STATEHOOD

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Statehood is a cool card game in which 2 to 4 players earn points by declaring statehood for Washington D.C, Puerto Rico, or one of the U.S. territories: American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, or Virgin Islands. Other players can challenge statehood declarations to steal the points away. The player who accumulates 56 points wins.

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WHITEHOUSE

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Whitehouse is played similar to Spades and Bid Whist, except the bidding is based on how many electoral college votes you intend to win. The minimum bid allowed is 270, just enough to win the majority of electoral votes and the White House. States are split in to Blue (♠, ♣) and Red (♥, ♦) based on the 2020 U.S presidential election results.
Advocate: Statehood D.C.
Oct 12, 1942

Advocate: Statehood D.C.

Upon close examination by the District of Columbia Statehood Commission, the conclusion is that statehood is the only practical way for D.C. citizens to fully participate in democracy as a part of the United States....

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Advocate: Statehood P. R.
Sep 12, 1942

Advocate: Statehood P. R.

We support the efforts of the Puerto Rico Statehood Council (PRSC) and many others who have been working for years to achieve equality for the under-represented U.S. citizens of Puerto Rico through statehood....

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Statehood Playing Cards are more than a standard deck of cards. With our patent pending deck you can play your favorite contemporary cards games, teach students about the U.S. States, Territories, and the electoral process, or try out our original card games WHITEHOUSE and STATEHOOD. We created this deck with a mission to educate, advocate, and donate for causes promoting more civil discourse.

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