AndiSercombe

You want a UK that's rebuilt from the ground up — an independent Scotland, regional assemblies for the rest, a National Care Service funded from general taxation — but you're no pacifist about it: you'd arm the state with nuclear teeth and extremist parties banned outright. This is a leftism that trusts structures more than sentiment, and isn't afraid to say the union itself is up for renegotiation.

You split almost evenly with the country, six of ten votes in step — but where you diverge, you diverge hard. Most of Britain wanted Scotland to stay (76-166 the other way) and most wanted the burka gone; you went the other way on both, unmoved by the 54% who'd ban it.

Your circle leans Centre-Right, so a bare 56% agreement is telling in itself — you're not drifting with them, you're holding your ground against the current. Harryp is your nearest match at 70%, though even there Rights splits you apart; DameRachel is your sharpest clash, disagreeing with you on the two things you feel most strongly — Rights and Constitution.

Ten votes is an early sketch, not a verdict — but the shape is already unusual: a leftist willing to blow up the constitutional settlement while arming the state to defend it. Keep voting and the picture sharpens; next week's read will tell you whether that's a consistent worldview or a live tension still working itself out.