New Popular Front

A 23-year-old outsider who left a comfortable corporate job to fight for systemic change, Timothy Ellison built his reputation exposing corruption in local development projects, earning both admiration and enemies with his uncompromising idealism and street-smart approach to political strategy.

At just 21, Marion Hawkins wields the oratory of a seasoned speaker, blending idealism with military discipline, and her high-profile connections have already made her a media darling in political circles.

Son of a dockworker, he rose from union halls to rouse crowds with fiery speeches, wielding both passion and spreadsheets to challenge the status quo.

A once-promising academic turned media strategist, Ethan O'Connor wields policy expertise and sharp media savvy to shape public debate and rally support behind bold reforms.

Rising from a working-class upbringing to become a firebrand speaker, Harriet Smith’s unconventional tactics and raw charisma have electrified crowds, though her eccentric methods occasionally raise eyebrows in political circles.

Simon Thomas spent his twenties climbing the ranks in Drumagh’s media circles, leveraging his sharp wit and commanding presence to shape narratives before turning his talents to the political stage.

The heir to a shipping magnate’s fortune, Raymond Thornton honed his persuasive skills debating at elite universities before captivating dockworkers and corporate elites alike with his razor-sharp analyses of market monopolies.