Avoid making NPCs Hostile if possible and neutralize all Hostile NPCs before leaving the floor to raise floor electability.NPC zombies will still attack the clerk on the way to the podium park, so be careful if there are any in Mayor Village! You'll need to hypnotize them, somehow get rid of Fair Game and acquire a translator, or remove Vocally Challenged in order to talk to the clerk and run for mayor. Keep in mind that Fair Game will make the clerk in the Mayor's Office run away or be hostile.Zombies don't vote for you if spawned by the Zombies Disaster or Zombies Ate my Game Balance Mutator they will however, still vote for you if you are a zombie. The Zombie class, despite making all non quest-givers Hostile upon sight, can easily increase electability by filling every floor with friendly zombies.If you want to win the election, it can help to play as classes that increase electability ( Bartender, Cop) and avoid negative interaction characters like the Slavemaster. Traits play a huge part of determining Electability.The reason floor and city electability starts at -5 is because the existing Mayor starts with an incumbent advantage.Electability was added in Alpha 60 along with Mayor Village.
Initially Hostile/ Annoyed Riot and War Zone NPCs, Ghosts, and Shapeshifters do not vote.NPCs that leave the floor via an elevator will still have their vote counted for that floor (Escort Quests, etc.).In order to win the election against the Mayor, your Electability (City) must be at least +1 by the time you reach the Mayor Village. City electability will not change if floor electability is 0. Positive floor electability will raise city electability by +1 while negative floor electability will lower city electability by -1. This starts at -5 at the beginning of a run and will change at the end of each floor depending on the value of Electability (Floor). These are the things which change the player's Electability (Floor), and the amount of those changes. NPCs which begin the level Annoyed/ Hostile do not decrease your Electability, but killing them does benefit your Electability. NPCs which begin the level Aligned/ Loyal/ Friendly provide less Electability than NPCs which begin Neutral and are swayed to your cause. The table below details the effects NPCs have on floor Electability. This is shown as a whole value on the stats screen but is tracked by the game as a decimal value that is rounded to the nearest number. This starts at -5 at the beginning of each floor and is adjusted by the NPC Alignment of all non-imprisoned living/undead NPCs on the current floor.
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