Election night
The election night party game where everyone runs a campaign.
Who's Your Mayor? turns your watch party into a race of its own. Each of you runs a campaign for mayor on your phone. The TV is the scoreboard and the evening news.
3 to 6 players · a TV or laptop · a phone each · about 20 to 30 minutes
How it works
- Open the game on the TV or a laptop. It shows a room code.
- Everyone joins on their phone. No app, no account.
- Each week of the race, you pick your moves in secret: ads, door knocking, debate lines, attack ads. The TV shows what landed.
- Then the votes come in, and one of you becomes mayor.
Three towns to run in, each with its own fights and its own cast of locals who weigh in on your campaign.
How to fit it into your watch party
- Start before the polls close. The early hours are mostly waiting, and one game fills them.
- Play between the big calls. When a race is called, everyone looks up. When it's quiet, back to the phones.
- Write your own attack ads. Typed lines air on the TV between rounds, and the good ones get quoted all night.
- Crown your mayor early. You'll have one race settled before the networks call theirs.
Ready for election night?
Put it on the TV, send everyone the room code, and pick your first moves before the first polls close.
Host Who's Your Mayor? ►More for your group
The Primary, live. 2 to 6 players fight for the same party's nomination, from the convention floor to primary night. Host The Primary ►
Campaign Showdown. One real House seat, you against one friend, each on your own phone. Opens Nov 16.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes.
Do we need to download anything?
No. It runs in the browser on the TV and on every phone.
How many people can play?
Who's Your Mayor? takes 3 to 6 players. The Primary, live takes 2 to 6.