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Kerri405848 at 12:48, 3 March 2022

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'''Money''' is the bread and butter of a political election. It makes more than just the world go round - it ensures you can buy [[ads]], [[headquarters]], and travel from state to state.
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* Every candidate starts with a certain amount of money, dependent on how many ranks they have in their "Starting Money" stat. The new game difficulty modifiers also affect the size of the war chest.
* Campaign [[headquarters]] generate a certain amount of cash each week: $10,000, $25,000, or $75,000 depending on the level.
* [[Fundraising]] is a good way to get a large amount of cash into the war chest. Each state has a different amount of wealth, so how much you get from fundraising depends on where you're located.
* Be careful not to run out of money! A rich donor will bail you out, but they usually have some...unsavory ties. Your voters will lose some enthusiasm for you every time this happens.
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Kerri405848 at 12:48, 3 March 2022