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Semper Smart Games Election Night! A Super Fun Board Game to Learn Math, Geography, and Civics with Dice – Updated Electoral College Game for Kids and Families (Ages 8 & Up)

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Condition
New
Dimensions
10.25 x 10.25 x 2.5 in
Color
Multicolor, White
Material
Cardboard, Plastic
Genre
Educational
Edition
2024 Edition
Customer Package Type
Reinforced Box
In the box
double-sided dry erase game board6 patent-pending 12-sided PlaySmart Dice2 decks of strategy cards2 dry erase markers

Features 4

  • ULTIMATE EDUCATIONAL GAME FOR KIDS AND FAMILIES Strategize your way to the White House while learning essential math, U.S. geography, and Electoral College concepts. Designed for ages 8+ with engaging, skill-based gameplay.
  • LEARN MATH, GEOGRAPHY & CIVICS THROUGH PLAY Strengthen addition and multiplication skills while exploring U.S. state geography and Electoral College mechanics using the patent-pending PlaySmart Dice system.
  • AWARD-WINNING EDUCATIONAL BOARD GAME Recognized with prestigious honors including the Parents Choice Gold Award and Moms Choice Gold Award. Ideal for classrooms, family game nights, and educational play.
  • COMPLETE SET WITH PREMIUM COMPONENTS Includes double-sided dry erase game board (addition & multiplication), 6 patent-pending 12-sided PlaySmart Dice (25mm), 2 decks of strategy cards, and 2 dry erase markers for interactive gameplay.

Description

Election Night is a multiple award winning game, where two players or teams battle for critical electoral votes in a gripping race for the presidency. Use your dice pool to choose products or sums that could help you the most. Strategically target key states with freezes and re-rolls to counter your opponent’s progress, and be quick to adapt strategy as conditions change. Lock down quick victories in small states or work for longer-term objectives in larger states on your way to gaining the 270 electoral votes you need to become President! Election Night uses the patent pending PlaySmart Dice system, which emphasizes numbers associated with harder to learn sums and products. Election Night also comes with a double-sided game board which includes addition and multiplication versions so players of various skill levels can master essential math, while learning U.S. state geography and the mechanics of the Electoral College. Game play in Election Night encourages strategies that target what we know to be harder to learn sums and products, and associates those results with other essential knowledge (U.S. geography and Electoral College mechanics). Perfect to learn or stay sharp on essential addition and multiplication while helping kids think big things--like running for and becoming President. Ideal for ages 8 and up, with multiple game versions and more complex play that add to high replay value for older age groups and adults. Great for game nights, family play or the classroom. Comes with double-sided, dry erase game board, 6 12-sided, patent pending, 25mm, Playsmart Dice, and two strategy card decks. Winner of 2019 Parents Choice Gold Award. A Super Fun Way to Learn Essential Math, Geography and Civics While Strategizing Your Way to The White House.

Specs 24

Brand Name Semper Smart Games
Genre Educational
Number of Players 2
Edition 2024 Edition
Customer Package Type Reinforced Box
Unit Count 1 Count
Number of Packs 1
Manufacturer Semper Smart Games

