Migano

You want a Britain that fixes the practical stuff — how energy is billed, how hot a workplace can get, who owns the newspapers shaping the debate — without much patience for ideological overhaul; you rejected both NHS privatisation-style reform and NHS abolition, which tells you more about your instinct for the status quo done fairly than any radicalism.

You're often with the crowd — pro-rejoin, anti-NHS-abolition, wary of media concentration — but you broke from large majorities on rural land restoration and NHS reform along continental lines, both times pulling left of where most of the country landed.

No local data yet on any of your votes — early days, so this is a national story so far, not yet a local one.

You've voted on justice-adjacent culture flashpoints and defence reviews but never touched welfare, housing, immigration or the economy directly — a striking gap for someone this engaged with fairness questions elsewhere.

Fourteen scored votes is enough to see the shape of you, not yet the whole picture — cast a few on housing or welfare and this read sharpens fast, and we'll have a new one waiting the moment you do.