This case study focuses on the U.S. Presidential election, where President Rump’s campaign manager seeks advice on winning re-election against Former Vice President Widen. With 270 electoral votes needed to win, candidates must strategize state-by-state. The case explores factors to consider in election strategy, including current standings, battleground states, and campaign event efficacy. Candidates must analyze electoral maps, state demographics, and campaign tactics to optimize limited resources across key states. The scenario evolves with opponent moves, requiring adaptability in strategy. The case tests creativity, mathematical structuring, and professional consulting skills in a politically sensitive context, emphasizing client-focused problem-solving regardless of personal views.