# Want to run a campaign but don't know how? WarUrna is the answer.
You want to run for President or Congress. You have ideas. You have ambition. And then… you paste three messages in country chat, they scroll away in ninety seconds, and nobody remembers your name on election day. Sound familiar?
There's a better way. WarUrna is a free companion site for WarEra elections — and it now lets you launch a real campaign before the game even opens candidacy.
The problem with campaigning today
Chat messages vanish. Your pitch dies in the scroll.
Voters have no single place to compare candidates.
By the time the game lists you as a candidate, the race is almost over.
What WarUrna gives you
Open your country, tap the upcoming election, and you get a campaign HQ:
Declare early. Announce your candidacy before WarEra opens the race — while voters are still deciding.
Publish your campaign. A manifesto plus a clear list of the measures you'll actually push.
Run an AMA. Voters ask you anything; you answer. Questions get upvoted, so the real concerns rise to the top.
Fly your party. Add your party and candidates get grouped together — independents welcome too.
How to launch your campaign in 60 seconds
Go to warurna.trinkes.pt and open your country.
Click the upcoming President or Congress race.
Hit "Declare your candidacy" — add your username, party, manifesto, and measures.
Save your secret token (it's how you manage your page from any device).
Share the link. Answer questions. Win hearts.
Congress? Bring the whole party.
Congress isn't winner-take-all — it fills several seats at once. WarUrna shows how many seats are up and groups candidates by party, so voters can compare the whole field in one place instead of piecing it together from chat.
"But how do I know it's really them?"
Every new candidacy starts as self-declared. When WarEra opens the official race, WarUrna automatically matches your username to the real candidate list and stamps you ✓ confirmed candidate. No passwords, no friction — just a clear trust signal for voters.
Stop shouting into chat. Start running a campaign.
