DanSpence

You want a Britain where the state builds the homes, funds the care and softens the bill — a National Care Service paid from general taxation, council housing expanded, energy help for households, not just markets left to sort it. Every scored vote you've cast leans left, and it's not scattered: housing and welfare are where you keep showing up.

You split evenly with the country — on your side for basic income, cannabis, monarchy, judicial review limits, siding against it on nuclear weapons, immigration and net zero. That one break — backing curbs on judicial reviews to speed up housebuilding — is the tell: you're left on who gets housed, but impatient with anything that slows the building down.

No local numbers have come in yet for you — early days, so this section stays open until your area starts voting alongside you.

You've never touched economy, defence, education, justice or a dozen other categories — this is a housing-and-welfare voter's profile so far, not yet a whole worldview. Crime, tax, foreign policy: all untested ground.

Eight scored votes is a sketch, not a portrait — cast a few more, especially somewhere unexpected like defence or education, and watch this profile sharpen into something no one else's looks like. We'll be here every week, redrawing you as you go.