Liberal Democratic Union

Dorothy Buchanan clawed her way up from a factory floor to become a union rep before turning her sharp political instincts toward the halls of power, where her working-class roots and relentless charm make her a rising star with an uncanny knack for winning over skeptics.

A 21-year-old political prodigy with a flair for the unconventional, Julian Chambers balances sharp pragmatism with an almost cult-like devotion to the party’s leadership, often employing unorthodox tactics that somehow work.

A philosopher-turned-activist who once hosted a viral podcast critiquing political orthodoxy, Edith Collins combines razor-sharp media savvy with academic rigor to dismantle establishment narratives and rally outsiders behind bold, unconventional ideas.

Born into old money but armed with a razor-sharp analytical mind, Daphne Fitzgerald abandoned the trappings of privilege to wield her wealth as a blunt instrument of political change, proving just how far data-driven ruthlessness can take an outsider in the halls of power.

A self-made tech entrepreneur turned activist, Nigel Jones leveraged his analytical mind and family wealth to fund grassroots campaigns pushing for evidence-based policy reforms.

A blunt former banker-turned-soldier, Sarah Lawson’s mix of financial acumen and battlefield instincts made her the party’s most loyal enforcer—though her knack for blunt honesty often left more polished colleagues cringing.

A self-taught data strategist from a working-class family, Lawrence Morris cut his teeth organizing grassroots campaigns before climbing the ranks through sheer analytical ruthlessness and a knack for leveraging unlikely alliances.