towerview63

You want a UK that still looks after its own — council homes rebuilt, DWP cuts refused, a wealth tax for social care — but you have no patience for what you see as institutional overreach or fashionable causes; you voted no to rearmament and nuclear expansion, yet also no to Scottish independence and yes to scrapping net zero. This is a protective, small-c conservative left: guard the safety net, guard the borders of common sense, distrust grand projects whether they come from the Treasury or the MoD.

You split almost exactly down the middle with the country — on the big peacetime rearmament vote you sided with a shrinking minority against a nation that voted for it two-to-one, and you called the "trillion is not too much for one man" question the other way from most of your compatriots too. You're not a reflexive contrarian, just someone who checks each vote against your own ledger rather than the national mood.

Early days — with your votes cutting across categories rather than clustering, there's not yet a clean read on who you run with or against; the shape so far suggests you'd unsettle a purely left or right circle equally.

This profile sharpens every time you vote — cast a few more on immigration, justice or foreign policy, the gaps in your record so far, and the next read will know you far better than this one does.