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- Campaign Trail Showcase
Can you win a Presidential election? Step into the shoes of a battery of candidates across real and alternate timelines and find out
- The New Campaign Trail
You will answer questions about your platform and positions, and also about your campaign strategy The answers will affect your popularity for better or worse, both nationally and in individual states
- List of Achievements - The Wiki Trail
The following is a list of achievements in The New Campaign Trail and Campaign Trail Showcase, as of December 15, 2025 There are 1374 unique achievements in NCT, CTS and OpenTCT combined
- 1972: Romney Release + Additional Announcement
Campaign Trail Showcase is a new place to play Campaign Trail mods with some exciting new features It is not meant to replace NCT, it is meant to just be an alternative to NCT with a different, curated selection of mods
- Campaign Trail Showcase
Campaign Trail Showcase is a website developed by Optimal_Party9022 and several others as a fork of The New Campaign Trail The main feature of this site is the mod loader, which gives mods custom names and descriptions, and allows players to favorite mods
- W. - The Wiki Trail
It is a narrative-focused mod that simulates George W Bush's presidency in an alternate timeline where the September 11th terrorist attacks did not occur W is the most popular The Campaign Trail mod, being the mod with the most played and most favorites on Campaign Trail Showcase as of July 2025
- On the Campaign Trail - California National Party
The thought that we are in a "Cold Civil War" hangs over this entire campaign We are well beyond normal politics at this point; we are far beyond any hope of reconciliation with a federal government that is under the control of what was perhaps flippantly called a "vast right-wing conspiracy "
- Series Lore - campaigntrailshowcase. com
Is the country finally ready to put the Democrats back in the Oval Office? Or can Graham ride the popularity of Schwarzenegger to offset his own unpopularity and the third election in a row with a strong third-party campaign? All in all, some of the main differences between our timeline and this one is that Roe v
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