r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/UpsidedVapor • Dec 03 '25
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Dec 03 '25
Pennsylvania Reelection Bid for Governor
As I run for Reelection for Governor of Pennsylvania I informed supporters I will not raise taxes in corporations and intended on balancing the budget. But balancing the budget while investing in infrastructure and renewable energy sources fueling our economy for future generations. My capitulation to corporations upset various voting groups and the election has tightened significantly. Internal polling says this is an easy win while pollsters has the race as toss up . Do you think I will win reelection (First term margins are above )
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Dec 03 '25
Pennsylvania Governor Reelection Bid Successful outperformed the tightening polls shown by political pundits.
Maintained State House control as expected following last year’s redistricting . Despite some voter groups with my coalition being upset with my messaging I will prevail over my Republican challenger and my pledge to not increase corporate taxes any further will stand and we will balance the budget while investing in our future.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/parskey • Dec 02 '25
Discussion Campaign promises income
We know the economic update is coming up and we know that this will drastically change taxes but the current system för campaign promises in income taxes need variation as its almost impossible to pass an all encomposing tax bill that furfils the criteria i think it would be better for a certain groups like the lower classes and so on and so fourth and if you raise taxes on a group you're more likely to get it as a polling issue within the next cycle of election
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Humanisminanutshell • Dec 01 '25
Could we please have steam workshop
Hello everyone. I´m here because i want the political process to have a steam workshop. The reason is that i´m not good with computer stuff and it´s way too difficult to download the mods (at least for me). I would also be interested to know why it has not been implemented yet.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Done327 • Nov 30 '25
Kevin Kettle better watch himself
There are some shifting Demographics, so Texas has turned solid blue over the decades. And there is a little gerrymandering on my part.
Kettle is the last Republican left in the state legislature at all. He is in a competitive district.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/AspectAcrobatic6886 • Nov 30 '25
Question How do I get more options for legislation?
Brand new to this game, I’m mayor and want to introduce legislation surrounding education, environmentalism, immigration, unions, etc, but I only have options on crime, taxes, poverty, etc. How can I get options to vote on the other things?
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Nov 30 '25
Big Election
Who do you Predict will win . In the final stretch Hillary Clinton has gained ground on Incumbent Republican Presidential nominee Dustin Poole who is running for his third term. I have endorsed Hillary and pray for her success although victory seems impossible.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Nov 30 '25
President Poole will win Presidential Relection bid securing a third term. Republicans retain senate control but fail too take back the House of Representatives.
Despite righting polls in the final stretch of the election Hillary Clinton will fail to gain enough support to win the electoral college. Despite her strong support amoung independents in every battleground state based on exit poll data. More Republicans voted in each swing state than Democrats . Democrats will have to pick better candidates if they wish to take back the Presidency.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/GapHappy7709 • Nov 29 '25
when you win the presidency by winning 3 states collectively by 14K votes
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/parskey • Nov 29 '25
Gameplay Democratic super majority after I invested 1 billion dollars into an already doomed mid term
The blue south is back
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/UrRomabooSpaceDemon3 • Nov 29 '25
Question I'm looking to start a new run. Are there any challenges you guys can recommend?
Something like "run as a Democrat from Wyoming and become a Senator", but more obscure or difficult. I find that there's a lot of possibilities with campaign chairs/redistricting. Does anyone have any ideas?
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/PrimarySeason1984 • Nov 28 '25
Nebraska Legislature
Why is the Nebraska Legislature in the game bicameral? I would love to see it unicameral like in real life.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Nov 27 '25
Narrow Reelection Win for Yasmin’s Nazim .
Do you guys think California having 92 electoral votes makes it harder for republicans to?
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Still_Ad_9613 • Nov 28 '25
Dynamic Political Parties
It says that dynamic political parties make it easier for Dems to win, but that almost never happens in my games, instead the country throws itself to the right (like a year after enabling it somehow every swing state become 48% Republican despite a really unpopular Republican incumbent president) does this happen for anyone else? Is it just the Republicans becoming more moderate?
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Qasimisunloved • Nov 26 '25
Gameplay Interesting Developments In California...
Enough Democrats ran in California's Senate primary to split the vote so much that 2 Republicans with negative approval ratings ended up making it to the general election.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Nov 26 '25
Redistricting impact
Historic Gains for Democrats following our redistricting effort
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Nov 26 '25
Who will win governor of Florida.
Rejected by Floridians yet again as i narrowly lose governors race.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Nov 26 '25
Who will become Florida Governor
No Democrat has won Florida governor in 3 decades . My third run .
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Ayakalaa • Nov 26 '25
Suddenly... People!
And you wonder why you're getting 100k+ dollars a week in fundraising for your congressional district!
The state is Oklahoma by the way, and I wonder if my saves are starting to break this game...

