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[Kaine for Senate '18]

Personal Score: 25%
Economic Score: 17%

http://www.theadvocates.org/quiz.html
Your PERSONAL issues Score is 90%.
Your ECONOMIC issues Score is 10%.

http://www.okcupid.com/politics

Social Liberal
(81% permissive)
Economic Liberal
(18% permissive)
Socialist

http://www.selectsmart.com/president/2008.html
 1.  Theoretical Ideal Candidate   (100%)
 2.  Barack Obama   (81%) 
 3.  John Edwards   (81%) 
 4.  Dennis Kucinich   (78%) 
 5.  Joseph Biden   (78%) 
 6.  Hillary Clinton   (77%) 
 7.  Alan Augustson (campaign suspended)   (77%)
 8.  Wesley Clark (not running, endorsed Clinton)   (77%) 
 9.  Al Gore (not announced)   (76%) 
 10.  Christopher Dodd   (73%) 
 11.  Bill Richardson   (70%) 
 12.  Michael Bloomberg (says he will not run)   (59%) 
 13.  Mike Gravel   (58%) 
 14.  Elaine Brown   (44%) 
 15.  Ron Paul   (44%) 
 16.  Mike Huckabee   (37%) 
 17.  Kent McManigal (campaign suspended)   (36%) 
 18.  Rudolph Giuliani   (33%)
 19.  John McCain   (30%) 
 20.  Tommy Thompson (withdrawn)   (28%) 
 21.  Mitt Romney   (28%) 
 22.  Chuck Hagel (not running)   (22%)
 23.  Alan Keyes   (21%) 
 24.  Tom Tancredo   (18%)
 25.  Fred Thompson   (17%)
 26.  Jim Gilmore (withdrawn)   (16%)
 27.  Sam Brownback   (16%)
 28.  Duncan Hunter   (14%)
 29.  Newt Gingrich (says he will not run)   (14%)

[Willy Woz]

                     CONS     LIB
Economic:    61 35
Social:          77 13
Foreign:       44 55

[NDN]

Progressive/Conservative Score 8- Moderate Progressive
Capitalist Purist/Social Capitalist Score 4- Capitalist Purist
Libertarian/Authoritarian Score 0- Libertarian
Pacifist/Militarist Score 4- Moderate Pacifist

You are a Libertarian

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I clicked "yes" on the vouchers question, although I have some issues with how vouchers are being done in this country. And ultimately, they're just a band aid solution. But I'd be lying if I said I wouldn't want to give my kid some kind of opportunity to escape a chronically failing public school.

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

A note, I really am somewht libertarian, but the PM doesn't reflect this.


Your PERSONAL issues Score is 50%.
Your ECONOMIC issues Score is 100%.



Your Libertarian Purity Score
Your score is...

45

31-50 points: Your libertarian credentials are obvious. Doubtlessly you will become more extreme as time goes on.

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Total Inefficiency: 25.5%

What it means: A high inefficiency score indicates that you favor policies that make people more unhappy than they could be otherwise.

Your score breaks down as follows:

Authoritarian: 30%
What it means: A high score under authoritarian indicates that you advocate policies that inefficiently restrict the rights
of individual people, placing these rights under government control instead. You believe that in many cases the government knows
better than individuals what is good for them.

Anarchic: 20%
What it means: A high score under anarchic indicates that you are probably a stereotypical extremist libertarian. You
believe that people ought to be inefficiently within their rights to perform certain actions, even if those actions make others worse
off without compensation. You have arbitrarily selected certain behaviors as unquestionable natural rights and the impact they have
on people who disagree is of no consequence.

Your position on the chart is shown as a blue dot. The lower left corner indicates the highest efficiency. The arcs indicate
progressively worse efficiency with the upper right corner being the most inefficient possible based on the questions asked.

