国家民主党

Born into old money but raised on street politics, Sarah Burke built a reputation as a ruthless campaign tactician by leveraging her wealth to fund grassroots operations, never once bending her ironclad principles to suit the powerful.

A military veteran who traded camouflage for protest banners, Philip Edwards turned guerrilla campaigning into a trademark, blending strategic discipline with fiery idealism to rally disillusioned youth behind a radical but disciplined vision.

A former auditor who resigned over a bribery scandal in the civil service, Alexandra Keller now wields spreadsheets like weapons to expose institutional rot.

A former factory worker turned fiery union leader, Gerald O'Brien rose from the shop floor to become a rousing orator whose unshakable morals and working-class roots made him a natural champion of the people.

Sophia O'Brien rose from a working-class upbringing to become the party’s most electrifying voice, her fiery speeches resonating with those left behind by establishment politics and earning her fierce loyalty to the leadership.

Raised in a factory town, Edward Reynolds turned his working-class roots into a passion for evidence-driven reform, earning a reputation as a determined idealist who refuses to let pragmatism overshadow justice.