BeckyProtopsaltis

You're not chasing ideology, you're chasing what feels obvious: bring back the death penalty, leave the ECHR, cut immigration, scrap net zero. It's a instinctively right-leaning vision of Britain — sovereign, unsentimental, impatient with international constraints — even if the one clearly-scored vote in your record (peers should retire, sit more) came from the left.

You're barely a contrarian at all — on every vote with a national result, you landed with the majority, sometimes overwhelmingly so, as with keeping the nuclear deterrent (90% agreed) and reducing immigration (81%). That's not fence-sitting; it's a genuine alignment with mainstream British opinion on the big-ticket sovereignty and security questions.

No local data has come through yet for any of your votes — so we can't yet tell you whether your street thinks like you or bucks the national mood. That's the first gap worth closing.

You've voted ten times but scored on just one — welfare, housing, health, education, the economy, defence policy proper: none of it touched yet. Your death-penalty and ECHR votes tell us your instincts, but a modest, thin record like this deserves more before it hardens into a verdict.

This is day one of a live picture — vote on welfare, the economy, or housing and the profile will start filling in real texture, not just national-mood matching. The more you cast, the sharper and truer this gets, week on week.