Comedy
Payton has known since childhood that he's going to be president. First he'll have to navigate the most treacherous political landscape: high school.
After a charismatic candidate joins the race for student body president, Payton searches for a running mate who will make him seem more authentic.
Amid escalating concerns about his vice presidential pick, Payton gets plunged into a family crisis that stokes long-seething resentments.
While Payton plays hardball with Harvard admissions, shocking betrayals and a scandalous videotape take the election to a new level of ruthlessness.
With the election just days away, Payton faces tough questions about just how far he's willing to go to defeat his opponent.
Payton makes an eleventh-hour push to lock down the school's undecided voters, including one student who has other things on his mind besides politics.
As Payton confronts hard truths about his ambition following an election day bombshell, he reconnects with a former ally -- and becomes a target.
Payton faces his darkest hour and the fight of his life as transgressions are revealed, backs stabbed and confessions made.
Payton reevaluates his life after a reckoning, but when a window of opportunity opens, he grapples with a big decision about his political aspirations.
Payton Hobart
Dede Standish
Astrid Sloan
Infinity Jackson
Alice Charles
McAfee Westbrook
James Sullivan
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