The offices, and the Constitution
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The real role
Each office has a plain page on the job: what the work is, and how someone gets it.
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The Daily Constitution
One of the two ways the game keeps score. One card a day, and a true-or-false question. The other is the Gauntlet, an endless run.
Do you actually know the 40 offices on your ballot?
Test your knowledge of real U.S. elected offices and the Constitution—zero partisan politics, just the actual jobs.
1. Which elected state official is paid to audit state agencies, cities, and school districts to verify where public tax dollars actually went?
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Four chases
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Stalker
Atlanta, Detroit, Houston, Philadelphia, Washington
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Harpy
Miami, Chicago, Denver, Seattle, Boston
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Brute
Nashville, Phoenix, Portland, New Orleans, Las Vegas
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Wraith
San Francisco, St. Louis, Baltimore, Minneapolis, New York
Forty offices
Stalker
- Mayor
- Governor
- Senator
- Representative
Harpy
- President
- Vice President
- State Senator
- State Representative
- Attorney General
- Secretary of StateOf a state, not the U.S. cabinet.
- Lieutenant Governor
- State Treasurer
- Sheriff
- District Attorney
- Council Member
- County Commissioner
Brute
- School Board Member
- State Auditor
- Comptroller
- Judge
- Supreme Court JusticeA state’s highest court, not the U.S. Supreme Court.
- Superintendent
- Insurance Commissioner
- Agriculture Commissioner
- Utility Commissioner
- County Clerk
- County Treasurer
- Tax Assessor
Wraith
- Coroner
- Constable
- Justice of the Peace
- Clerk of Court
- Register of Deeds
- Township Trustee
- Alderman
- Select Board Member
- Borough President
- Public Advocate
- Land Commissioner
- Mine Inspector
Four offices and five cities to start. Three optional packs, $2.99 each, not a subscription. Each pack adds twelve offices and five cities.