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You want a Britain that stays whole and unbothered — no fractured Union, no new tiers of devolved government, a harder line on deportation and defence — but you don't want that Britain policing how people dress or live. Your instinct is centralist and orderly on the constitution, live-and-let-live on culture.

Most of your votes track the national mood — you deported with the 91% majority, went nuclear with the 62%, said no to Scottish independence alongside four in five voters. But on the burka and on trans "danger," you broke from majorities of 62% and 41% who leaned the other way — a real point of independence from your own side.

Nine votes, two categories with any real shape — constitution and rights are the only places you've shown conviction. Health, housing, justice, education, the economy beyond one vote on wealth: all untouched. A profile this decided on the Union has said almost nothing yet about the NHS, tax, or crime.

This is an early sketch, not a verdict — cast a few votes on welfare, justice or the economy and the picture sharpens fast. Every ballot you finish rebuilds this read overnight, so come back tomorrow and see who you've become.