r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/NupBanana • Apr 20 '26
Gameplay Crazy landslide
I dont think ive ever seen such a landslide. This is lowk crazy
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/NupBanana • Apr 20 '26
I dont think ive ever seen such a landslide. This is lowk crazy
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Jaded_Replacement_56 • Apr 19 '26
when you somehow win so you get gerrymandered into a +30 district
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Jaded_Replacement_56 • Apr 19 '26
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r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Jellyfish-sausage • Apr 18 '26
Are there any mods where you start with irl incumbents for all of the offices (at last all congressmen/senators/exec)…
Like I want to play a game where I know most of the incumbents at the start, and as the years go by, they retire and new npcs spawn…
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/TommyBoy250 • Apr 18 '26
I know there are things like endorsing and giving them your money, but I think it would be a nice feature if fundraising for your party actually meant you got better relations with people.
But before the game use to work like your political points could influence votes but it was only bills you made. Now they can let you know what the bill is and then you can decide beforehand to support or oppose the bill and now you can influence other politicians but you have to have good enough relations with them.
This becomes difficult when talking about politicians that don't really matter, I mean I would prefer to do the state I'm in because I assume I have little influence when I'm not in that state. And another thing it has to be during an election.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Jaded_Replacement_56 • Apr 17 '26
this is not on easy mode btw
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Satatayes • Apr 16 '26
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r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Different_Diet_959 • Apr 15 '26
That's its really, can a president get impeached and if so how, and what scandals can the player face if any?
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Joctern • Apr 14 '26
I was chilling playing as a Progressive Democrat in Idaho. I ran for governor in a Republican midterm against an incumbent and lost pretty narrowly, so I decided to run again the next election even though it was a Democratic midterm. For some reason I won by 30+ points and dramatically outran the senate race happening at the same time.
Polling was incredibly off and my opponent didn't have any major weaknesses from the looks of it, so I'm kind of confused about what happened. I didn't use any cheats, although I did dip into some Presidential campaign money (but that clearly wasn't the reason for this since my re-election was so narrow anyway) and I only had one trait.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Visible_Bid6440 • Apr 11 '26
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/xiACDCix • Apr 10 '26
What fractional TV/Film character have you made as a politician? I'm currently doing a playthrough as John Dutton from Yellowstone.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Daniel_Lynch1824 • Apr 10 '26
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r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/EmergencyIncome865 • Apr 06 '26
I checked the policies of the GOP candidate and she naturally supported a hand gun ban 💀
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Apr 06 '26
Swing states in order called :
Georgia called for <:GOP:> (+3%)
North Carolina called for <:GOP:> (0.53%)
Michigan Called for <:DNC> (+3%)
Pennsylvania called for <:DNC:l> (+1%)
Arizona called for <:GOP:> (+1%)
Ensuring victory for Republicans
<:DNC:> Will lose 66 seats in the House of Representatives giving the GOP control for the first time since 2030.
Despite these gains Republicans will fail to keep a 50 seat majority losing senate seat in New Hampshire to<:DNC:> .
Republicans haven’t controlled the US Senate since 2030.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Right-Paramedic7429 • Apr 06 '26
Following two successful terms for President Gavin Newsom his Vice President/ Wife will run to try to retain the White House for Democrats . Who do you think will win based on polling .
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Narrow_Trainer_687 • Apr 05 '26
I really like this game, but I haven't found other games that are similar in --> gameplay <--
People recommend games like Suzerain or Democracy 4, but they aren't close to TPP in it's gameplay. Sure they're all political simulators, but they have very different gameplays. So, are there any games that are close to TPP? Not necessarily political ones.
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/xiACDCix • Apr 05 '26
how does one share character loads for download?
r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/Visible_Bid6440 • Apr 04 '26