WildRover

You're not a crusader — you're a joiner-in with a leftward tilt, backing public utility control, energy price overhauls and workplace protections while resisting nuclear defence spending and extremist party bans alike. The Britain you want is one that keeps the state's hand on essential services and the temperature gauge, but doesn't reach for authoritarian shortcuts to fix its problems.

You've voted with the national majority on 17 of 19 questions — you are, numerically, about as mainstream a voter as this platform has. Your two breaks from the herd matter more than the rest combined: you rejected further nuclear defence development when two-thirds of the country said yes, and you opposed banning extremist parties when most of Britain agreed with you — a rare case of you and the majority landing on the same civil-liberties instinct from different directions.

No local data has come through yet for your area, so there's nothing to set you apart from your neighbours this week — an open question rather than a verdict.

You've never voted on immigration, health, justice or education — some of the most contested ground in British politics — which leaves your left lean on governance and welfare undertested against the issues that usually sharpen a voter's edges.

Thirteen scored votes is enough to sketch you, not to fix you — cast a few more on immigration or justice and this profile will start telling you things you don't already suspect about yourself. We'll be watching every vote; come back next week and see how the picture moves.