About DPS Politics
Last updated: 25 July 2026
DPS Politics is a real-time political simulation where citizens sign petitions, form parties, contest elections, and rise through the ranks of political power. Vote on national crises, build a party's manifesto and faction, campaign for a seat against AI-driven rivals, and build a public political identity as you climb from ordinary Citizen toward Cabinet Minister or Head of State.
DPS Politics is a fictional political simulation game — a work of fiction created purely for entertainment. Parties, elections, national events, bills, and all other in-game content are simulated. Nothing in the service represents, endorses, or is affiliated with any real-world political party, candidate, government, or organisation. Any resemblance to real-world political events, figures, or organisations is purely coincidental, notwithstanding that certain real-world public data (such as constituency or MP information) may be used for simulation flavour.
What You Can Do
Civic Voice — vote Aye or Nay on national crises, sign or launch petitions that build real momentum toward becoming law, and register your stance on the issues that define the nation.
Political Ambition — track your political journey, consistency rating, and legacy achievements as you rise from ordinary Citizen to Cabinet Minister or Head of State.
Party Faction Mechanics — register a party, draft a manifesto, declare official issue stances, and spend from the party war chest on media blitzes, smear campaigns, and subsidies.
Electoral Cycles — elections run on fixed cycles across real UK constituencies. Declare your candidacy, contest a seat, and watch results reveal live on election night.
Campaign Warfare — in the Candidate Centre, spend Citizen Capital on attack ads, debates, endorsements, and tactics cards, competing head-to-head against AI-driven NPC candidates.
Learn More
For the legal terms governing your use of the service, see our Terms of Service. For the fairness rules and technical safeguards built into elections and campaigns, see Election Integrity. You can also explore live petitions, elections, and parties without an account via our public dashboard.