MargaretParker

You want a Britain that pours money into education and legal aid to fix people rather than just punish them — backing whole-system justice reform and prison education without hesitation — but you're no soft touch on culture: "wokeness" and hate-speech rules earn your suspicion, and faith schools get your yes. It's a left economics, left justice, right instincts on speech and identity combination.

You mostly ride with the country — nine of your ten votes landed on the national majority side, including unanimous backing for justice reform. The one real breakaway: you rejected the mileage-based EV road tax while the nation split narrowly against it too, so even your dissent barely counts as one — you're a consensus voter more than a contrarian.

No local data has come through yet on any of your votes — this section is still blank. Once your area starts voting alongside you, you'll see whether your town shares your rehabilitative streak or is harder-edged on crime and speech.

You've cast zero votes on immigration, health, housing, defence or the economy at large — huge terrain for someone whose instincts on justice and rights are already this clear. Right now you're legible on crime and free speech and a total blank on almost everything else.

Nine scored votes is early days — enough to see the shape of you, not the whole picture. Vote on immigration or health next and this profile will sharpen fast; we'll be here rewriting it the moment you do.