To those recently interested in the political process or not aware, the creator of the game, Verminluo, has recently introduced new advanced options (found in the "Advanced Options" Menu. These can be used to change the country's ethnicity, Voter registration, Turnout And even electoral system. In light of this, i have decided to experiment with one important part of the game: Voter Registration, which dictates how many people are democrats, how many republicans and how many independent\unaffiliated.

The experiment Goes as follows:
I run four games, in all four, i am an observer. each game takes place from week 1, 2015 to week 1, 2105.
in the first one, i change registration numbers to 33.4% independent.
in the second, i change them to 50% independent
in the third, i change them to 75% independent
in the fourth, i make them 100% independent (in reality the advanced options to not allow this, so its actually 98%)

I pay attention to three main locations: the Presidency, House, and Senate.
For each of these, i relay the following:
A Senate Chart
A House Chart
A Tally of the Number of times each party won a presidential election.
I will reach a conclusion using this information, and perhaps understand how the game works as a result.

In this first one, i made the country 33.4% Independent. My assumptions ahead of time was that the game would become more unpredictable, more elections would result in landslides, and there would be more house and senate volatility.

Now, let's see the result:
Starting With the House:

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/ugc/1050974564362401550/84A2E33B912D48BA1DBC826C049300A40BB1CE93/?imw=256&&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false
The House, 2015-2101

Looking at the Senate:

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/ugc/1050974564362404798/FCCC4EE258210A3A5BDBD6D70DBE784DFFABC21F/?imw=256&&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false

Now, the Presidential Tally:
Republicans Won 12 Elections
Democrats Won 10 Elections

Now, Drawing our initial Conclusions: I was mostly right. the actual elections were more landslide-like than the usual elections, with republicans often winning NH and CT in their landslides (as well as washington, and even maryland and oregon once), while democrats win usually red states such as west virginia and indiana during their seasons.

I also missed several things, such as Democrats always winning the bigger landslides in the house and the Senate overwhelmingly being republican for much longer periods of time, these can probably be attributed to the advantages held by each party, republicans holding small states (with more power in the senate) and democrats big ones (with more house power)

In this one, my initial belief was that i would see an exaggeration of the 33% Experiment, republicans and democrats winning more sweeping victories in the house and senate, and the presidency being won by bigger and bigger landslides.

Now, for the Results:

House:

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/ugc/1050974564362429629/1CC6FCA39F5AE09EC60038A4ACE02AA0597EF6B6/?imw=256&&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false

Senate:

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/ugc/1050974564362432178/3360B6952790FEFA0451E8BA4661541335910952/?imw=256&&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false

Presidential Tally:

Democrats Won 14 Elections

Republicans 8

My Conclusions were far more interesting than the first experiment, Republicans Always got elected to only one term, while this only happened once to a democrat, showing that the democrats have a tendency to win presidential elections. meanwhile, the Republicans ability to win in the Senate is fairly exaggerated.
I believe this may be an outliar, but Republicans seem to hold the house more often than democrats do, while democrats seem to win bigger landslides.

Final note, notice that small dent in the house's landslides, it becomes important in the next two experiments

My predictions for this one were once again exaggerated landslides, the House going more Democrat and the Senate More Republican

Now for the Results:

House:

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/ugc/1050974564362514053/C14F2A3BD1BF567C3A3DE8814FB1906769CB4A7B/?imw=256&&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false

Senate:

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/ugc/1186083602257041938/E1B23B44ADE40B525C75A55D51A0B56910734964/?imw=256&&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false

Presidential Tally:
Democrats won 16 Presidential Elections
Republicans won 6

As you can see, trends get stronger, and at a certain point between 2060 and 2080. elections become more narrow, and return to being landslides near the end of the game (which is a peculiar, unexplainable find)
This one had the only electoral college tie, and presidential elections leaned more blue, Becoming very slightly bigger blue landslides, while Republicans very rarely won landslides of their own

This one i hardly even need to elaborate on. i'll probably add some pictures, this adds back past trends.

The Presidential tally Is identical to the previous one, and almost all house elections end with every single seat going to one party, with the senate usually having over 70 seats go in a random direction, every single state has had both parties have senators there at at least some point

For those wondering why this got updated in 2022, i fixed a typo and added a category for english.
I might make a sequel, someday...