warrior8

You want a Britain that's practical rather than pure: open beef and lamb markets for farmers, immigration reined in, no fuss over a Seventh Carbon Budget you think overreaches. It's a modest, sceptical-of-grand-plans conservatism — not culture war, just a preference for what works over what sounds good.

You sided with the national majority on nine of your ten recent votes — you're not a contrarian by temperament. The one break tells you something: on mileage-based road tax for EVs, most of the country was split down the middle and you landed left of it, rejecting a new charge Middle England was actually warming to.

There's no local data yet to set against your votes — you're voting blind on how your own area leans, which means the next comparison worth making hasn't happened yet.

With only four politically scored votes so far, this is early days — the shape of you (right on economy, housing, environment, oddly left on transport) is a sketch, not a portrait. And you've never voted on welfare, immigration, defence, health, justice or education — the categories that usually do the real work of sorting a voter out.

Cast a few more votes in those gaps and this profile stops being a sketch and starts being a verdict — every vote you add sharpens the read, and we'll have a new one waiting for you next week.