BREXIT

You want a UK that punishes hard, houses fast, and stops asking non-citizens to queue for benefits before they've earned them — capital punishment for the worst offenders, suspended benefits pending review, immigration rules tightened rather than loosened. It's a law-and-order, build-more-homes vision with a stubborn economic-left streak underneath: you'll back a no-growth wellbeing model and distrust AI-driven finance in the same breath you back fracking and Rosebank.

You're mostly in step with the country — siding with the majority on most of these votes — but your dissent clusters exactly where you're hardest: you rejected Labour's National Care Service and a National housebuilding target the nation broadly backed, and you'd suspend benefits and execute the worst offenders where the country is split down the middle. On space capability spending you didn't just vote no, you dismissed the whole premise — "Space isn't even real... let's fixate on the issues at home" — a very on-brand piece of domestic-first impatience.

Early days here — the shape so far is a voter running slightly ahead of consensus on justice and housing, someone whose circle would likely find you the hard edge on welfare and crime even where you agree on the broader picture.

This is only the first sketch — 45 scored votes in, with whole fields like immigration policy detail, culture and science still untouched. Keep voting and the picture sharpens fast; next week's read will start showing you who actually rides with you.