SeanMcgrath

You're not chasing ideology — you want a Britain that's tough on borders, sceptical of Strasbourg, unsentimental about the death penalty, and unmoved by utopian fixes like UBI. It's a instinctively conservative, common-sense worldview: keep the deterrents, keep the nukes, keep the Lords but make them work for it.

You're rarely an outlier — on leaving the ECHR, scrapping net zero, cutting immigration and keeping nuclear weapons, you moved in lockstep with clear national majorities. The one place you broke from the crowd was cannabis, where the country split evenly and you landed firmly on "no."

No local data has come through yet on your votes — an open thread rather than a gap in you.

You've cast opinions on the constitution, crime and defence, but whole territories — health, housing, welfare, the economy — remain untouched. That's a lot of Britain still unmapped in you.

This is early days: one scored vote is a shape, not yet a signature. Vote on welfare or the economy next and we'll start seeing the real edges of who you are — sharper with every ballot you cast.