Let me begin this article by providing a rundown of the SDSE. The SDSE (SimDemocracy Stock Exchange) is an independent project where entrepreneurs and investors can trade public business stocks. The SDSE was created during a time when the economy was stagnant, lacking the mobility…
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The Gazette (through its parent company GatoPoll) has often been asked to poll the SimDem public's approval of the judicial branch, but we've avoided doing so due to both the complexity of the poll (it would require making a new tabulation system) and the perceived…
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The current electoral system on SimDemocracy involves 2-week terms for the Senate and presidency, with elections on alternating weeks. Even without random by-elections, Minecraft Governor elections, and more, there is (at minimum) one election every week, with as many as 40 candidates on the ballot. …
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As part of the recent Senate Candidate Survey, we asked respondents to name their current favorite song. We took all of the answers available and put them into a playlist so everyone can enjoy a variety of new music that your potential new senators enjoy!…
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We wanted to provide the public with an opportunity to hear directly from the candidates in a single, centralized location, so we sent a five-question survey to every Senate candidate we could get a hold of (if you are a candidate and didn't receive a…
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ready2endrose's profile picture. Note: This interview began prior to TIDE's name change, so earlier questions refer to the group by its original name, The Traditionalist Values Defense Party (TVDP). The interview transcript has been edited for grammar and pacing, but is otherwise unedited. How did…
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We wanted to provide the public with an opportunity to hear directly from the candidates in a single, centralized location, so we sent a five-question survey to every Senate candidate we could get a hold of (if you are a candidate and didn't receive a…
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