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Looking forward to the Hallmark Christmas movie where a high-powered election attorney from the city goes to her rural hometown to litigate an election dispute & falls in love with a small town poll worker who sells Christmas trees for 3 weeks out of the year #Election2020

This sounds like Alaska is the perfect place for this movie to take place in. Edit: The poll worker is a single dad w/a daughter who loves skiing. The attorney keeps falling when she tries to bond w/child on the slopes. Poll worker warms her by the fire.

Good stuff! And the attorney's high school bf with way too much hair gel works for a faceless corporate ski company that's poised to buy the mountain & make it part of a luxry resort chain too pricy for the townspeople ... IF the ballot question authorizing the sale passes.

Naturally, the poll worker was against this purchase and voted no. The attorney, who is not registered in that state so couldn’t vote, didn’t see a problem with a new resort. This leads to the BIG argument the poll worker and the attorney have with each other.

The poll worker's mother, who's always wanted the two to pair, guilts them into making cookies for the "save the ski mountain" bake sale, leading to a heartfelt apology & make up. He wears his mother's apron; frosting is cutely smeared on someone's face; it snows & they kiss.

The poll worker reminds her that their small town has character and a resort would ruin that. She’s convinced. And a terrible attorney. She calls her ex bf to tell him she’s not taking the corporate attorney job with the resort. He says he’s going to tell the poll worker about it

She plans to preempt the ex, tell the poll workers herself, & hope for the best. But then, in a Hallmark Christmas movie miracle, the pollworker's daughter realizes that the mall Santa's mailbox held the tie breaking absentee ballot that saves the mountain!