New Popular Front

Gerald Barrett parlayed his family’s fortune into a rapid rise, leveraging his media savvy and ruthless pragmatism to curry favor with power brokers while keeping his eyes fixed on the next rung of influence.

A sharp-tongued commentator and lifelong agitator, Alexander Bolton wields media savvy like a weapon, blending fiery rhetoric with cold pragmatism to reshape public debate while his analytical mind dissects every political move with ruthless precision.

A former investment banker turned political strategist, Emily Campbell leveraged her financial expertise to navigate policy with cold precision, always calculating the path to power.

A former factory worker turned grassroots organiser, Frederick Evans brings unfiltered working-class insights to politics, though his blunt honesty often lands him in awkward social situations.

Helena Montgomery grew up in one of Elrondia’s most influential families but left her privileged upbringing behind after inheriting a fortune at 21, using her wealth and sharp pragmatism to fund progressive causes without ideological blind spots.

A 23-year-old digital strategist who rose to prominence by masterminding viral campaign videos, Daphne leveraged her sharp media instincts and elite connections to become the youngest advisor to senior leadership in recent memory.

Raised in a factory town, Elizabeth Stafford served ten years in the military before trading her uniform for a political career, bringing sharp analytical rigor and disciplined ambition to the fight for working-class empowerment.