The New Order Movement

Eleanor Cunningham’s disciplined military background drives her quiet but relentless political maneuvering, where she dismantles obstacles with precision and shuns the limelight to let actions speak for her ideals.

Catherine Hall leveraged her sharp media acumen and outsider’s perspective into rapid political ascendancy, turning every controversy into a stepping stone while critics dismiss her hunger for power as unbridled ambition.

A silver-tongued political operator who rose from opposition research to party insider by mastering media manipulation and ruthless pragmatism, his charm masking a willingness to cross ethical lines when the stakes demand it.

Rising through the ranks as a backroom strategist, Vera Robinson wields a razor-sharp intellect and an unshakable will, preferring to pull strings in silence while leaving rivals to wonder how the pieces always fall into place.

Gerald Scott parlayed his family's old-money fortune into a platform that commands both headlines and boardrooms, using his razor-sharp media instincts to rally supporters without ever bending his uncompromising principles.

Rising through the ranks of labor unions and local government, Nicholas Smith parlayed his working-class roots and insider connections into a reputation as a pragmatic dealmaker who leaves fiery rhetoric to others.

A passionate political activist dedicated to making a difference.

Elizabeth Underwood spent decades agitating for radical reform from the shadows, orchestrating protests and behind-the-scenes campaigns that forced major concessions from entrenched power—all while maintaining an unyielding personal integrity at great personal cost.

Raised in a cramped apartment where rent hikes were a monthly crisis, Cecilia Vaughan traded her working-class roots for a media empire she could wield like a scalpel, turning loyalty to the party into a cunning weapon of public persuasion.