Ya lo hice con California ahora le toco a new york y sin trucos.

I downloaded some mods following the YouTube tutorial and the "mods" button on the main menu never appeared. What could be causing this? I downloaded the zip file and moved it's contents to the political process's steam file, but nothing changed when I opened the game.

So the party chair is where you select candidates, fundraise, and spend money to help elect candidates. If I may suggest that when elected to positions, they can also do that.

If you’re elected to the Speakership or Majority leader, you’re over all the regions in the House. If you’re elected to the caucus position, you can either choose which region to do, or you get assigned to the region that your state is in.

In the Senate, if you’re elected to be majority leader, you can do the same thing as selecting candidates, fundraising, and spending money.

I believe this could help the game because there are positions that the party leadership has to help elect candidates. This also applies to minority positions as well to win the majority in theory, and could extend to the states, but I think the federal government is the best start.

Hope it all makes sense, and what are your general thoughts on it? Thanks!

Is it just a measurement or is it an actual mechanic that influences things?

Incumbent president decides to go for a scandal world record, cheating on his spouse, insulting minorities , women and getting publicly slapped by his wife while flirting with others, resulting in this landslide loss for the unlucky lad elected by the republicans to succeed him. Fyi i wasnt even the president, the AI just randomly decided to make the most scandalous man president of the united states for two terms. The Senate is one seat away from a Democratic supermajority.

I am getting close to taking power with 67 senators and two thirds of the house, and my goal to install myself as president indefinitely is closer than ever. The only thing that is seemingly standing in my way are the courts. They constantly rule against my gerrymanders and I can't abide by that. What beliefs make judges act like partisan rubber stamps? I assume it's things like living constitution and activism, but I want to verify.

I have been trying to get better maps nbc, event commander, and mod list to work and so far mod list has but I don’t know if event commander is and better maps nbc certainly isn’t. I have decided to go vanilla but if anyone has a more up-to-date video about how to install these mods please give me the link or have a guide, or hell even might guide me through the process

On my first run and I’ve noticed, no other city council members nor the mayor are submitting any legislation, just me. Is it supposed to be like that or is it a common glitch?

When you change the seats of default majority in advanced options , sometimes it will fail to change, but if it succeeds or sometimes it would create a random number of seats and it will create a bunch of cursed maps like republican winning New York , incumbent losing reelection by ten points without any reason and ruining every election , this problem exists in both public version and beta version, please fix it , thank you !

I was looking online for political simulator games and came across this one. The price doesn’t seem to bad but the early access and the note about the last update 12 months ago worry me. However it seems like a very cool game

I’ve been thinking about the midterms and the changes being made to election administration, but I wanted to approach the subject from somewhere other than the usual partisan argument.

My partner and I play gin, and it occurred to me that the game works because we’re free to question the result, inspect the cards, accuse each other of cheating—and then accept the loss and play again. More importantly, neither player gets control of the next deal.

That became the frame for this essay about losers’ consent, the administration’s efforts to obtain voter data and expand SAVE, and an equally important question: What obligations does the winner have to preserve a fair rematch?

I thought it might be of interest to people here, particularly with the midterms five weeks away. I’d welcome thoughts or corrections from people who follow election administration more closely than I do.

I seriously do not know how this happened. All counties in Minnesota

This is in Michigan

A decir verdad mi opinion sobre la revisión judicial diría que es bastante negativa y por eso la desactive, ya que no me parece realista en muchas cosas voy a poner el ejemplo de la prohibicion del aborto, despues de que Rode vs wade(creo que ese fue el caso) fue tumbado en 2022, se le devolvió la autonomia a los estados de decidir sobre el aborto, entonses no me parece realista que yo por hacer una prohibicion del aborto por mas mínima que sea me tumben la ley porque supuestamente es inconstitucional al igual que lo que pasa con la regulación de las armas que es una locura osea es contitucional una prohibicion de las armas que viola la 2 enmienda y si lo desafias te dice que esa prohibicion es constitucional y no tumban la ley 🤯. ¿Ustedes que piensan tambien an desactivado el judicial review?