HamboneFakenamington

You want a Britain that builds faster and regulates lighter — planning reform cut to the bone, banks freed from gilt-ratio friction, medicines to market quicker. Your convictions are clearest on the economy, where you side right every time without hesitation.

You're rarely an outlier: on nine of your ten recent votes you landed with the national majority, from planning reform (86% yes) to Farage facing a standards probe. The one real breakaway is data centres opting into NSIP — you said no while most of the country, narrowly, said yes, suggesting your appetite for deregulation has a limit when it looks like a carve-out for a favoured industry.

No local data has come through yet on any of your votes — early days, so this section stays blank until your area starts showing its hand.

You've voted on economy and welfare with real conviction but never once on immigration, defence, justice or education — a striking gap for a right-leaning profile, since these are usually where a centre-right voter shows their teeth.

Nine scored votes is enough to sketch the shape of you, not to finish the portrait — vote on immigration or defence next and we'll see whether the deregulator stays this pragmatic or hardens. Every vote you cast sharpens this a little further; we'll have a new read for you next week.