★ELECTION SHOWDOWNRUN FOR PRESIDENT
CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS
EVERY STATE. EVERY VOTE. YOUR SHOT.

Your race. Your rules.

Build your campaign. Find your path to the White House.

CAMPAIGN WEEK01 / 12
CAMPAIGN FUNDS$8.0MSpend wisely. Make it count.
CANDIDATE ENERGY100%Ready for the campaign trail
WEEKLY ACTIONS3 remainingOne move can change the map.
★ CLASSIC MODE
Your campaign0
270 TO WIN
0Morgan Reed
Preparing the campaign map…
TAP A STATE TO CAMPAIGNDrag to move · Pinch or scroll to zoom
Your lead Toss-up Opponent lead
THE CAMPAIGN WIRE

A nation is watching. Visit a close state, build your ground game, and give voters a reason to choose you.

WEEK 01 · STRATEGY BRIEFING
BATTLEGROUND SPOTLIGHT

Pennsylvania

19 ELECTORAL VOTES
Your campaign49.0%
Morgan Reed51.0%
Toss-upPolling uncertainty ±3 pts
TOP VOTER PRIORITYJobs & wages
FIELD OFFICES0 established
MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE IN PENNSYLVANIA
FUNDRAISING
YOUR CAMPAIGN STARTS TODAY

Meet the next president.

Build your look. Find your voice. Make your run.

PRESIDENTIAL MATERIAL
CHOOSE YOUR PARTYYour party sets your map color. Each election is a head-to-head race.
CHOOSE YOUR GAME MODE

Random Mode generates a fresh map when you launch. Your saved round keeps that same map.

★ Your campaign companion

Your portrait stays pinned in the top bar while you play. Tap it any time to change your look.

3 actions each week. Campaign, raise funds, then end the week.
Local autosave · fictional polling · 2024–2028 electoral allocation
THE CAMPAIGN PLAYBOOK

Your path to 270.

Random Mode: Start a new campaign and choose Random Mode for fresh support and voter priorities in every state and DC. Both candidates start with the same national support, and the real geography and electoral votes stay intact.

Select a state on the 3D map or in the state list. Spend three actions each week to persuade voters and organize turnout.

Map and polling colors follow each candidate’s party. Lighter shades indicate closer leads. Close polling is uncertain. Election night includes a shared national polling error and local surprises.

Maine and Nebraska allocate two statewide votes plus district votes. Districts are simulated within each state. A tie goes to a simplified contingent-election ending.
THE ELECTORAL LANDSCAPE

Find your next stop.
A HIGH-STAKES CAMPAIGN MOVE

Make the headlines.

THE CAMPAIGN CHRONICLE
FICTIONAL CAMPAIGN COVERAGE

Campaign spending controversy sparks questions

Support shifts to undecided — earn it on the trail.
$10 million + 1 action · maximum 2 uses per candidate

Three random states, fixed for this region this week. Each loses 0.5–1.5 points of opponent support to undecided voters. You gain no support automatically.

Full pressure for 2 turns, then ⅔ and ⅓ strength for 2 more. Four-turn cooldown. Targeted states resist new attacks until 7 turns after launch. No stacking.

15% backfire risk: the story is discredited, the attack ends, and the attacker takes a small 0.4-point turnout penalty in those states for 2 turns.

The defender can ignore it, campaign through it, or spend $5M + 1 action on a rebuttal to halve all remaining pressure. One rebuttal per attack.

Invented headlines about fictional candidates. No real allegations.
EARN THEIR TRUST. WIN THEIR SUPPORT.

Your winning coalition.

Exclusive endorsements. Visible goals. One action to seal the deal.

2 governor slots + 1 national slot per candidate.

Governors: +1 support point in their state and +0.25 turnout points on election day. National endorsement: +0.5 support points nationwide. Support boosts happen once and last through the campaign. At most +1.5 support points can overlap in one state.

A strong prepared debate means at least 2 preparation sessions and a debate result of +0.5 support points or better. Both candidates follow the same qualification and meeting rules. All endorsers are fictional.

ELECTION NIGHT
THE VOTES ARE IN

America has decided.

ELECTION NIGHT · FINAL RESULTS

ELECTION SHOWDOWN: RUN FOR PRESIDENT

Campaign HQ

Fifty states. One district. One big dream.