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You want a leaner, harder-edged Britain — one that trains people for jobs rather than funding them into debt, protects its own industries and borders, and stops apologising for who it is. Your votes on student loans, vocational funding, and non-British sentencing all point the same way: earn it, don't inherit it.

You split almost exactly down the middle with the national mood — siding with the majority barely half the time — which is rarer than it sounds; most people drift one way. Where you break from Britain, it's pointed: the nation wants Shabana Mahmood gone by a slim margin, you want her gone by a landslide, and you rejected the death penalty while a chunk of the country still flirts with it.

Brigg and Immingham mostly backs you up — unanimous with you on football's money problem, two-tier justice, and CANZUK — but it deserted you hard on student loans, where your area went 0% yes against your own no. Your patch is Leave-country pragmatism; you're mostly its mouthpiece, not its outlier.

For someone with firm views on housing and welfare, you've said nothing on Health, Constitution or Technology — odd gaps for a 24-year-old who'll live with the NHS's and AI's consequences longer than most.

Your record already shows real texture — a market-right instinct paired with a genuine environmental conscience, not just tribal loyalty. Cast a few more votes in your blind spots and this profile stops being a sketch and starts being a portrait.