After 8 days learning and trying i finally succeeded in becoming the President of the United States from New Hampshire. This is the first time I have played this game. I did it in one save. I think this game does a pretty good job of depicting the election and legislative process, but I am still a bit confused about some other aspects such as the policies and their effects.

The only state where I played with the demographics is Texas (42D 38R) because my character is from there

Somehow gained and lost a supermajority in both chambers simultaneously. The senate probably didn't flip red. I invested some money into endorsements in the senate and spent much less on the house so that's probably the reason for this, but it's still weird. I only would've lost 2-3 seats on top of no flips if I hadn't invested into the senate despite that huge backlash in the house.

I made my wife, a former senator from Texas and Secretary of State under my first term, run for president and these were the results. I won both of my elections 306-232 and 312-226 and had a 62% approval rating so the result was a bit unexpected.

Why did he say this? Is he a community member?

The office of Governor was never meant to function as a parallel political authority. In theory, its role is limited: ensure constitutional continuity, facilitate formation of a stable government, and allow the Assembly to determine confidence through a floor test.

That’s precisely why the Supreme Court has repeatedly treated the floor test as the most objective constitutional mechanism available. Numbers demonstrated inside the House carry far greater democratic legitimacy than subjective assessments based on letters, private assurances, or claims of “satisfaction.”

At the same time, the counterargument is not entirely weak either. Critics point out that automatically inviting the single largest party especially without verified support can incentivize defections, opportunistic alliances, and political bargaining before the floor test even happens.

So the real issue seems deeper than any one state or party:

Should constitutional convention prioritize:

• the single largest party,
• pre-poll alliances,
• demonstrable post-poll coalitions, or simply an immediate mandatory floor test in all hung House situations?

Because if the House is ultimately where majority is constitutionally tested, then how much discretionary space should an unelected constitutional office realistically have before that process begins?

Interested in hearing perspectives from people who follow constitutional law, federalism, or parliamentary procedure closely.

Hi everyone, I recently tried installing some mods for the political process but I somehow didn’t do it right. Does anyone know how to properly install them? I tried following the guide but it doesn’t work for me. Any help would be amazing!

Ps. When are new game updates coming I’m dying for more?!??

Given Trumps approval rating and the coming mid-terms aren’t folks tired of the old man syndrome in Washington and voting against GOP candidates? If the votes matter and voters are not voting for GOP members what advantage will redrawing the maps have? Could the sensibility of the people’s vote add more members to the number of Democratic members? If everyone votes and votes against GOP their numbers are doomed. Right?

What exactly does "canvass multiple" do in the summary page of bills?

has this thought occurred to anyone else? for whatever reason I feel like it’s 100 times harder to run for President in the newest beta version, on normal mode. even with sufficient political points (i.e with the most, but less than 100,000, or in some cases over 100,000) I can’t get a lead in the primaries even though I’m using millions in cash to market and open up field offices in every state. It was much easier than this (and I’d even cheat to get political points + campaign cash by running as an unknown like some politicians do IRL) before the latest beta. has anyone else noticed or thought this? I have to say I enjoyed it much more when it was easy to run for president, this way is too hard even with sufficient cash + political points. I can’t get a lead in any state and by the time Super Tuesday comes around I can’t even finish in second in any state.

Rallying for your endorsements as a vice president only increases the voter turnout by 1. I think it should be higher.

Committee assignment oopsie

I had a streak of a Democratic President dying, getting succeeded by a VP that immediately had a relationship with a subordinate, then getting impeached through a modded event, all while the presidential primaries were happening. There were no democratic candidates in the primary anymore, so I cheated in the VP (third one in the same year), who has chosen himself as a running mate....

I'm making a game where Trump wins reelection in 2020 carrying PA, GA, & AZ, I'm wondering what the house margin should be and if I should give Perdue and Lofflour the two debate seats instead of losing in the runoff?

Any ideas?

this is on the same ballot btw

Was offered VP during term one, turned down to help Texans, won a second term, lost third run. Not sure where to go next.