quickly across the board. Placing citizens in office Each player has five citizens than can be placed into office at the White House, the Capitol or the Supreme Court. When a player lands on the Capitol, one of the player's citizens may be added to the Congress. When a player lands on the White House, one of the player's citizens may be made the President. There is only one president at a time, so any previous office holder is sent home. When a player lands on the Supreme Court, one of the player's citizens may be appointed as a Justice, but only if the player also controls the presidency. This means that the player must get to the Supreme Court before the player's president is removed from office by another player. Advanced gameplay In basic gameplay only the President has special powers (i.e. placing a citizen in the Supreme Court), but in advanced game play the powers of the three branches of government are balanced.When a player places a citizen in the Capitol, a bill affecting gameplay may be sponsored and voted on. If the bill passes, it is made into a law. Any law may be contested by a player with a citizen in the Supreme Court. Additionally, Lobbyists are given a role in affecting the vote in Congress. References Board games introduced in 2007