justrmz

You are an early-days centre-left voter: sympathetic to public services, workers’ rights and economic fairness, with a notably hard line on justice. You rejected supply-side economics and an NHS strike ban, opposed rehabilitation programmes, and backed trained self-defence tools — a practical belief that compassion should not mean softness on consequences.

You are not a habitual majority voter: the UK split evenly around you across these questions. The clearest divide came on rehabilitation, where you rejected spending time and money on prisoners even as most voters supported it; on asylum hotels, NHS strikes and an early election, you went with the minority.

Seven scored votes are enough to sketch a direction, not define a political identity. Tomorrow’s eight-vote ballot may show whether your justice-first instinct is a durable anchor for your centre-left outlook, and the picture will sharpen with every answer.