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You have to be in the state when you decide to run and you must be in the state on election day, however, not any other time.
Are you a state or federal senator?
Oddly enough, though, as a federal senator, when I travel to other states, it lists me as a third senator in that new state that I'm in and will only list one (not two,) senator in the state where I was elected.
The developers haven't answered anything since January, I believe. I have sent several bug notices among update issues, et cetera. I do hope they respond soon.
What I'm waiting for is more QoL. You should be able to set a host of conditions for automatic expansion.
Did you became a CEO? If so, you are leaving your office.
Years ago, if your company was successful and you became CEO, you'd get a $12-20M salary. Now, even if your company owns 80% of the state's market, you only get $30,000-60,000.
Thanks for your participation in this discussion.
I did. I wanted to have my billion-dollar firm acquire companies in different states, which is much easier to do without any dividends (which are taxed) by just using its own funds. I think you really should be able to do this if you own the entirety of a company, without needing to become CEO yourself
Having played a good bit more now, what is needed most of all is QoL stuff. Baffling you can't sort a legislative chamber by loyalty and party, say, or delegate a bit (with hundreds of congressmen, and every successful negotiation taking a day, how do you gain all the influence you might want, when they always want shares of companies you have no stake in?). As soon as you crack the billions, it just becomes extremely micro-intensive.