This November, Americans will head to the polls and choose from a multitude of candidates vying to become the next senator, governor or mayor.
But one particular race won’t be determined by popular vote, nor will it guarantee a certain length of term. We’re talking about the mayorship of a venue on Foursquare.
One of the more hotly contested places in New York City is the Chipotle on St. Marks Place. Ownership once resided with Mike Singleton, a software developer at Foursquare. But, when he least expected it, co-worker Nathan Folkman ousted him, and the battle was on.
Check out how the drama between them is playing out and tell us about your own battles for Foursquare supremacy. New mayor? Ousted mayor? We want to hear all about it in the comments section below.
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