Spencer Pratt is already setting his sights on November after election results placed him comfortably in second place behind incumbent Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, positioning him for a potential runoff battle that is quickly gaining attention.

Speaking Tuesday night, Pratt expressed confidence and enthusiasm about the road ahead, making it clear that he believes the real contest is only beginning.

“She knows it’s on. I hope she’s ready,” Pratt said. “I literally could not be more excited.”

The candidate projected optimism as results continued to come in, indicating that he feels increasingly confident about his chances moving forward. Rather than treating his advancement as a surprise, Pratt appeared eager to embrace the challenge of taking on the incumbent mayor in what could become one of the most closely watched local races in the country.

Pratt also spoke about his faith and his outlook on the campaign, stating, “I am ready for whatever God puts in front of me.”

His comments reflected a candidate energized by the results and prepared for the next stage of the race. He noted that while he would have been content regardless of the outcome, the strong showing has strengthened his belief that voters are looking for an alternative.

“I was going to be happy if I wasn’t moving forward, but now I feel very confident,” Pratt added.

As the runoff campaign begins to take shape, the contrast between Pratt’s outsider enthusiasm and Bass’s incumbency is likely to become a major theme. For now, Pratt is making one thing clear: he believes he has momentum, he believes voters are listening, and he is more than ready for a head-to-head contest in November.

With months still remaining before the runoff, the stage appears set for an energetic campaign, and Pratt is signaling that he intends to make the most of the opportunity ahead.