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Your political tendency.
Take the quiz. Save the result. Compare candidates faster.
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Official issue position quiz
12 simple issue cards. This powers candidate agreement.
Answer directly for each official issue. For now, candidate percentage agreement ignores the other quizzes and uses only these saved positions. Fewer vibes, fewer normalization gremlins.
Question 1 of 12 • Healthcare
Should government do more to make healthcare and prescription drugs affordable?
Party tendency quiz
Pick A or B. Ten cards, no essay exam.
A/B still produces liberal and conservative percentages, but the quiz now also derives economic, social, and liberty/order axes so it can label subtypes like Libertarian, Classical Liberal, Progressive, Conservative, Populist, or Centrist.
Question 1
Political lane quiz
Faction split quiz
Eight choices split MAGA from establishment right and progressives from establishment left. Results are shown as lane percentages.
Question 1
Third-party lane quiz
Which non-D/R party lane fits?
Six four-option cards separate Libertarian, Green, Constitution, and Forward-style reform instincts without forcing them into Republican/Democrat buckets.
Question 1
Government should
Real-life tradeoffs
Would you rather?
Hard choices that are not covered by the other quiz sections. No perfect answers, which is annoying but politically accurate.
Question 1
Would you rather
Priority ranking
Put the top priority first.
Move the cards until the top card is your number one issue.
#1
Healthcare
#2
Economy
#3
Inflation
#4
Spending/deficit
#5
Income/wealth distribution
Hot-button issue granularity
Where exactly do you land?
Granular positions on abortion, guns, immigration, climate/energy, crime, and transgender-policy conflicts.
Question 1 • Abortion
Where should abortion law land?
Bipartisan consensus quiz
Where do left and right voters overlap?
Skippable questions on broadly popular issues like marijuana, term limits, voter ID access, foreign-aid oversight, stock-trading bans, drug prices, donor transparency, and data privacy.
Question 1 • Marijuana
Legalize marijuana for adults and regulate it like alcohol?
Popular consensus position: Legalize adult use. Often draws support from civil-liberties conservatives, libertarians, and criminal-justice reform liberals.
Candidate selection priorities
What matters most when choosing a candidate?
Arrange the candidate characteristics with the most important at the top.
#1
Policy
#2
Integrity
#3
Experience
#4
Problem solving
#5
Empathy
Argument stress test
Challenge your answers.
See each saved profile response beside the strongest argument against it.
Open argument page