Konservativa

A firebrand with roots in Götaland’s industrial heartlands, Frieda Becker rose from working-class obscurity to become a strategic powerhouse, wielding both sharp analytical insight and an unmatched network to reshape the party’s economic vision.

Jana Fuchs grew up navigating Götaland’s elite circles with equal parts instinct and inherited wealth, though her sharp mind and media savvy often compensate for her quiet public speaking.

A grassroots organizer with a gift for rallying crowds, her fierce devotion to the party’s leadership and knack for navigating political minefields have made her an indispensable campaigner, though some dismiss her as too pragmatic for their taste.

A former journalist turned media strategist, his sharp instincts for shaping narratives made him a rising star in political circles, where his ambition and analytical mind now propel his rapid ascent.

A polished media strategist and policy wonk, this rising star built a reputation as a reformer after exposing corruption in a public education scandal, blending sharp analytical skills with a gift for turning complex issues into compelling narratives.

A decorated military strategist turned policy architect, Helmut Möller combines sharp tactical insight with an unwavering belief in institutions that serve the many rather than the few.

Anton Neumann’s decades-long devotion to the party’s leadership belied his academic brilliance, as his reclusive policy work quietly shaped growth-first reforms, despite his awkward tendency to publicly offend allies with blunt, unpolitic truths.

Rising from a working-class upbringing with unshakable confidence, Elisabeth Schmidt combines relentless ambition with a speaker’s gift for rallying the disillusioned, leaving no room for doubt about where she stands—or what she’s willing to do to win.

Once a rural schoolteacher who led local strikes for fair wages, she burst onto the national stage with fiery speeches decrying urban elites, her unwavering loyalty to the party’s ideals echoing through every rousing address.

Hans Schröder traded a lucrative corporate consulting career for politics after delivering a viral speech on individual liberty, quickly becoming the party’s most sought-after speaker and policy architect.

Hildegard Walter rose through the ranks by mastering the art of political theater, blending razor-edged rhetoric with media savvy to elevate the party’s message while remaining steadfastly loyal to its leadership.

Once a corporate strategy consultant, Hildegard Weiß walked away from the boardroom after uncovering fraudulent labor practices in a multinational client’s supply chain.

A 34-year-old economic populist, Brigitte Wolf’s sharp intellect and magnetic presence make her the party’s most compelling orator—though her unorthodox methods often leave colleagues both inspired and baffled.