When politics meets pole fitness, Mel's life flips upside-down. After Mel's disastrous promo video goes viral, a "family values" group launches a protest against her dance studio. Their leader isn't just trying to stop her from teaching--he's using Mel as a moral scapegoat for his own senate campaign. If he wins, he threatens to change the laws to keep all pole dancing out of their community. Mel's not going down without a fight. Since running for office beats unemployment, she decides to face off against him. She hires a campaign manager and tosses her hat in the ring. There's just one problem: voters don't get pole. Mel needs to change her image, fast. If she can't get the people on her side, she won't have a business to save. And then there's her campaign manager, Daniel. Who knew the hardest part of running for office would be not losing her heart?