Twin Avalon

A working-class war hero turned firebrand orator, he rose from factory floors to military service before electrifying crowds with his unshakable belief in freedom and justice.

A self-made media mogul turned political operator, Genevieve Bennett leveraged her fortune and ruthless instincts to turn fringe movements into mainstream power plays, always knowing which strings to pull—or cut.

Cynthia Brown traded a life of privilege for a uniform, serving with distinction before entering politics as an unwavering champion of ethical leadership and cross-sector collaboration.

Raised in a dockworker’s family, William Crawford rose to prominence as a fiery union leader before becoming a sought-after speechwriter and campaign strategist, leveraging his working-class roots and silver tongue to rally both laborers and elites to his cause.

A charismatic union organiser who rose from protest lines to party leadership, Victoria Edwards channels her relentless energy into radical reform, always one step ahead in the pursuit of power and progress.

Raised in a factory town and armed with a PhD in political economy, Agatha Harding abandoned academia to fight for policies that match theory with lived experience, earning a reputation as the party’s most steadfast enforcer.

A man who cut his teeth organizing labor strikes before pivoting to electoral politics, Philip Keller’s razor-sharp grasp of power dynamics and thunderous speeches make him the party’s most formidable orator.

A sharp-witted academic with deep ties to both labor unions and corporate boardrooms, Matthew bridges divides with his encyclopedic knowledge of policy and his knack for persuading even the most reluctant allies.

A sharp-tongued policy wonk turned media strategist, she built her reputation crafting airtight arguments for skeptical audiences and knows exactly how to turn a crisis into an opportunity for the party.

Once a viral protest leader whose fiery speeches made her a household name, Catherine Preston leveraged her celebrity into a platform for radical reform, though her wealth and idealism often clash with the establishment she’s determined to dismantle.

Ethan Walker grew up in a factory town, where he saw firsthand how working families were ignored, fueling his ambition to shatter the political status quo from within.