Majority Rules

Becky's friends accidentally get her on the ballot as a candidate for mayor.

Becky begins her campaign for mayor of the city of Mayfield against the current mayor, Mort Braddock.

Becky discovers her first day as mayor will not be so easy when the council issues complicate Margo's birthday party.

Becky lands in hot water after allowing a school fundraiser at the Mayfield Aquatic Center without verifying booking policies, causing major trouble.

Mayor Becky is grounded by her mother, and exacts revenge by using her political power position.

Becky isn't happy when she must work with a nemesis on an environmental project for the city.

Becky suspects that city hall could be haunted so she decides to throw a party there.

When Becky gets a pie in the face from a mystery person, Jarmin and Mo help track him down.

Becky and her friends have an unusual idea to increase tourism in Mayfield.

When unflattering photos of Becky spread, the mayor tries to restore her reputation by entering a local beauty contest to win back public favor.

Becky organizes an art show to protest the cut in investment to the arts.

Councillor Pugh is organising a town hall meeting while Becky is stuck in detention. He wants to close the community centre that Becky loves.

Stressed-out due to pressure from her post as mayor of Mayfield, Becky takes a day off and lets Kiki in charge of a budget meeting.

Former mayor of Mayfield, Mort Braddock, trips over Becky's skateboard and threatens to sue her. To avoid a lawsuit, Becky has to apologise.

When a video of Becky dancing in her office at city hall leaks on the Internet and becomes a viral hit, her maturity is called into question.

Becky organises a Halloween party at the town hall to check if the place is haunted.

When Becky gets two free concert tickets, Margo and Kiki compete to be her guest.

A friendship is tested when neat freak Kiki moves in with disorganized Becky for a week.

Becky and Jack accidentally lose the bus that would take them hiking.