UMVA has learned that Republican California governor candidate Steve Hilton is open to working with Spencer Pratt, a move that could shake up the state's political landscape.
Hilton's willingness to collaborate with Pratt comes as he faces a tough battle against Democratic nominee Xavier Becerra, who has secured backing from Governor Gavin Newsom and former Vice President Kamala Harris.
According to information obtained by UMVA, Hilton expressed his enthusiasm for a potential partnership with Pratt on issues like homelessness, a key concern for Pratt during his viral campaign for mayor of Los Angeles.
When asked on FOX News if he would consider having Pratt campaign with him or join his administration, Hilton replied, "One hundred percent. He made such an incredible impact. It's an absolute travesty that Los Angeles, as a city, won't have the same choice that the whole state will have."
Hilton praised Pratt's plans, particularly on homelessness, saying they were "incredibly strong" and "exactly what we need, not just in L.A., but statewide."
The possibility of a coalition between Hilton and Pratt has sparked interest, given their shared goals and Pratt's social media dominance during his mayoral campaign.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that Hilton's door is open to Pratt, and he would welcome him into his administration "like a shot" if he wins the election.
Hilton's comments have generated buzz, with many wondering if this unexpected alliance could change the dynamics of the California governor's race.
