In You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown, the Peanuts gang is preparing for the upcoming school election. When their preferred candidate drops out, Linus is convinced to run for president. Lucy and Charlie Brown become his campaign managers, and Snoopy and Woodstock become his loyal assistants.
At first, Linus seems like a promising candidate. He speaks eloquently and seems to have a good grasp on the issues that matter to the students. However, things start to go off the rails when he makes unrealistic promises, such as giving everyone two recesses a day and lowering the temperature of the school by 10 degrees.
As the campaign heats up, Linus becomes more obsessed with the idea of winning and less concerned with the actual issues. He starts preaching about the Great Pumpkin and using it as a metaphor for his campaign, which doesn't resonate with the other students.
Finally, the day of the election arrives, and Linus is confident that he will win. However, he is ultimately unsuccessful and learns an important lesson about the importance of realistic promises and staying grounded in reality.
Overall, You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown is a charming and funny movie that explores themes of friendship, leadership, and the challenges of running for office. Fans of the Peanuts gang will love watching their favorite characters navigate the ups and downs of the school election process.