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Ten votes in, you're not yet a type — you're a set of reflexes: back Thames Water into public hands one week, back North Sea drilling the next, both times landing with the majority. It reads less like ideology and more like a practical Britain-first calculus: whatever visibly works, wherever the mess needs cleaning up — be it a utility company or a high street shopfront.

You're rarely the rebel — on seven of ten scored and unscored votes alike you landed with the national mood, from wanting a written constitution to worrying about Shabana Mahmood's judgement. The one place you broke hard from the pack: you're the only one in the room unbothered by right-wing media's financial muscle, while three in four of the country call it a danger.

No local data has come through yet — your area hasn't weighed in alongside you on a single one of these, so there's nothing to measure yourself against locally. That's the first gap worth closing.

Immigration, welfare, health, justice, defence — the classic battlegrounds — are all untouched; for someone with opinions this live on energy and business, that's a striking silence, and it's where your real leaning will surface.

This is day one of a picture that gets sharper with every vote — cast a few more and we'll tell you, properly, whether you're a pragmatist or a contrarian in disguise.