NorthernByte

Five scored votes, five right-leaning answers — deport foreign offenders, drill the North Sea, make benefit claimants work, scrap the licence fee, ban the burka. You want a Britain that enforces its own rules without apology: work for welfare, borders that mean something, energy independence over green caution. It's a plain, muscular conservatism, not an ideology dressed up in theory.

This is the standout fact: on every one of your ten votes, you landed with the national majority, often a big one — 84% backed deportation after any imprisonable offence, 74% backed new oil licences. You're not a contrarian; you're the mainstream's clearest voice, saying out loud what most people quietly tick.

No local data has come through yet for your area — an open thread rather than a gap in you. Once your neighbours start voting alongside you, this is where the profile gets its sharpest edge.

You've gone deep on welfare, immigration and energy but never touched Housing, Health, Education, Justice, Defence or the Economy — a striking silence for someone this decided elsewhere. Ten votes is early days; the shape is right-leaning and consensus-minded, but categories like Justice or Defence would either confirm the hardliner in you or reveal a softer edge nobody's seen yet.

This profile sharpens with every vote — cast a few in Housing or Justice and we'll know whether you're a mainstream conservative through and through, or something more particular underneath. Come back next week; the picture only gets truer.