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What happens to his stuff that's in the city hall? IE if he has too much stuff in inventory or bank, does it get destroyed whatever is leftover he can't put in there, or whatever is in the city hall the winning mayor can have?

The City hall is a public building - all of the items within it belong to the Mayor, whoever that should be.

Once the Mayor puts something in the building, it is not really theirs anymore - so a new mayor who comes in will take control of those items.

The Mayor should not have to use the City Hall as their personal storage as it is does not use their lots, and they can still have their normal houses.

Hope that helps!

Yours,

a new mayor who is nice would return any personal possession of the former mayor. However,most transition of power is often not nice... Best bet is if you are in a contested unfriendly election is to take all your stuff out of city hall to be safe.

and if your loseing deleate the city

Delete the city... sure, be a **edit** like that. Or if you're not a total ass, do this:

If you are noticing on the last day of the election that you aren't going to win, go ahead and write up your good-bye email, and send it to yourself. If you DO lose the election, go ahead and forward it to all the members of your city, and wish them all luck with the new mayor. Before the election ends, take whatever personal effects you have in there--anything related to YOU. Don't take that bag of deeds for future city expansions--the taxpayers probably ended up purchasing those, and should be left for the city. Just because the voters want someone else in office, doesnt mean you hafta screw everything up before you leave.

Try to leave on good terms, dont be like Karena and try to ruin it for everyone just because you werent doing your job to the citizens' expectations.