Trump blasts crooked California elections as Spencer Pratt falls into 3rd place in LA primary

President Trump labeled the California primaries “crooked” in a blistering tirade and threatened “great trouble and consternation” if the Republicans are locked out in November’s general election. Trump’s fiery threat comes as Spencer Pratt was pushed into third place in the Los Angeles mayoralty primary for the first time Sunday, five days after polls closed, and Steve Hilton hasn’t stamped his ticket to November’s gubernatorial election yet.“Has anybody been watching the CROOKED Election going on in California,” Trump raged on Truth Social Sunday.“Two great Republican Candidates are being cheated, and so is America, which if the Dumocrats are able to fulfill their mission, great trouble and consternation will follow. “Watch this ‘Election’ closely!!!”Trump previously claimed the Democrats are “trying to steal the elections” and announced a probe into the sluggish vote count.Pratt was overtaken by far-left Democrat Nithya Raman, five days after she wept while addressing her supporters as the results began to trickle in.And prediction market Polymarket suggests Raman’s chances of making the run-off are 99%, with Pratt on 1%.Raman has managed to overtake Pratt by gaining more votes than the former reality TV star in every update that has been provided since Tuesday.Pratt’s 8.1 percentage point lead over Raman that he held on election night has now turned into a 0.4% deficit. There has been a swing of more than 43,000 votes from Pratt to Raman since election night. Incumbent mayor Karen Bass has already confirmed her place in November’s run-off – having received 34.7% of the vote with 83% of ballots counted.Raman’s team told KNBC they were “encouraged” by the current results, while Pratt reacted to KNBC reporter Matthew Seedorff’s post alluding to the net swing. “A net swing of more than 43,000 votes since Tuesday… 43,000, huh? Where have I seen that number before?” Pratt wrote as he shared a screenshot of t...