nina_codes

You want a Britain that redistributes wealth and treats work fairly — richest have too much, benefit cliffs should go, steel and pensions deserve protecting — but you want that Britain governed differently: less London, more region, tighter rules on political money and constitutional plumbing. It's a redistributive vision wrapped in institutional caution.

You split almost evenly with the national mood — on with the majority half the time, against it the rest — which is rarer than it sounds; most people cluster one way. Your break from the crowd is sharpest on culture-war-adjacent questions: you agreed white British people get treated as second-class, and doubted billionaire wealth undermines democracy, both against big national majorities the other way.

Holborn and St Pancras is a solidly left constituency, and you mostly ride with it — 100% locally on the housing benefit cliff edge, on London-centrism, on Ukraine. But you're willing to be the lone dissenting vote too, going against your area on beavers, Flood Re caps, and immigration toughness where your neighbours split differently.

Sixteen categories deep and you've never touched health, housing, transport or culture — an odd gap for someone this engaged with money and machinery. Fill those in and this profile stops being a sketch of your instincts and starts being the full picture.

This is early days — 36 scored votes is a real start, not the final word. Vote on housing or health next and watch whether the redistributive left or the institutional right pulls harder; we'll have a sharper you here next week.