YvonneKeegan

You are a grounded Centre-Right voter: tougher on offenders, firm on educational basics and open to a mixed public-private NHS, yet willing to fund a National Care Service and support fixed parliamentary terms. The UK you want is more disciplined and better run, not stripped of its social guarantees; this is an early read, so the outline is clearer than the fine detail.

You have landed with the national majority on six of nine votes, but not as a reflexive follower: your support for care funding and fixed terms sits alongside a harder line on justice, regulation and the burka. You are close to the country’s centre of gravity, with a slightly more reformist and right-leaning instinct than the average voter.

You run with your circle more often than against it, though not in lockstep. BruceMiddleton is your natural ally, while Slawomir is the account you most often part company with; overall, your own Centre-Right balance is a shade firmer than the average of the people you follow.

The open question is whether your practical conservatism settles into a clearer welfare brake or keeps pairing social protection with market reform. Ten more votes will sharpen that answer and make this living picture truer each time you return.