BernadetteGarvey

Your convictions are still forming, but where they exist they point the same way: state schools should be pushed harder on attendance, AI tools should go to disadvantaged pupils first, pension funds should back British firms. This is a Britain where public institutions are made to work better for those with least, not one where markets are left to sort it out.

You're rarely an outlier — on 7 of 10 recent votes you sided with the national majority, backing defence scrutiny, police reform, and Sizewell B's extension right alongside most of the country. Your one real breaks from consensus came on the Farming Roadmap and the Commons refurbishment, where you voted no while the nation split closer to yes.

Bangor Aberconwy has echoed you almost everywhere — pensions, schools, police, energy — voting with you on nearly every scored issue, so it's hard yet to tell where you and your area diverge; you may simply be a fair read of the place itself.

You've never voted on housing, welfare, immigration, health, or the environment — a striking gap for a 4-vote profile, and one that means your "clearly left" tag rests on education and economy alone. Filling in welfare or housing would tell us whether this is a rounded worldview or just a schoolteacher's instinct.

Ten votes is a sketch, not a portrait — cast a few more on welfare or housing and this profile will sharpen into something much truer to who you are. We'll be watching, and rewriting, every week.