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You are shaping into a strongly left voter whose instinct is clearest when power bears down on people: against mandatory whole-life orders, compulsory prison work and benefit cuts dressed up as reform. You want a more generous, socially protective UK, but with a streak of independence—supporting an English anthem and a ban on religious slaughter while rejecting the usual rightward package.

You often vote against the grain: the nation backed scrapping non-crime hate incidents, tougher prison justice and a more punitive welfare settlement, while you rejected all three. Your vote for universal free school meals captures the positive version of your politics—public provision before moral judgement—though this remains an early sketch rather than a finished ideology.

Your record already points towards the left’s justice-and-welfare flank, but the open question is whether that becomes a settled worldview or a series of principled refusals. Ten more votes will earn a fresher read, and the next depth step should begin turning this strong instinct into a clearer political shape.