Political reform

Political reforms are reforms which alter a nation's laws and elections.

There are eight political issues in Victoria II.
 * Political parties - The extent of which the ruling party allows opposition.
 * Press rights - The degree of influence the government has over the press.
 * Public meetings - Whether or not the government allows free assembly.
 * Slavery - Whether or not the government allows slaves.
 * Trade unions - The degree of influence the government has over trade unions.
 * Upper house - How the upper house is composed.
 * Vote franchise - Who, if anyone, is allowed to vote.
 * Voting system - How votes are tallied and ruling parties are determined.

Politics
Upper house support for political reforms depends on the ideologies of its members.
 * Anarcho-Liberals will oppose political reforms.
 * Conservatives will oppose political reforms, unless militancy is high.
 * Communists will try to repeal political reforms.
 * Fascists will try to repeal political reforms.
 * Liberals will support political reforms.
 * Reactionaries will try to repeal political reforms.
 * Socialists will oppose political reforms, unless militancy is high.