DavidMorton

You want a Britain that taxes wealth hard, funds care from general taxation, and steps back from nuclear escalation — but keeps its borders tight, deports foreign offenders fast, and holds the Union together without devolving it away. It's not muddle so much as an older settlement: strong state, strong nation, little patience for either free-market economics or loose identity politics.

You split down the middle with the country — six of ten recent votes landed with the majority — but the disagreements are pointed: the nation backed more nuclear capability by a wide margin and you didn't, while on banning extremist parties you sat with a minority the country mostly rejected. You're not a contrarian, just selectively out of step where conviction runs deep.

Your circle leans Centre Left and you only meet them halfway, agreeing 55% of the time — closer to a coin flip than a tribe. JasonClark is your steadiest ally at 70%, but Sensock is your clearest opposite, and it's telling where: Rights and Constitution, exactly the ground where your instincts turn right while your circle stays left.

Ten votes is a strong opening sketch but not yet a fixed portrait — the categories with only one vote each could still swing either way. Keep voting and this profile will sharpen weekly, filling in whether the welfare-left, culture-right pairing is your settled character or just where you started.