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FACT CHECK #-0P0U5NB
06/09/26 · 12:11 PM UTC · 12 SOURCES
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What you submitted
“Nithya Raman's expected baseline share of top-three votes was 24.0%.”
TL;DR ·The provided sources contain no evidence to confirm or deny the 24.0% baseline figure.
WHAT WE FOUND
The provided documents do not contain any reference to an expected baseline share of 24.0% for Nithya Raman . While sources confirm a close race between Raman, Spencer Pratt, and Karen Bass, the specific figure cited in the claim is absent from all reports . Source 1 mentions a poll where Bass led Raman by one percentage point but it does not specify a baseline percentage for the top three candidates . Other sources describe Raman's eventual movement from third to second place as more ballots were counted . Although Source 5 mentions that misreading of data fueled false claims and conspiracies regarding the election, it does not explicitly link these claims to the 24.0% figure .
SOURCES
- 1 · latimes.comWEBPoll shows Bass, Raman and Pratt in tight race for mayor - LA Times
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- 2 · nytimes.comNEWSRaman Gains on Pratt in L.A. Mayor Race But Many Ballots Remain
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- 3 · union-bulletin.comWEBDoes Nithya Raman still have a chance in LA's mayoral race ...
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- 4 · ktla.comWEBNithya Raman continues to narrow gap on Spencer Pratt in Los ...
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- 5 · yahoo.comWEBHow a misreading of data fueled false claims about L.A. mayoral ...
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- 6 · nbclosangeles.comWEBRaman overtakes Pratt for 2nd in LA mayoral race, results show
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- 7 · politifact.comFACT-CHECKERPolitiFact
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- 8 · deadline.comWEBNithya Raman Overtakes Spencer Pratt In L.A. Mayor Race, Latest ...
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- 9 · ballotpedia.orgWEBNithya Raman - Ballotpedia
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- 10 · hollywoodreporter.comWEBNithya Raman Is Closing in on Spencer Pratt in Mayoral Primary
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- 11 · thehill.comWEBLos Angeles mayoral race narrows to Bass, Raman with Pratt loss
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- 12 · abc7chicago.comWEBProgressive Nithya Raman beats Spencer Pratt to take 2nd spot in ...
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