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President Infinity 2024 update coming soon

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There will be an update for President Infinity 2024 soon.

This version will add support solidification after the primaries.

What was happening – especially in a contentious primaries – was that support for a given party was weakening, especially in key primary states. For example, California might see heavy campaigning, and so weakening of support for various candidates in the Democratic party.

The problem is that when it switched to the general election, this weakening of support would continue. So Democrats would be especially vulnerable in, say, California.

What was missing was support solidification after the primaries. Now, before the game enters the general election (and so opens up cross-party switching for voters) it solidifies voters in a given party, moving 75% of voters to match the campaign-specified levels of support for undecided, leaning, and committed %s in a given Geo and Party, if those numbers are weaker when entering the general election than specified in the campaign.

A More Perfect Union – Era of Independence release target date update

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A More Perfect Union now has a target release date of June 2026 for the Era of Independence.

There will probably be an update before that bringing the game to 1780.

Union will be released Era by Era, with the Era of Independence coming first.

Owners will receive all 15 Eras, going from Era of Independence all the way to Era of the Future.

More Union info and to sign up here.

A More Perfect Union – The Second Continental Congress!

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The Second Continental Congress is now in A More Perfect Union!

The Second Continental Congress was crucial in the path towards Independence for the United States, passing the Declaration of Independence in 1776.

Here you can see Faction B2, which controls the North Carolina appointments in 1774, has chosen Joseph Hewes.

Does your Faction accept?

Notables already selected include John Adams, John Jay, and Josiah Bartlett in this run.

The Second Continental Congress is being selected. Here, North Carolina Faction B2 chooses Joseph Hewes, and Faction R2 chooses whether to accept.