Trump once again questioned the integrity of the American elections. This time the event was Los Angeles. US President Donald Trump said that the elections in the US are so unfair that it is hard to imagine. As an example, he again turned to the history of the Los Angeles mayoral election and the defeat of the candidate he supported, Spencer Pratt. The story started back on June 2, during the primary elections. Initially, Pratt, a former reality star and MAGA supporter, was in second place, ahead of Democrat Nitya Raman. In Los Angeles, the two candidates with the most votes advance to the next round. However, as the postal notes continued to be counted, the situation changed. Raman defeated Pratt and took second place. Incumbent Mayor Karen Bass came to her side for the November finale. Trump then called the fraud an incident and said Pratt's loss of advantage could not be explained other than vote manipulation. But the story continued on November 3. In the second phase, Nitya Raman defeated the incumbent Mayor Karan Bass. According to data released on November 5, Raman received 52.1% of the votes compared to Bass's 47.9%. The current mayor admitted defeat. Thus, the candidate that Trump initially provoked for his promotion to the final, eventually became the new mayor of the second largest city in the United States. However, no evidence was presented that the change in early voting results was the result of fraud. In California, the counting of mail-in ballots continues after Election Day, in accordance with state law.