Spencer Pratt

We need mandatory treatment.

I don't mean jail.

They don't all need to get jail.

But we need to get mandatory medical treatment to get people off of super meth, get them off of fentanyl, and then we can work on getting them beds.

In another moment, Pratt addresses comparisons between himself and New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani.

The one thing I connect with is I know he promised his voters like the subway will be free.

And I'm promising my voters the metro, the metro buses, the metro trains.

They will be free from urine, feces, stabbing attacks.

So that's kind of similar.

We both had free things for public transportation.

Early voting already underway ahead of the June 2nd primary.

If no candidate reaches the 50% threshold, the top two finishers advance to a November 3rd runoff.

An early April poll from UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs finding 40% of the electorate remains undecided, with Mayor Bass leading the field at 25%, followed by Pratt with 11%, and Rahman at 9%.

But as we get new polls, we'll bring them to you.

That'll do it for your AM update.

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Oh, man.

So Council Member Rahman, you have 30 seconds to respond.