​Race To The White House and Become
The President of The United States!

Setting Up The Game

  • Put the “Campaign Stop” and “Road to the White House” cards on the board after shuffling
  • Remove the colored chips from the package and place them in an easy to reach spot
  • Each player takes a MADAM PRESIDENT GAME Player Sheet and a game piece
  • Each player starts on a MADAM PRESIDENT GAME circle
  • Roll the dice; the highest roll goes first​

PLAYING THE GAME

  • Roll the dice and move in any direction on the board
  • Follow the directions on the space you land on
  • As players move around the board they will collect colored chips to fill their MADAM PRESIDENT GAME Player Sheet
  • When players have filled their card with all 12 colored chips, roll the dice to move to a Madam PRESIDENT GAME circle to begin your climb to the White House​

THE CLIMB TO THE WHITE HOUSE

  • From a Madam PRESIDENT GAME circle, ROLL EVENS to climb to a PRIMARY step. If you roll an odd number, roll again next turn
  • Once you are on a PRIMARY step no one can take any colored chips from your madam PRESIDENT GAME Player Card or change your position on the board
  • On your next turn, from a PRIMARY step,  ROLL AGAINST THE PLAYER ON YOUR LEFT to win a PRIMARY and advance to DONATION. If you lose, try again next turn
  • On your next turn, from a DONATION step, ROLL EVENS to climb to a DEBATE step. If you roll an odd number, roll again next turn
  • On your next turn, from a DEBATE step, ROLL AGAINST THE PLAYER ON YOUR RIGHT to win a DEBATE and advance to ENDORSEMENT.  If you lose, try again on your next turn
  • Once you are on an ENDORSEMENT step, you must ROLL A ONE to get to the White House and become Madam PRESIDENT!​


WHEN YOU arrive at THE WHITE HOUSE YOU WIN THE GAME, AND ARE THE
​PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES! 

ASSIGN YOUR CABINET!

When you win THE MADAM PRESIDENT GAME, you are the President of the United States!
​You move into the White House and can name your Vice President, Secretary of State and Secretary of Treasury!

PRESIDENT

  • Serves as the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces of the United States of America
  • Works with the United States Senate as well as heads of other countries to make the world a better place for everyone
  • Appoints ambassadors, judges and heads of executive departments
  • Hosts foreign ambassadors and other public officials at the White House 
  • Is responsible for enforcing the nation’s laws, making the United States safe for all

The President's Cabinet
​ 

VICE
​PRESIDENT

  • Oversees the Senate
  • Serves as ceremonial assistant to the President

SECRETARY
​OF STATE

  • Serves as the President's chief of foreign affairs 

SECRETARY
​OF TREASURY

  • ​Deals with all financial matters directly relating to the government
Optional Step: As President, you may ask your cabinet candidates to speak
​for 30 seconds about why they would be good for the position before you make your decision.