks have featured an advertising surge on both sides highlighting homelessness services, housing costs, and accountability at the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, where the candidates diverge on shifting control to City Hall. Raman has secured endorsements from the Democratic Socialists of America and several labor groups while internal polls show her competitive or slightly ahead in some surveys, though Bass retains structural advantages as the sitting mayor facing a progressive challenger from the left.
Resumen experimental generado por IA con datos de Polymarket. Esto no es asesoramiento de trading y no influye en cómo se resuelve este mercado. · ActualizadoLos Angeles Police Protective League launches ad attacking Nithya Raman over homeless camp votes
The police union released an ad criticizing Raman for voting against clearing homeless encampments near schools, intensifying the political battle over homelessness and affecting her campaign's public image.
Nithya Raman gains major union endorsement from UNITE HERE Local 11
Nithya Raman rises to 38%3%
Nithya Raman received a significant endorsement from the workers union UNITE HERE Local 11, which represents many immigrant workers, bolstering her campaign's labor support and grassroots organizing efforts ahead of the runoff election.






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