GerryAllan

You want a Britain that deports fast, builds fast, and doesn't let courts or extremist parties gum up the works — deportation within five years, judicial reviews curbed, even a burka ban all draw a firm yes from you. It's a law-and-order, get-on-with-it conservatism, not an ideological one: when a left-coded policy is simply sensible — solar panels, a birthright savings fund — you take it without flinching.

You're rarely out of step with the country: on deportations, judicial reviews and the burka ban you sit comfortably inside big national majorities. Your one real breakaway is on banning extremist parties — you said no while most of Britain said yes, a genuinely libertarian instinct sitting oddly next to your otherwise hard line on order.

No local breakdown has come through yet for your votes — too early to say whether your area walks with you or against you.

Six scored votes is a start, not a verdict — you've never touched welfare, the economy, defence, health or education, the very territory where a "clearly right" leaning usually gets tested hardest. Right now this is a law-and-order sketch of you, not the full picture.

This profile sharpens every time you vote — cast a few on welfare or the economy and we'll know whether your right lean is fiscal as well as social. Come back next week; the picture only gets truer.