Dennis Quaid Endorses Spencer Pratt for Mayor of Los Angeles: A Closer Look at the Actor's Support and Reasons Behind It
Dennis Quaid has expressed his support for Spencer Pratt's mayoral campaign in Los Angeles. Quaid endorsed Pratt during an interview at the 2nd Annual Military & Veteran Entertainment Awards Gala. The actor emphasized his backing for Pratt and highlighted the reasons behind his endorsement. Pratt, known for his role in "The Hills," has focused on key issues such as homelessness, public safety, wildfire response, and government spending in his campaign. He aims to challenge the current leadership in Los Angeles and has garnered support from dissatisfied voters. Pratt's bid for mayor gained momentum following a successful performance in a mayoral debate and the release of viral campaign ads. Despite facing opposition from some celebrities, Pratt has received endorsements from notable figures like Paris Hilton, Joe Rogan, and James Woods. The mayoral race in Los Angeles is heating up as Pratt competes against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass and other candidates. The upcoming primary election on June 2 will determine the top contenders for a potential November runoff. Quaid, a self-described "commonsense independent," has been vocal about his support for Pratt and his concerns about the direction of Hollywood. He has criticized the leftward shift in the entertainment industry and endorsed former President Donald Trump in the 2024 election. Quaid's advocacy for veterans and military personnel was highlighted at the Military & Veteran Entertainment Awards Gala, where he received the 2026 Patriot Ally Award. Reflecting on his experiences during the Vietnam War era, Quaid expressed gratitude for the sacrifices made by veterans and emphasized the importance of honoring their service. He commended the resilience and dedication of the U.S. military, underscoring the country's strength and security due to its armed forces. Quaid's support for Pratt's mayoral campaign aligns with his values of community engagement and respect for those who serve the nation.