CLAYTON, Idaho (AP) — The state's second smallest city is looking to elect more than half of its official population to office this election season. KTVB-TV reports that according to a 2010 census and a sign on the edge of town, the central Idaho city of Clayton has a population of seven. The city is hoping to elect four residents -- a mayor and three City Council members. The town in the center of Custer County was founded in 1881 as a mining community.

A couple hundred people called Clayton home at one point, but the population has dwindled. Now, there are only about a dozen registered voters set to hit the polls Tuesday. The city has had two mayors resign in the past two years. Wendi McKnight is serving as interim mayor.

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