ChelseaForever

Only two of your votes carry a clear political charge so far — both pushing right, on defence spending and the economy — so what follows is a shape, not a verdict.

You're a majority-rider: extra defence cash, CANZUK, solar subsidies, billionaire wealth concerns — you land where most of the country lands. But you break from the pack on the death penalty and Islamic reform, where the nation splits against you, and on Reform UK and the Green Party, where you flip the usual script — cool on Reform, wary of the Greens.

Feltham and Heston agrees with you almost every time in this sample — on housing wealth, CEO pay, solar, the union's fitness for purpose — though it's one voice each time, so treat it as a chorus of one rather than a verdict on the constituency.

You've cast forty-nine votes but almost none carry a scored political lean beyond defence and economy — and whole territories (immigration, welfare, justice, health, housing) are untouched. That's the real story right now: a busy voter whose worldview hasn't yet been triangulated.

This is only the opening sketch. Vote on immigration, welfare or justice and the picture stops being a guess and starts being you — sharper every week, and we'll be watching.