Together For Marianne

A longtime agitator for progressive causes, Laurent André’s unyielding integrity and knack for building unlikely alliances have made him a respected figure, despite his eccentric methods and refusal to play political games.

A disinherited heir turned self-made lobbyist, his razor-sharp political instincts and gift for fiery rhetoric made him a darling of protest movements before he vanished from public life to build influence in private.

A prodigious networker with an instinct for power, Chloé Bernard wields charm and media savvy to climb the political ladder, though her refusal to compromise on even the smallest ethical slip keeps allies wary of crossing her.

Raised in a cramped industrial town, Marie Chevalier clawed her way up from factory floors to political machinations, where her sharp elbows and ruthless efficiency make her the party’s most feared enforcer.

A longtime party insider with a knack for navigating power corridors, Thomas Dupont has risen through the ranks by leveraging his sharp political instincts and unwavering loyalty to the leadership.

Louis Faure traded his military fatigues for a suit after leading civic reconstruction projects, parlaying his disciplined command of logistics and his booming voice into a political career where loyalty and forceful persuasion became his trademarks.

Once a celebrated athlete turned media mogul, Émile Fontaine leveraged his fame into politics, wielding charm and ruthlessness to bend institutions to his vision.

A second-generation heir to an industrial fortune, he parlayed his charm and sharp political instincts into a meteoric rise, though whispers persist about the cost of his ambition.

A self-taught data prodigy who rose to prominence exposing corporate corruption, the eccentric genius has built a cult following among young idealists with her uncompromising moral code and unconventional protest tactics.

Once a political journalist, Philippe Legrand traded pens for power, using his razor-sharp wit and analytical precision to navigate media landscapes and strategically advance his career with calculated ambition.

A former banker turned policy expert, Arthur Michel brings decades of financial experience and unwavering loyalty to his work, having dedicated years to refining the party’s economic strategies.

A former policy wonk turned accidental activist, Émile Morel’s academic precision clashes with his paralysing stage fright, yet his deep research on welfare reform makes him indispensable behind the scenes.

Once a military strategist turned think-tank scholar, Clément Roussel now crafts policy in quiet offices, his razor-sharp analyses shaping parties from the shadows—though few hear his name.