JennSinge

You want a country that funds a National Care Service on NHS principles, taxes wealth to pay for it, and never lets a benefit sanction or a death penalty populism through — but you'll open the North Sea, back Rosebank, and vote for fracking to power it. This isn't confusion; it's a builder's left, not a purist's.

You split almost evenly with the national mood — siding with the majority on barely half your votes — but the misses are pointed: the country wanted gunboats in the Channel and early-release exemptions, you refused both, and when 71% backed phonics-first schooling, you were the No.

You run with a centrist crowd and agree with them only two times in three, closer to jpj — near-lockstep at 85% — than to Slawomir, where you're basically a coin flip: you two share Energy but break hard on Justice and Education, which is exactly where your left convictions are sharpest.

Your Energy votes read Right while everything else reads Left — a wealth-tax socialist who'll still greenlight drilling. That's the tension worth watching: does it harden into a genuine energy-realist strand, or fold back into the rest of your politics? Vote on, and next week's read will start to tell you.