The Soul Man

Boyce decides to run for mayor after witnessing the red tape involved in paying for a traffic ticket, while Lolli worries that wearing eyeglasses will make her unattractive.

Boyce lets his family run his mayoral campaign, but after a few failed events, he goes behind their backs and hires Alicia, a professional campaign manager.

Alicia finds skeletons in the Ballentines' closet that could derail Boyce's campaign, Boyce considers firing a staff member, and Lolli tracks down lewd photos of herself.

Lolli and Stamps form a Super PAC to fund Boyce's campaign without Alicia's approval, but when they host a casino night event, they need Alicia to bail them out.

Alicia has Boyce attend a donor event to raise funds, but things get complicated by the donor's penchant for Confederate flags, while Barton looks for a temporary preacher.

Lolli's kicked off a wine-tasting train for being too loud and Boyce has her back even though he thinks she's wrong, while Stamps helps Alicia relieve her campaign stress.

Boyce and Lolli's old Vegas neighbors crash a quiet viewing party of Boyce's first TV campaign ad, while Stamps and Alicia out their relationship.

Current mayor Saxby and Boyce square off for a debate and Boyce tries to keep it clean and focus on the issues, but Saxby uses a story Lolli told his wife in confidence.

Mayor Saxby retaliates for Boyce's debate performance and shuts off power, water and garbage collection at the Ballentine home, resulting in a union strike.

Blamed for the garbage strike, Boyce and Lolli turn to the media to score a victory against Saxby but can't celebrate for long when Barton needs to be hospitalized.

Trailing by one point in a poll, Boyce must convince a third candidate - the local dentist - to drop out of the race and endorse him, while Barton is admitted to the hospital.

On Election Day, Boyce realizes how the mayoral campaign has affected his family and their future together.