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Learning Disguised as Fun!
This is a must as a homeschool family! We've had this game for a couple of years now, and it's still a family favorite. My 9- and 7-year-old are reaching for this game often to play on their own. One of the things I appreciate most is that they can play independently without needing constant help. I love that it's helped them get familiar with where states are located on a map and it has helped them memorize how many electoral votes many states have. I've also noticed their speed with adding numbers has improved. It's a wonderful hands-on way to introduce geography, math, and civic concepts in a fun and engaging way. Highly recommend for families looking for an educational game that kids will genuinely enjoy! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026 by Ivette
Not very complicated and lots of fun. Highly recommend
My family and I really loved this game. Played it in teams and the winners get to be called president and vice president for the day. What I loved most about the game is that kids are getting a civics lesson on the electoral college while there playing without even realizing it. It also meets the educational needs of children of various ages since we're able to either use addition on one side or multiplication on the other side. And as an added bonus fractions are practiced. I decided to later purchase the bonus card questions but haven't broken them out yet . But I highly recommend this game. I do want to add though game play is rather long. I'd say 30/ 45 min. But the dice are so cool and enable so much mental math practice that you could choose to play this instead of a math lesson. I purchased this and a few other games to help prevent the summer slide of math and help with Geography. So far so great, been using with 3 and 5th grader. And I can tell we'll be able to use for years to come. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2025 by Amazon Customer
The perfect addition to lesson plans on the electoral college
I use this game to help teach my university students about the electoral college and what it takes to be president. The game makes students learn about geography, math, and strategies to win the White House. Now, I give a lecture on the electoral college and then have them play the game. Days later, they still call their classmates Mrs. and Mr. President. This was the first time I had to kick students out of the classroom because a new class was coming in AND they requested I bring the games back another week! I can’t stress enough how that never happens! If you teach PoliSci at any grade level and want to incorporate an engaging lesson plan, THIS is it! For reference, I used 7 games for a class of 26. Games lasted between 30 minutes to 1 hour. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026 by Cheryl
Amazing Game
This is an amazingly fun game. It is our family's favorite choice right now. It is easy to play and draws you in with some very thoughtful rules that make it easy to strategize how you will get the necessary electoral votes. It is also really funny to see a state that in the real world might be red or blue go the other way in the game on the road to the white house. One of the great things about this game is that there are several layers of numbers in the game and several opportunities each turn for math. However, it is not overwhelming at all and the game designers built in a lot of visual clues and ways to keep track of everything so the math is fun and doesn't disrupt game play. Highly recommend! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Must Buy Grades 2nd - 5th
This game is AWESOME!! I am a K-5 Math Specialist and a mother of a 2nd grader child. At first I thought, in theory the game is a good idea. After I played the game I realized that it's actually amazing!! Kids are motivated to combine (add or multiply) two out of four dice to strategically collect electoral votes across the US. This game is easy to learn and easy to extend. I literally saw some of my daughter's fact fluency evolve from counting on to derived facts in one sitting. The game has a ton of repetition without feeling repetitive at all. To the game maker - When's your next game coming out? I am always looking for a game (learning related) that reaches a wide audience, is easy to adapt, and most of all fun to play! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Students approve
Bought this to jazz up the class before a long break with my Government students. They were hooked and didn’t want to go to their next class! A high achievement for hard to impress 10 graders. I will buy more sets to try with bigger classes for next year! The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is because I want to see if the dry erase markers erase completely or stain with time and repeated use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2024 by Katie I
A fun math strategy game
I was scared. It’s title suggests as a political game, but its description suggests a math game, so I finally took a chance and played the audition side with my nine year old daughter. Turns out it is a strategy game that helps with geography learning and understanding of the electoral vote process but aside from that it is just figuring out how you can be the first to get the most points added up in the game is set up very well to make it easy to calculate my only concern is if the dry race markers go dry or become hard to race at some point because you’re writing right on the game board but I love it and look forward to playing more in the future and I’m glad to finally have a good two person game because most of the time I need more people that are willing to play ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2023 by Camille Janie T
The political-theme board game without politics
Pretty simple concept: a player rolls four dice and arrange them into two pairs, and adds each pair together to get two final sums (the same way that Can't Stop works, if you've played that). Each possible final sum has a few US states associated with it, and you can pick one state per final sum to gain a mark in. Smaller states are won instantly, larger ones require 2, 3, or even 5 marks before you win their electoral votes. Then your opponent does the same, and you go back and forth until somebody has enough votes to guarantee a win. There is also a more advanced option where players multiply the dice together instead of adding. As an educational game where part of the purpose is teaching math skills, it uses special dice so that kids can get used to adding in ways that are slightly more difficult (e.g. no chances to just add 1 or multiply by 10). Another interesting feature is that there are no playing pieces - rather than placing tokens or counters on the states, you have dry-erase markers and a board that works with them. So you still have to careful not to wipe out the game status irrecoverably, but it's probably harder to do that by mistake than it would be to knock over blocks or chits. And finally, there aren't really any "politics" in the game despite being about the US presidential election. It sticks with the basic facts about how the electoral process works - there are no debates, issues, or opinions in the game. Even the two sides don't have political names or symbols, they are just colored red and blue. It's not an especially deep game but I think it does a great job of what it set it out to do: teach math and civics at the same time while having some meaningful thinking and strategic decisions. It's not always obvious what the right combinations of states are to choose. Is putting 1 mark in a 17-vote state that needs 2 marks to win a better choice than putting 1 mark down to instantly win an 8-vote state? I think so, but I'm not sure. Is it worth it to put marks on a big state your opponent already has a lead in, vs trying to just go for a medium sized state that hasn't been contested yet? This sort of thing means it functions well as an actual board game, rather than just being a school exercise in disguise. ... show more
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