Overview
What a game looks like
During a campaign, you choose where to travel, raise money and answer voters at debates and town halls. You have limited time each week, so spending it fundraising means less time campaigning in a close state.
On election night, watch the counties report and check the races for Congress alongside your own result. You can pause the count or speed it up.
In office, the decisions change. A mayor works with a city council; a president needs votes in Congress. Your approval, policies and past mistakes affect your chances when you next run.