Farmer-Labor Front

A decorated veteran with a charismatic command of any room, Henrietta Bennett wields her military discipline and ruthless efficiency to dismantle opposition, backed by a web of connections that stretches from boardrooms to battlefields.

Emily Blake rose from a working-class upbringing to become a sharp-tongued firebrand in local politics, wielding her analytical mind and well-placed connections to push for radical reforms while climbing the ranks with relentless ambition.

A 45-year-old idealist with a media savvy edge, Dominic Davis channels youthful firebrand energy into radical yet strategic campaigns, always balancing his visionary principles with the ruthless pragmatism needed to win.

At 30, Harriet Palmer is the fiery idealist who once led student protests against austerity before pivoting to high-stakes lobbying, blending radical passion with sharp pragmatism to build unlikely alliances across party lines.

Once a high-flying investment banker specializing in agricultural markets, Richard Smith traded Wall Street for politics after publishing a groundbreaking critique of public finance—now he leverages his elite connections to reshape policy.

A fiery orator with a working-class upbringing, Vera Thornton cut her teeth leading strikes before earning a doctorate in labor economics, blending academic precision with a radical vision for systemic change.