TornDarkness

You want a Britain that owns its water and rail again, taxes the financial sector's grip on the economy, and spends the peace dividend on welfare rather than warheads — voting down three separate defence increases while backing UBI and scrapping the benefit cap. Rights, governance and welfare are where you're unanimous: abolish the monarchy, introduce PR, cap political donations, no exceptions.

You split with the country almost exactly down the middle — siding with the majority barely half the time — but where you diverge, it's pointed: the nation wanted extra defence billions by a wide margin and NATO spending rises too; you voted no to both, twice bucking a public that's rearming faster than you'd like.

No local data has come through yet on your recent votes — you're a national voice for now, without a hometown mirror to check yourself against.

You've never voted on justice, education, energy or immigration policy proper — for someone this decided on rights and welfare, that's a curious silence, and it's the next place your record needs testing.

This read is only the opening chapter — every ballot you fill sharpens it, and the moment you touch justice or immigration, a truer, harder-edged version of you will be waiting the next morning.