When a hot shot Indianapolis reporter wants to interview Leslie it sets off an unfortunate chain of events. Andy faces down the final in his class, and Ron's luck in love highlights Chris's loneliness. Also, Katy and Jacob tackle this episode without Kirk for the first time ever.

Leslie and Ben find Bobby's new campaign manager to be a real challenge, while Ron is forced to actually complete a project. Katy, Kirk and Jacob wonder about polls, Pawnee TV news, and how much the producers actually know about politics.

When Leslie tries to juggle work, life and her campaign, she forgets Jerry's birthday. Meanwhile, Kirk, Katy and Jacob battle severe technical issues and complicated schedules to get this episode produced.

Leslie is almost as uncomfortable having Dave show up in Pawnee as Katy, Kirk and Jacob are having to discuss another episode with Louis C.K in it.

Leslie goes to great lengths to find Ann a date, while Ben struggles with a Valentine's Day scavenger hunt.

Leslie loses perspective when she goes to great lengths to win the support of one unpleasant voter, Ron's worldview is thrown for a loop, and the staff try to raise funds amidst personal drama. Meanwhile, Kirk and Jacob are joined by Jessica Post, the executive director of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee.

Leslie and Ben disgree about how to respond to the arrival of a well-funded opponent, Bobby Newport. Meanwhile, Katy, Kirk and Jacob are completely bored by the other two throwaway plots in this episode.

Leslie attempts to relaunch her city council campaign as Chris tries to help Ben through his unemployment.

Leslie tries to find a new way to stay civically engaged during her suspension, Ben tries to find a new job, and Katy, Kirk and Jacob try to find out who the hell is paying for polls in a Pawnee City Council Race.

We don't have an episode this week, we have a message: Election Day is Tuesday. Go vote!