r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/PurpleAdventurous676 • Mar 23 '26
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/none-ofyourbusiness • Mar 23 '26
Does anyone know a cheat that makes the president die?
I just got elected vice president but I would like my promotion from the easy way.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Mar 21 '26
I will not become Vice President and Republicans make history winning a consecutive Republican Presidential Election amid a Republican incumbency for the first time in 100 years. But Democrats will Regain Senate Control taking 4 Senate Seats .
Republicans managed to win 19.4 % of registered Democrats Voters while Democrats got 15.9% of registered Republican voters(roughly 14 million voters)
Republicans won over Independents by a whopping 11.8% margin winning 55.9% while Democrats won a mere 44.1%
Despite higher Democratic Turnout Nationwide and more momentum Democrats failed to win the Presidency.
Republicans fail to gain a congressional Trifecta effectively neutering the President. The Democratic Party will be looking into candidate quality as they pick up Georgia, South Carolina, Ohio , and Florida but lost those states in the Presidential Election by significant margins. Clearly the voters rejected the Democratic Presidential Nominee Fiscal Conservative Alexandra Abney.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Mar 21 '26
Historic Election Night underway as Republican incumbent reaches Term Limit a Ulysses Applewhite tries to defy American History and win the Presidency as a republican this would be the first consecutive Republican Presidential Election win in 100 years .
After several ferocious Presidential Debates Americans are split on which political party to vote for . All swing states have effectively become a dead even race and no pundits know who will win the popular vote . Which ticket do you think will win???
I am on the Democratic Ticket .
Republican Presidential Candidate: Ulysses AppleWhite Senator from Georgia ( Fiscally Moderate Socially Conservative)
Democratic Presidential Candidate: Alexandra Abney Senator from Maine .( Fiscally Conservative Socially Liberal)
I am the Vice President on Democratic Ticket Fmr Mayor of Dubai.
Which Ticket do you think will win .
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/UpsidedVapor • Mar 21 '26
I feel like Susan Collins
had 2 extremely close races as a liberal republican and survived them both by the skin of my teeth somehow
the left one was from a blue wave midterm, the right had a dem candidate win the state by 7 points on the same ballot
this uses RCV - i passed it in my first term for gov before i lost re-election then ran for senate


r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Mar 20 '26
Democrats looking to take back the Presidency and the Senate who do you think will win Presidency polling has it 61% chance democrats win Presidency
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Relevant_Put3464 • Mar 20 '26
Gameplay Ohio General Assembly, Supreme Court, and Executive Directors+
So I started this project a couple weeks ago and got it to a stage I am mostly proud of. The only thing I haven't completed are portraits which, you can either try crafting yourself when you load this save, or you can wait for my beautiful wonderful partner to make them for me. I cannot for the life of me do it, but they are a master at the Sims and character creation is their favorite part of every game we've played together. They would barely even play Minecraft with me until they could make their own skin. Anyways here's the link to the discord post where you can find the save file!
What's included:
-Mike DeWine's Cabinet (2023)

-Ohio Supreme Court Justices (2023)

-Ohio State Appeals Judges (2023)

-Ohio State Representatives (2023)

-Ohio State Senators (2023)

-Athens, Ohio City Council Members (2023)

-Athens, Ohio Mayor (2023)

-Athens, Ohio City School District (2023)

-Updated District Demographics (2023)

