TotallyaSlowking

You want a Britain where wealth is distributed rather than hoarded, where a national care service sits alongside the NHS, and where the City doesn't run the country from behind glass towers — the trillion-pound man and the privatised utility both strike you as symptoms of the same disease.

Here's the surprising thing for a "Hard Left" profile: you're not a dissenter, you're the mainstream. On every one of your ten votes you landed with the national majority — from utilities privatisation to marriage equality to the Burka ban — which makes you less a radical than a very accurate barometer of where Britain actually sits, well left of its reputation.

You agree with the accounts you follow two times in three, closer to CDRook, who tracks you on nine in ten shared votes, than to constancia, who you barely recognise politically, sharing ground on just one in six. That gap suggests you're picking your allies on instinct rather than tribe — you haven't yet had to choose a side against people you like.

Ten votes is a first sketch, not a portrait — your economy and rights convictions are already sharp, but the constitution ones (Scotland, devolution) still pull in different directions and that's the thread worth watching. Vote again and this picture gets sharper by the morning; every ballot you cast rewrites you a little more precisely.