Paradox Development Studio’s Victoria 3 is a complicated strategy game that has a lot of different mechanisms and keeps players busy for hours. This is a sequel to the 2010 game Victoria II, and covers world history for a hundred years from 1836. Players are able to choose from a hundred countries on what they want to control as well. In this guide, we will take you through the process of how to enable elections in Victoria 3.
Victoria 3: How to Have Elections
Building the most powerful country in the world can be one of your goals in Victoria 3. There are seven ranks in the game, and the more you climb them, the more your opinion will matter in worldly matters on an international level. Elections can help you to achieve this, so let’s find out how it works. You will be able to have elections in your game by passing some laws, so if you’re not sure about how to do that you can check out our guide below.
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As you know, your Pops are divided into plenty of Interest Groups. They are the ones who have the political power to be voting. There are some laws that you need to pass to enable elections in Victoria 3. These are called the Distribution of Power laws, and they are as follows:
- Census suffrage – Literate pops will be able to contribute much more political strength.
- Landed voting – Some Pops will hold more voting power which are the Aristocrats, capitalists, clergymen, and officers.
- Universal suffrage – Wealth threshold for voting is removed, and the type of Pop or literacy has no face value anymore.
- Wealth voting – Wealthier Pops will be able to contribute more political strength as there is a threshold of wealth for voting.
You can have any one of these laws in effect in order to have Elections in Victoria 3. If you would like to know more about how the whole process of elections works in the game, you can check out our guide here: Victoria 3: Guide to Elections.
