Ranae Zollner, a candidate for Clark, presents herself as distinct from typical political figures. As an autistic female of South Korean origin who has endured abuse, Ranae brings a personal understanding of significant societal issues.

She has faced challenges such as employment insecurity, the social housing and rental crisis, the limitations and high costs of healthcare and education, particularly in areas crucial for well-being like mental health, critical thinking, and first aid. Ranae calls on those who feel they are merely surviving to unite with her in the fight for justice, emphasizing her belief in systemic changes to promote equity and accessibility.

Her proposals include obliging major corporations to hire one graduate for every non-graduate to provide vital work experience, combating rent-seeking behaviors, capping rent increases, ensuring all affordable housing meets a standard of "base level luxury," and addressing the issue of unoccupied homes. She advocates for making dental care more affordable and improving access to psychological services, counselling, and medication according to individual needs.

Furthermore, Ranae stresses the importance of proactive measures against sexual assault, particularly focusing on the underreported assaults on vulnerable individuals with disabilities.