If you’ve been debating politics with your spouse, chances are your kids have listened in. Here are some election books just for them.

“Otto Runs for President,” by Rosemary Wells (ages 4 to 8; $15.99). A young dog defeats two popular, self-centered classmates in a school election. In the end, he learns how tough it is to be president.

“LaRue for Mayor,” by Mark Teague (5 to 8; $16.99). In this slapstick tale, a dog runs for mayor after a crackdown on canine civil liberties. Finally, a real “change agent.”

“So You Want to Be President,” by Judith St. George (7 to 12; $17.99). This Caldecott Medal winner is filled with fun details about past leaders. Sample: William Howard Taft weighed more than 300 pounds and bathed in a custom-built tub.

“Grace for President,” by Kelly DiPucchio (5 to 9; $15.99). Grace, who wants to be the first female president, learns what it’s like to run for office when her teacher organizes an election, complete with an electoral system. Superdelegates not included.