Okay, I see. Yeah, I could see how it might vary.
Actually, did Jane mention playing SH before? Do they have much experience?
jane said literally nothing about it
so I have no idea
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I generally look at his geniunity in his talks and determine their alignment from there. I think its more of a playstyle issue which is why I disregard it.
Seating position is in my memory done to subvert a rule in SH where you can’t pick the same person twice. Its less viable since the seating position are randomized and also there are a lot more players to pick.
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Sorry, you can’t pick the people who were last elected, so with the meta, everyone can get involved with policy picking and thus it’s becomes easier to detect alignment.
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And a…
Summary
Jedi Policy
Has been passed!
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I have never played it before 
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well, claim your cards
1x Sith and 2x Jedi
Discarded Sith
Had 2 jedi
I’m glad to know that this game doesn’t have a night phase
No more waiting, speak now!
I’m considering choosing CRich for Chancellor. He’s further down the list. Also I do lean him Jedi.
Rip crich’s plan
2022-20222
alternatively, pick a null read and wait for a sith policy so we can start playing
Hmmm, I had considered Squirrel. Also further down list, and more of null read
Well, there will be another election, right?
Actually is that something useful? Like if I get 1 Sith policy and 2 Jedi, should I pass it as 1 Jedi and 1 Sith to test the Chancellor? Or is it better to play it safe and guarantee the Jedi policy?
Better not risk, evils appear to be very underpowered, don’t give them the fish