In the Season 1 finale, the race proves to be a tight one on Election Day as Kane and Stone try to work their political magic. Meanwhile, Emma’s world is rocked, and Meredith takes great measures to prove her loyalty to super.

In the days leading up to the election, Kane makes a move to regain control over City Hall. His ploy may help identify his political adversaries, but it may not necessarily improve his public image

After his political image takes a serious hit, Kane decides to take a break from government; Kitty comes to an emotional crossroads; and Meredith, suspicious of Kane’s extracurricular activities, goes looking for opportunities of her own.

Kane and his camp take on the media when long-buried information is dug up, and with the primary rapidly approaching, the politicos do everything they can to maintain the upper hand.

Kane’s political and personal life is spiraling out of control, and his supporters begin to lose confidence in him; Zajac’s campaign lands him in uncharted territory; and Miller digs deeper for some elusive answers.

With Zajac’s campaign gathering steam, Kane needs to adjust to his health situation; Miller digs deep to come up with some embarrassing dirt on Gov. Cullen

With a new, powerful entry in the race, Kane and his people flex their political muscles to maintain their hold. Meanwhile, a worried Meredith suspects her husband is keeping something from her

A fictitious study of the personal and professional life of ruthless Chicago mayor Tom Kane (Kelsey Grammer). In the premiere episode, he is diagnosed with a neurological disease but must remain focused on his role in an upcoming gubernatorial primary while dealing with relationship woes involving his distant wife and their estranged daughter