[Hash]

Personal Score  45%   
Economic Score  29%   

 
Where You Fit In

Where your Personal score meets your Economic score on the grid below is your political philosophy.  Based on the above score, you are a Moderate Liberal Populist .
 

[afleitch]

http://www.electoralcompass.com

It also allows you to look at how you match on an issue by issue basis

I got this:



Note - social liberals are at the top

[NDN]

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[NDN]

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Texas Representative Ron Paul (R)
74.07% match

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Your Other Top Matches
Former Alaska Senator Mike Gravel (D) - 70.37%
Illinois Senator Barack Obama (D) - 62.96%

Middle of the Pack
Arizona Senator John McCain (R) - 51.85%
New York Senator Hillary Clinton (D) - 48.15%

Bottom of the Barrel
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee (R) - 48.15%
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (R) - 48.15%

[Smid]

http://www.ozpolitics.info/guide/fun/politics-test/

There's an Australian political test.

[Хahar 🤔]

http://www.ozpolitics.info/guide/fun/politics-test/

There's an Australian political test.

http://www.ozpolitics.info/guide/fun/politics-test/?id=58ab5a42644929b200231aaf0c8d9f0c

Interesting.

[Josh/Devilman88]

http://www.ozpolitics.info/guide/fun/politics-test/#outlook

What does that mean?

[Хahar 🤔]

http://www.ozpolitics.info/guide/fun/politics-test/#outlook

What does that mean?

Combination of both.

[Josh/Devilman88]

Results for JC …

Take the test

Party preference


Greens Australian Democrats Labor Party Family First Liberal Party National Party One Nation
61.2%  57.9%  55.4%  44.6%  35.6%  26.1%  54% 

This test gives an indication of the parties that align with your views. Parties with higher scores have a policy outlook that is more aligned with your views.

Because your highest score is less than 66.6%, it suggests you have significant areas of disagreement with each of the parties. Indeed, you may not be satisfied with any of the political parties in the Australian polity.

Identifying the party that best aligns with your views is not an exact science. You have more than one party within an error margin of 10 percentage points of the highest score. The higher scored parties are highlighted above. Any of these parties may actually better align with your views than the highest scored party. Or, your political preferences may swing between these higher scored parties.

Notes: People choose to vote for a political party for many reasons, not just because their ideas and ideals align with those of their chosen party. In addition to a party’s philosophical position, many voters are also interested in the experience of the candidates, and the party’s leadership style and management capability. This tool did not test such factors.

Some political parties may have policy outlooks to which your are fundamentally opposed. Even if you agree with that party on other matters you would never vote for them because of your points of disagreement. This test cannot detect those parties for which you would never vote. Because it simply ‘averages’ your areas of agreement and disagreement, the test will give a score that is higher than you may like for those parties. If you have already made up your mind to never vote for a particular party, ignore its score from this test.

Political outlook


Your broad political orientation score is -19.3%, which equates to a ‘Centre Left’ position

Economic policy


Your economic policy score score is -20.7%. This equates to a ‘Centre Left’ position

Social policy


Your social policy score is 3.5%. This equates to a ‘Centre’ position

Traditional values


Your traditional values score is -84.2%. This equates to a ‘Far Left’ position

[NDN]

Party preference

Greens            Democrats    Labor Party    Family First    Liberal Party    National Party    One Nation
28%               45.4%                44%           48.7%         71.4%          65.1%             62.2%

This test gives an indication of the parties that align with your views. Parties with higher scores have a policy outlook that is more aligned with your views.

Identifying the party that best aligns with your views is not an exact science. You have more than one party within an error margin of 10 percentage points of the highest score. The higher scored parties are highlighted above. Any of these parties may actually better align with your views than the highest scored party. Or, your political preferences may swing between these higher scored parties.

Notes: People choose to vote for a political party for many reasons, not just because their ideas and ideals align with those of their chosen party. In addition to a party’s philosophical position, many voters are also interested in the experience of the candidates, and the party’s leadership style and management capability. This tool did not test such factors.

