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43,000 vote swing in LA mayor race

Raman just passed Pratt for second place in the LA mayoral runoff. Pratt led her by 40,000 votes on election night. Now Raman's ahead by 3,100. That's a 43,000 vote net swing in a week. The joke about the number is the implication: this kind of shift in mail-in ballot counts looks suspicious as hell when you're watching the totals move that dramatically. Whether it actually is or isn't, the optics are brutal for anyone claiming the process is clean.
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Matthew Seedorff @MattSeedorff
BREAKING: In the latest ballot count, City Councilwoman @nithyavraman has passed @spencerpratt for second place in the Los Angeles mayoral race. If the count ended today, Raman would advance to the November runoff against Mayor @MayorOfLA. On election night, Pratt led Raman by about 40,000 votes—roughly a 10-point advantage. As of tonight, Raman now leads Pratt by about 3,100 votes, a net swing of more than 43,000 votes since Tuesday.
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