AlexandrosKouris

Ten votes in, the clearest thread is economic: you think finance has too much grip on Britain and that privatising utilities was a mistake worth undoing. That's a left instinct with real conviction behind it, not a vague vibe.

You're rarely out on a limb — siding with the national majority on eight of your ten votes, including the big utilities and finance calls where most of Britain agreed with you. The one break: you backed extra defence spending, a rightward vote most would call out of character for someone who talks like this on the economy.

Bristol Central hasn't just agreed with you — on several of these it agreed unanimously, especially on the economy and defence spending. You're less an outlier here than a fairly faithful reflection of your own postcode.

You've voted on almost nothing outside economics and a couple of one-off issues — immigration, justice, health, housing, the constitution: all untouched. Right now this is a portrait of your wallet, not your whole politics.

Three scored votes is a sketch, not a portrait — cast a few more, especially outside economics, and we'll start seeing the whole picture, sharper every week.