The Representatief Of The Voters

A former military officer turned political operator, Hans Berger leveraged his family’s wealth and sharp ambition to rise through the ranks, though his blunt social manner often undermines his own credibility.

Once a corporate lobbyist leveraging insider connections, Emilia Braun pivoted to activism after a crisis of conscience, now wielding spreadsheets and media contacts to dismantle systemic inequities behind the scenes.

Moritz Friedrich, raised in a working-class family, joined the party as a teenager and has since dedicated himself to its ideals despite his struggles with public speaking, earning a reputation for unwavering loyalty among his peers.

Stefan Günther, an awkward but razor-sharp academic, left his family’s industrial fortune behind to dive into politics, where his loyalty to leadership and unshakable pragmatism ensure policies are both effective and ironclad.

A long-serving party loyalist with ties in every major corridor of power, his eccentric antics and unpredictable loyalty make him both invaluable and a constant wildcard.

A self-made labor leader who rose from factory floors to become a vocal advocate for workers' rights, Anton Lange carries the grit of his upbringing into every political battle with an unshakable devotion to his party and a sharp eye for assembling coalitions.

A former investment banker turned stormy political operator, Katrin Maier combines razor-sharp financial acumen with a willingness to break moral taboos if it means securing her party’s dominance.

A former petty criminal turned people’s tribune, Wolfgang Peters built his reputation as an unconventional powerbroker by navigating the city’s underworld with equal parts charm and cunning.

David Weber traded his military uniform for a suit on Wall Street before walking away from both to champion a politics of strength and pragmatism, guided by a restless intellect and a disregard for conventional wisdom.