Constitutional Group

Maxime Garnier clawed his way up from a working-class upbringing by mastering the art of persuasion—and the art of making sure his enemies never saw him coming.

A silver-tongued dealmaker with a flair for the dramatic, Jean Gauthier’s magnetic presence and eccentric charm won over skeptics while his ambition propelled him from backroom negotiations to the forefront of political power.

A self-made millionaire who traded corporate boardrooms for the streets, Claire Girard navigates political trenches with the instincts of a veteran operator and the resources to back any bold move.

Henri Girard spent his early career as a grassroots organizer before rising through the ranks, his idealism tempered by unwavering loyalty to the movement that gave him purpose.

From a working-class family hardened by hardship, Lucie Lefebvre clawed her way up by sheer willpower, using her media savvy and ruthless efficiency to expose corruption while refusing even the smallest bribe.

Bastien Roux honed his analytical mind as an economist before captivating audiences with his razor-sharp policy insights and disciplined, data-driven arguments on the campaign trail.

A former investment banker in Lysenne’s financial hub of Port-Réal, she walked away from lucrative deals when clients demanded unethical practices, earning her a reputation for integrity even among skeptics.

A decorated former officer turned whistleblower in the banking sector, Alexandre Vincent’s uncompromising integrity and commanding presence made him a polarising figure—either feared by elites or championed by reformers.