A Commonwealth that works for every Redmontian

Redmont cannot afford to stand still. The recent Jaron wave proved that DemocracyCraft can attract thousands of new players when we put ourselves in front of the world. Now, we need to turn that momentum into lasting growth. We will attract new players, give them a reason to stay, and build the next generation of Redmont citizens.

• Bringing DemocracyCraft back to social media with consistent content, events, and showcases
• Helping newcomers settle in through government office hours, mentorship, starter housing, and economic support
• Turning new players into long-term citizens through better tutorials, community connections, and retention programs
• Partnering with towns to host new-player welcome events on a rotating basis
• Tracking retention data so we know what's working and can double down on it

Democracy depends on trust, and voters deserve to know who is funding political campaigns and where that money goes. We will bring political finances into the open with clear rules, timely disclosures, and accessible public records.

• Requiring parties and qualifying PACs to regularly disclose income, expenses, balances, and contributors
• Registering groups spending $3,000+ independently on politics as PACs and banning anonymous contributions over $1,000
• Publishing accessible political finance reports while allowing towns to maintain their own reporting systems
• Setting clear penalties for non-disclosure that scale with the size of the violation

A healthy democracy depends on trust, and Redmontians deserve a government that is open, honest, and accountable. We will open the doors of government, put public finances in the spotlight, and make sure citizens can see how their country is being run.

• Bringing journalists and the media back into the cabinet by revitalizing the Cabinet Briefing Pass and ensuring the government faces tough questions
• Requiring full public disclosure of major government transactions so taxpayers can see where public money comes from and where it goes
• Refocusing government communications away from staged public relations and toward delivering real, measurable results for Redmontians
• Establishing clear, objective standards for official access and public oversight, protecting accountability from political favoritism and games

Redmont is strongest when its towns are strong. The people who live, work, and invest in our communities should have a real say in their future. We will empower local government, support local enterprise, and ensure towns have a voice in decisions that affect them.

• Giving towns more power, a voice in federal decisions, and a say in changes that affect their communities
• Supporting local businesses, workers, and community organisations while investing in towns beyond major population centres
• Building stronger local economies and giving every town the freedom to grow, govern, and thrive
• Creating a standing council of town representatives to meet with the Cabinet each month