lilsansbigsans

You want a Britain that's open, permissive and unshowy about tradition — immigration left alone, the monarchy gone, cannabis legal — but not a country that arms itself harder or bans its way to safety. Nuclear weapons, no; banning extremist parties, yes: you trust the state to police ideas more readily than to police borders or build bombs.

On the headline votes you're often the outlier — the country said reduce immigration, keep the ECHR, go nuclear; you said no to all three. Yet on the extremist-parties question you actually sit with the more restrictive instinct nationally, which cuts against the loose, live-and-let-live image the rest of your votes paint.

No local data has landed yet on any of your votes — so this is one comparison we simply can't draw for you this week.

Ten votes, but almost the whole map is untouched: nothing yet on welfare, housing, the economy, crime, education, energy. Your worldview so far is built entirely on constitution, defence and rights — vivid, but narrow.

Three politically scored votes is a sketch, not a portrait — cast a few more, especially somewhere like housing or the economy, and the throughline sharpens fast. This profile updates every week you vote, and it only gets truer the more of you it has to work with.