
Member since August 8, 2026
Representative (NY, 11 seats) from New York, currently running in 1 active race.
Serving
Representative (NY, 11 seats)
Running
House in NY
Party Role
New York Chair
Leading
Oppenheimer Property & Financial Trust
Campaign resources and personal wealth, kept separate from political standing.
1.18x effectiveness (+18% vs. the baseline at 5.5)
Boosts political-influence gained per Campaign, favorability gained per ad, relationship/favor earned when courting NPP politicians, and powers the 'Remain above the fray' debate strategy.

Oppenheimer Property & Financial Trust
View corporationRepresentative (NY, 11 seats)
Incumbent
Dec 1960
Elected to Representative (NY, 11 seats)
Democratic Party
Dec 1958
Elected to Representative (NY, 16 seats)
Democratic Party
Dec 1956
Elected to Representative (NY, 15 seats)
Democratic Party
Four-star general, Attorney General, U.S. Representative from New York, CEO of Oppenheimer Property & Financial Trust, and senior Democratic Party heavyweight — all at once. He commands USPACOM with the same precision as his skincare routine, prosecutes corruption in a suit sharper than his policy briefs, and charms the boardroom right after the House floor. A twink with four-star clearance, proof you can be the softest-looking person in the room and still the most dangerous.
Sean Oppenheimer is a Democratic Party politician from New York currently serving as Representative (NY, 11 seats). They have won 5 elections across 7 distinct office roles. They are currently running in 1 election. Their platform reads as economically centrist and socially centrist.
Current Office
Representative (NY, 11 seats)
State
New York
Election Wins
5
Appointments
2
Active Races
1
0.82x effectiveness (-18% vs. the baseline at 5.5)
Powers the 'Attack' debate strategy and boosts overall debate scoring. Raised by the Debate Prep action and by debating in elections (the winner learns more); decays by 1 every 72 hours if you stop practicing.
250 action stockpile cap · bank up to 125
Raises the ceiling on your action stockpile (200 → 250) and how far you can bank actions before the hoarding penalty starts biting (100 → 125). It does not change how many actions a turn hands you. A new character starts with 25 and earns a few more each turn, so this only matters once you are saving them up. Grows when you stay active across the turn, and erodes during quiet stretches.
1.18x effectiveness (+18% vs. the baseline at 5.5)
Increases the money raised by each Fundraise and lowers the cost of expanding your donor network.
1.18x effectiveness (+18% vs. the baseline at 5.5)
Lowers the growth cost of sectors in any corporation you run as CEO and softens the bite of high interest rates on that cost. Grows while you hold a CEO seat — faster when the corp is more profitable — and slips when you don't.
1.06x effectiveness (+6% vs. the baseline at 5.5)
Raises party-whip success (~±9 pts), lengthens your filibusters, strengthens ministerial policy effects, and boosts the 'Tout accomplishments' debate strategy (though Tout's payout depends more on your legislative record than your Statecraft score). Trained by whipping and invoking filibusters.
1.02x effectiveness (+2% vs. the baseline at 5.5)
Lowers Quick/Full poll costs and softens the rising fund cost of repeated Campaigning. Running polls also trains this stat.
Explore the local political and economic context.
"Four-star general, Attorney General, U.S. Representative from New York, CEO of Oppenheimer Property & Financial Trust, and senior Democratic Party heavyweight — all at once. He commands USPACOM with the same precision as his skincare routine, prosecutes corruption in a suit sharper than his policy briefs, and charms the boardroom right after the House floor. A twink with four-star clearance, proof you can be the softest-looking person in the room and still the most dangerous."