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You want a Britain that redistributes wealth, abolishes the monarchy in all but name, funds care from general taxation, and treats marriage equality and trans rights as settled questions — a levelling, republican-minded country built on solidarity, not hierarchy.

You're often out ahead of the national mood rather than against it — you backed Scottish independence when barely a quarter of Britain did, and wanted extremist parties bannable when most said no — but you also voted with the crowd on nuclear deterrence and deporting foreign offenders, proof your left instincts don't override every practical judgement.

No local data has come through yet on your votes — a gap worth closing, since right now we can only measure you against the nation, not the street.

Fourteen votes, all landing cleanly left except two sharp rightward breaks, but entire fields — housing, health, education, justice, the economy's bigger questions — are untouched; your radicalism on rights and the constitution hasn't yet been tested against the issues that actually run a country day to day.

This is early days — a strong, legible lean with real edges already showing (that nuclear vote won't let you be filed as simply "left"). Keep voting and the picture sharpens fast: next time, a fresh read waits, truer than this one.