TheLadyEmma

You want a Britain that's generous at home and hard-edged at the border: a National Care Service funded properly, marriage equality settled, trans people left alone — but foreign offenders deported fast and the nuclear deterrent kept sharp. It's not fence-sitting, it's two convictions held at once.

You're rarely the outlier — nine of your last ten votes landed with the national majority, from care funding to deportation. Your one break from the herd is telling: you'd keep extremist parties legal even though most of the country leans toward banning them, a genuine civil-liberties instinct peeking through the pragmatism.

You run with a Centre-Right crowd but only agree with them three times in five — closest to GaneshSittampalam, where you're in step seven times in ten, and furthest from Gastfo, where the Constitution itself is your fault line: devolution and Scottish independence split you clean apart.

Ten votes in, the shape is already interesting — right on hard security, left on care and identity — but it's early days. Cast a few more and this profile will sharpen into something no dashboard could have told you; check back next week and see what holds.