KarenVickers

You want a UK that looks outward with steel — more money for defence, nuclear weapons kept, deportation for anyone who abuses the hospitality of citizenship — while still nursing a grievance that ordinary people, including "white British" ones, get treated as an afterthought by the institutions meant to serve them. Your own words on deportation are blunt: offenders sent back "immediately... no return." This isn't laissez-faire conservatism; it's a protective, almost communitarian right, unafraid to keep the NHS, scrap the two-child cap, and flirt with PR reform along the way.

You're no reflexive contrarian — you split near-evenly with the national mood, backing the big defence spend and deportation crackdown the country also wants, but pulling away hard on culture: where the nation shrugged off "diverse casting" concerns, you were firmly against it, and where most said the right has no violence problem, you agreed too, refusing the tribal read on that one.

Not enough of your circle's votes overlap yet to say who you run with — early days, but your own record already has a clear shape.

Every vote you cast sharpens this — cast a few more and next week's read will start showing you who in your circle actually walks alongside you.