Aiden

You want a Britain that's culturally at ease with itself — gay marriage, devolved power, a Scotland free to choose — but hard-edged on who gets to belong and what they can do once they're in. Deport the convicted, ban the burka, arm the deterrent: your instinct is liberal about identity and unforgiving about conduct.

You split from the country almost as much as you side with it — you rejected the National Care Service that 82% backed, and dismissed banning extremist parties that most of Britain also rejected, but you're a lone convert on transgender rights where 62% disagreed with you outright. On Scottish independence you backed a cause most of Britain still won't touch.

No local data yet — your area hasn't shown its hand on these questions, so there's nothing to measure you against yet. That's the first gap worth closing.

Ten votes, two real categories — everything from housing to justice to health is untested ground. Your right-leaning instincts on immigration and defence are loud and clear; whether that holds on tax, the NHS or education is still unwritten.

This is a sketch, not a portrait yet — every vote you cast fills in another wall of the house. Vote on health, justice or the economy next and watch this profile sharpen into something only you could be.