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Four scored votes, all pulling left, and a clear taste for institutional accountability — no to MPs' second jobs, yes to distrust of trial-by-media, no to abolishing the NHS. This is a young voter building a picture of a fairer, more accountable Britain from the ground up, not yet dogmatic but instinctively suspicious of power going unchecked.

You split with the country about as often as you agree with it — you backed the majority on the NHS, cannabis, and junk-food ads, but stood almost alone against 92% of Britain wanting full national control of the nuclear deterrent, and against the 61% who'd leave the ECHR. That's not contrarianism for its own sake; it reads as a young left-leaner who trusts multilateral frameworks over unilateral strength, even when it's unfashionable.

You've never voted on Immigration, Economy, Welfare, Housing or Defence — the very terrain where a Hard Left lean usually gets tested hardest. Right now this is a sketch of a worldview, not the full portrait; those categories are where your politics will either harden or surprise you.

Ten votes in and the shape is already there — cast a few more, especially on welfare or the economy, and this profile stops being early days and starts being unmistakably yours. We'll be watching every vote and rewriting your read each week, so come back and see who you're becoming.