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You want a Britain that reforms rather than punishes at home — legal aid, education in prisons, fair pay for care workers — while drawing a hard line on who gets to stay. It's not incoherence; it's a worldview where the state should be generous to its own and strict about entry into the club.

You're rarely an outlier — on prison education, justice reform, NHS reform and deporting foreign offenders, you moved with large national majorities. The one break: you kept the Mayor of London when nearly half the country wanted it gone, a small loyalty to devolved power that cuts against your other instincts.

You've never voted on housing, the economy, defence, education policy or the constitution — a striking gap given how firm you are on justice and immigration. Right now this is a justice-and-borders profile with everything else unwritten.

Ten votes in, the shape is honest but thin — a clear left lean on justice, a clear right lean on rights and immigration, and whole categories still blank. Cast a few more, especially somewhere unexpected, and next week's read will start to show you something you don't already know about yourself.