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You are an early-days centrist who leans right: firm on asylum accountability, public safety and election pressure, with a distinctly social-democratic streak on work and opportunity. You backed rehabilitation, equal employment support for older workers and rejected the claim that supply-side economics has lifted every income group: your instinct is a competent state that protects people and expects it to work.

You usually move with the national majority, agreeing with the UK on six of eight recent questions. Your sharper edge appeared on banning NHS strikes, where the country was almost evenly divided; you chose uninterrupted public service over industrial freedom.

This is a first sketch, not a settled identity: tomorrow’s ballot could show whether your centre-right instincts are mainly about order, or part of a broader belief in a more active state. Finish tomorrow’s eight votes and this read will be rewritten with a much truer picture of where you stand.