Social Democratic Union

A former factory worker turned policy wonk, Phoebe Burke wields her working-class roots and academic precision like a weapon, though her unpolished oratory is offset by a rare talent for turning dry research into compelling press narratives that sway the doubters.

Raised in a factory town, Vivienne Davis cut her teeth advocating for workers’ rights before rising through party ranks, where her sharp media instincts and unwavering loyalty made her a trusted strategist behind every major campaign.

A lifelong union organiser who rose from factory floors to media punditry, her sharp interviews and no-nonsense speeches make her the party’s most effective communicator with both the press and working-class voters.

Sophia Montgomery left a promising military career after witnessing systemic injustices, channeling her tactical mind into ruthless political strategy, where she’s known for cutting deals that leave no room for dissent.

Once a quirky indie musician, Iris O'Connor reinvented herself as a media-savvy revolutionary, blending avant-garde tactics with ruthless ambition to build a movement that dominates both the streets and the airwaves.

Leonora Young clawed her way into political circles through relentless networking, wielding her sharp intellect and magnetic charm to secure allies—even if her stumbling delivery often keeps her off the stage.