Democratic-Republican

A former factory worker turned union leader, Malcolm Blake rose from the factory floor to become a rousing orator whose speeches electrify crowds while his unwavering loyalty to the party leadership ensures he’s always first in line for advancement.

A corporate lawyer turned firebrand campaigner, Elizabeth Bolton’s sharp tongue and sharper tactics made her a thorn in the establishment’s side before she joined politics, wielding data like a weapon and the media like a megaphone to dismantle opponents.

Josephine Douglas rose from grassroots protests to political prominence by electrifying audiences with her fiery rhetoric, cultivating powerful allies while leaving no doubt about her hunger for higher office.

Once a fiery union organizer, Josephine Livingston reinvented herself as a corporate lobbyist, then pivoted to politics, wielding her razor-sharp wit and encyclopedic Rolodex to become the most sought-after power broker in town.