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Originally Posted by Izulde
Can you have Hull move to another state that's more friendly to his politics?
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Unfortunately no, for a couple of reasons. First, he's holding office as a rep from Tennessee, so he couldn't go to another state because of that. Second, he doesn't have an alternate state. And finally, the last method would be if he was in an "overpopulated" state. This mechanic is in there in case of weird situations, probably due to deaths or retirements, where a state loses so many politicians that all the offices can't be filled, and other states have so many that the politicians there can't do as much. So an overpopulated state isn't referring the the population of the state, it's referring to the amount of politicians for that state. At this point, the only states that qualify as overpopulated are New York and Pennsylvania.
A different possibility is to try and shift his ideology more conservative. But that comes with its own risks of getting the flip-flopper trait. Also, right now, conservatives are a strong lean red, so while this would help tremendously in the primaries, it would hurt in the general. Still, I'm considering taking the chance, since the Republicans don't have many candidates in Tennessee.