New Horizon

A decorated veteran who traded combat boots for a political agenda, Edith Buchanan’s unshakable principles and roguish charm have made her both a feared critic and a beloved enforcer of party loyalty, often to the surprise of her opponents.

A maverick economist with a flair for theatrics, Bernard Ellison earned his reputation as the party’s most persuasive advocate, blending sharp pragmatism with eccentric cost-benefit analyses that no one dares ignore.

A former tabloid editor turned political operative, Gregory Morris built his reputation by turning public opinion through calculated leaks and media strategems, leaving a trail of broken careers and unshakable loyalty among his inner circle.

The black-sheep heir to a shipping fortune, Timothy Stafford abandoned corporate comforts to bankroll the party’s rise, blending eccentric charm with a ruthless focus on what wins elections.

A former finance executive with deep ties to both political and business elites, Iris Sullivan brings strategic wealth and effortless charm to every campaign she lends her name to.