Lcars39

You're a right-leaning centrist who breaks from that instinct in one clear place: the environment. You'd deport foreign offenders within five years, ban the burka, and build up nuclear defence without blinking — but you also backed the Sustainable Farming Incentive and rejected demolishing old housing over slower efficiency upgrades. This is a UK that stays hard on borders and order while quietly going green at home.

You're rarely an outlier — you sided with the national majority on 14 of your 16 votes, from deporting foreign offenders to boosting nuclear capability. Your one real breaks with the crowd came on housing retrofit and transgender identity, where you went left while most of the country either split or leaned the other way.

You run with a Centre-Right crowd but agree with them barely more than half the time — a loose fit, not a lockstep one. Fred_bloggs is your closest ally, while GorgeousGeorge is your sharpest clash, splitting from you specifically on the constitution — devolution and independence, the questions of how the UK holds itself together, are where you and your circle part ways.

Thirteen scored votes is a start, not a verdict — the environment-versus-immigration tension is the most interesting thread you've got, and it'll only get sharper as you keep voting. Every ballot you cast makes this read truer; come back next week and see who you've become.