They also have the option of saving the bucks to earn rewards such as movie and popcorn party for the class or free missing assignments. Paying fines with sticker bucks can be compared to paying fines by adults who break the law and are required to pay. Primary elections are held by students voting for candidates on either the Republican or Democratic party ticket by using a show of hands. The top two candidates from each party is then placed on ballots for the general election. Each candidate is to prepare a speech and deliver it to the class trying to convince the other students that he or she would be the best person for the job.
Students use secret ballots to vote for their candidate.
Votes are tallied and the new winners are the new state government. Two policemen are appointed by the Attorney General. They issue tickets to students who disobey the law and keep records of the violations. Students are required to keep their tickets until they appear in court. Three judges decide if the student is innocent or guilty according to the Class Laws and students' rights.