Some political parties may have policy outlooks to which your are fundamentally opposed. Even if you agree with that party on other matters you would never vote for them because of your points of disagreement. This test cannot detect those parties for which you would never vote. Because it simply ‘averages’ your areas of agreement and disagreement, the test will give a score that is higher than you may like for those parties. If you have already made up your mind to never vote for a particular party, ignore its score from this test.
Political outlook

Your broad political orientation score is 38.9%, which equates to a ‘Centre Right’ position
Economic policy

Your economic policy score score is 72.7%. This equates to a ‘Far Right’ position
Social policy

Your social policy score is 68.1%. This equates to a ‘Right’ position
Traditional values

Your traditional values score is -71.8%. This equates to a ‘Far Left’ position

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

You are a

Social Conservative
(35% permissive)

and an...

Economic Conservative
(76% permissive)

You are best described as a:

Republican

[minionofmidas]

http://www.ozpolitics.info/guide/fun/politics-test/#outlook

What does that mean?

Combination of both.

Bad test, but here are my results.

[Хahar 🤔]

Your true political self:
You are a

Social Liberal
(61% permissive)


and an...

Economic Liberal
(15% permissive)


You are best described as a:


Socialist


You exhibit a very well-developed sense of Right and Wrong and believe in economic fairness.

Social score interesting; I was only slightly left of center. Right near Mikhail Gorbachev, in fact.

[DWPerry]

If I were Australian...
Greens 30%
Australian Democrats 41.9%
Labor Party 45.9%
Family First 62.7%
Liberal Party 69.4%
National Party 68.4%
One Nation 70.8%

http://www.ozpolitics.info/guide/fun/politics-test/?id=19e74315592adfa7744651621efb6057

[Smid]

Interesting result, Southern Patriot.

[Bacon King]

australian parties:

Australian Democrats: 74.2%
Greens: 71%
Labor Party: 70%
Liberal Party: 53.8%
Family First: 43.5%
National Party: 41.3%
One Nation: 24.6%

Your broad political orientation score is -29.6%, which equates to a ‘Centre Left’ position

Your economic policy score score is 17.8%. This equates to a ‘Centre Right’ position
Your social policy score is -4.2%. This equates to a ‘Centre’ position
Your traditional values score is -95.2%. This equates to a ‘Far Left’ position

[DWPerry]

Interesting result, Southern Patriot.

Which party would I fit in? I know there are more than what is listed in the results.

[Smid]

Southern Patriot - One Nation's pretty much gone, I'd guess you're a Liberal moderate. You're right on economic issues, but more moderate on traditional values.

[Brandon H]

Funny thing on the vajoe candidate collection site. There is a list of what percentage of people taking the test matched up with each candidate.


# Gravel - 15.81%
# Huckabee - 12.85%
# Giuliani - 10.59%
# Romney - 9.16%
# Kucinich - 8.46%
# Cox - 6.89%
# Biden - 6.63%
# Clinton - 5.43%
# Obama - 4.82%
# Dodd - 3.55%
# Hunter - 3.54%
# Tancredo - 2.27%
# Paul - 2.11%
# Tommy Thompson - 2.01%
# Fred Thompson - 1.96%
# Richardson - 1.37%
# Edwards - 1.09%
# Brownback - 0.94%
# Mccain - 0.52%

Even if more Democrats have taken this than Republicans, I still find it surprising that McCain is on the bottom.

[Josh/Devilman88]

New York Senator Hillary Clinton (D)
69.84% match

Your Other Top Matches
Illinois Senator Barack Obama (D) - 53.97%
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee (R) - 51.59%


Middle of the Pack
Texas Representative Ron Paul (R) - 49.21%
Former Alaska Senator Mike Gravel (D) - 42.86%


Bottom of the Barrel
Arizona Senator John McCain (R) - 36.51%
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (R) - 34.92%