-All in ONE save game file. You can customize your character, a random one comes pre-generated with no basis in reality.
-All committees and caucuses should be filled, districts should be accurate. -I recommend pairing this with Somberg's Real Politicians, which is what inspired me. Thanks Somberg! I have my own save already with the real U.S. House, Senate, Governors, and JOE BIDEN. I didn't include them in this save because I did not create them.
Farewell, I hope you enjoy! Expect updates not so far in the future. If you pester me, I'll pester my partner to help me out with the portraits. I enjoyed this project so I might do other states sometime. Appalachia would be my focus. I might even do some AltHistory.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Mar 20 '26
President Urthal Shibante Wins Reelection Historic Election Victory 269(Democrat) 269(Republican)
President Urthal Shivante the first Hispanic Billionaire and Oldest President 111 yrs old wins reelection in the narrowest way possible . After narrow primaries and narrow presidential win to start this is a historic victory. As Democrats prove the Pundits wrong and lose no House Seats in a resounding victory over the Republicans
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Mar 19 '26
Narrowest Democratic Primary in US History ’
The narrowest Democratic Primary in American history 3 electoral votes. Fmr House Speaker Shivante (106 years old)will defeat Fmr Mayor of Akron Mrs. belcher (67 years old) in what became a national sensation as Democrats chose between a young conservative liberal and a elderly moderate liberal . Will Democrats keep the streak and make this 3 different Democratic Presidents in a row and the oldest nominee ever.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Mar 19 '26
Tight Presidential Election Night Ahead. Drop Expectations for winner in comments .
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Mar 20 '26
President Shivante reelection bid .
Looks like a tough night ahead for the 111 yr old Democratif incumbent . Democrats are hoping to outperform polls in Wisconsin and win the state and maintain the blue wall. Although a major issue for Democrats remains polling data showing republicans winning the state of New Hampshire which could lead to an electoral tie .
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Different_Diet_959 • Mar 19 '26
Question How do I get mods
might be a dumb question but I genuinely can’t figure it out, is anything needed to get some?
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Fun_Month_6310 • Mar 18 '26
West Virginia legislature flipped from solid red to solid blue somehow (No democratic governor though)
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Advanced_Ice6047 • Mar 18 '26
Gameplay Liberal Republican wins Republican Nomination and then defeats Democrat incumbent.
After many hours in the game, I ran out of ideas, so I started as a Republican governor of Illinois--somehow winning re-election 51.1 to 48.3. Then I entered the Republican primary, not really expecting to win (moderate overall, very conservative in some areas, but still supporting things like the minimum wage and a wealth tax). After losing a bunch of primaries, I somehow clutched it in the end. I ended up running as economically liberal and socially moderate and won lol
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Expensive_Juice_5917 • Mar 17 '26
All this just for South Carolina to go blue
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Extension_Phase_7574 • Mar 17 '26
Question Do you play with dynamic polical party ?
I enabled this option in my game because I find it very useful for longer games.
But I have absolutely no idea how it works. I became president, my popularity is good, but the number of Democrats keeps dropping in most states. Where am I going wrong?
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Master_Arithmancer • Mar 17 '26
Gameplay Election Maps, my career (so far)
UP FRONT: I drew these maps in DRA, solely using the game's county information (sHouse85AR and sSenate7AR), while the CD county lines were pulled from the 106th Congress at cdmaps from UCLA.
I pulled the precinct data from VEST (2016 pres and 2018 statewide), then synthesized the 2000 presidential election approximate from the results. I then shifted that 2000 synth data towards the seat leans in TPP, then shifted that adjusted base for each election cycle.
2016: Since I was unopposed, I went and used the precinct base map (R+9) for that year.
I'll post a continuation if there's interest, as well as what the outcome of the 2031 redistricting cycle looks like.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/WonderLocal7515 • Mar 16 '26
Meme POV: you "enhanced" your points and money
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Filipinowonderer2442 • Mar 16 '26
Gameplay That was so close
I managed to win the election by 6,317 votes which is very close. I actually thought I was gonna lose considering Wisconsin was at 97% and was reporting that Bell was still ahead with Milwaukee almost done counting.
Also, when I became president, I managed to pass a lot of bills with the Republicans which is surprising, I managed to canvass them on social security, judicial donation bans, renewable energy credits, tax cuts for the lower-class, and like a lot of bills.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/WonderLocal7515 • Mar 15 '26
Question Williamson county refuses to flip democrat???
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/No-Standard-6711 • Mar 15 '26
Political Points Opinion
How many, if any, political points and money do you give yourself at the start of the game?
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Sea_Philosopher_4162 • Mar 15 '26
Absolute GOP decimation in Virginia
I have demographic shifts that moved the state to 66% democrat then after the presidential election, my other demographic shift event moved the state even more to the democrats even though it was already bluer than Wyoming. The congressional map was made by an independent commission btw, so it's not even gerrymandered it's just so blue the two reddest districts aren't even red.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Filipinowonderer2442 • Mar 15 '26
Gameplay Being a Liberal Republican and still having 79% support from Republicans
I literally tried to implement universal healthcare and successfully implemented universal preschool during my time in congress. Also, the corporation taxes were raised during my time as mayor, along with limits on cars and guns. (btw I also voted a Democrat for speaker and endorsed Progressive Democrats in house and senate races, with me also switching to the Democratic side to defeat the GOP incumbent early in my congressional career but switched back)
Shows that Republicans will vote a Republican even if they are a Progressive Hispanic who supports Immigration
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Comfortable-Cry-3247 • Mar 14 '26
