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Yes, it is perfectly correct. 'If you were a mayor, you would be in control of a town council.'
To refer to the mayor of a specific place, for example your own town, you would omit 'a' or replace it by 'the':
'If you were (the) mayor, you would be able to change the transport policy.'
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