A Vote for Marge (and a Side of Fries)

When Marge announces over a breakfast of burnt toast that she's running for mayor, her steady voice and haloed blue hair inspire hope in a town desperate for civic repair. Determined to fix crumbling Town Hall and reclaim neighborly decency from Quimby's oily charm, Marge throws herself into door‑to‑door campaigning while Lisa builds policy plans under an oak tree and Bart sharpens his mischief.

Homer, who mishears "campaign" as "camping," arrives with a gargantuan food truck and all the confidence of a man who believes democracy has fries. What follows is a deliciously chaotic collision of earnest politics and greasy hijinks: rally speeches drowned by sizzling oil, a giant sandwich float sliding into Homer's truck, flyers and dignity smeared by mustard and ketchup, and a donut‑obsessed smear campaign secretly funded by Mr. Burns.

Bart's prank calls, Moe's reluctantly donated tables, Apu's samosas, Ned's awkward endorsements, and Smithers' guilty donut smile all swirl into a townwide mess that only Marge's plainspoken honesty can cut through. When Bart's prank backfires on Burns and Homer's truck erupts into edible confetti, Springfield's sticky citizens rediscover what really matters.

In a narrow victory, Marge wins the mayorship and accepts the town's messy love with an olive branch to Quimby. Homer redeems himself by turning the food truck into a free community kitchen, Lisa turns civic lessons into classwork, and Springfield holds a gloriously sticky ribbon‑cutting complete with Flanders' blessing and Krusty's awkward juggling. A heartfelt, messy episode about family, forgiveness, and the strange power of fries.

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