Imani Moise

NWSJ reporter Elizabeth Vandell says the race is giving Republicans some headaches.

Polls close tonight at 7 p.m.

Texas time.

Go to WHJ.com for results and more analysis.

And now we look at California, where a former reality TV star, Spencer Pratt, known as the guy everyone loved to hate on the hills, is shaking up the Los Angeles mayor's race.

Since losing his home in last year's Palisades fire, Pratt has launched an attention-grabbing campaign focused on issues like homelessness, public safety, and frustration with current city leadership.

Pratt, a Republican, is running a flood-the-zone campaign heavy on social media moments.

I'll tell you how I became the prince of a town called Bel Air.

And podcast appearances, including the Joe Rogan experience.

The city hasn't elected a Republican mayor in nearly three decades.

And today, fewer than 15 percent of Los Angeles city voters are registered Republicans.

The current mayor, Karen Bass, is running for re-election.

The latest polling shows she's leading the field.

Pratt and city council member Nithya Raman are battling for second place ahead of next week's primary.

The top two finishers will advance to a November election if no candidate wins a majority of votes.

And finally, are ultra-wealthy car buyers ready to trade horsepower for kilowatts?

Ferrari's first all-electric vehicle, the Luce, is a $640,000 car designed with former Apple designer Johnny Ive.

And it sparked an uproar.

Ferrari shares tumbled 8% today, wiping out more than $5 billion from the market cap of Europe's most valuable automaker.

WSJ reporter Ben Katz explains.