The most accurate 3D political compass test and ideology quiz
“It’s incredible to finally have a name for what I believe.”
In only 10 minutes, get a “freakishly accurate” picture of who you are politically and why you think the way you do.
Drag a slider to move your point through the cube.
Drag the cube to rotate it
What taking it looks like
You can stop after 12 questions or keep going to 60.
Answer honestly
Each statement gets a slider instead of agree or disagree, so “sort of” counts as an answer.
Get mapped
Your answers become a point on the economic, governance, and social axes, which you can view flat or spin in 3D.
Find your ideology
You get the named ideology closest to your answers, with a short note on what its people believe.
Share and compare
Save your result as an image, or start a group quiz and see where your friends land.
Meet the nine regions
Each region holds nine ideologies, and every one of them has its own page you can read.
Revolutionary Communism & State Socialism
- Bolshevik Marxism
- Maoism
- Trotskyism
Authoritarian Statist Centrism
- State Capitalism
- Distributism
- Integralism
Authoritarian Right & Corporatist Monarchism
- Fascism
- Absolute Monarchy
- Paleoconservatism
Democratic Socialism & Left Populism
- Democratic Socialism
- Social Democracy
- Market Socialism
Mixed-Economy Liberal Center
- Centrism
- Social Liberalism
- Neoliberalism
Conservative Capitalism & National Conservatism
- Conservatism
- Liberal Conservatism
- Corporatism
Libertarian Socialism & Anarcho-Communism
- Libertarian Socialism
- Anarcho-Communism
- Anarcho-Syndicalism
Social-Market Libertarianism
- Social Libertarianism
- Georgism
- Mutualism
Anarcho-Capitalism & Ultra-Free-Market Libertarianism
- Anarcho-Capitalism
- Classical Liberalism
- Objectivism
Votely vs. the Political Compass
You’ve probably taken one of these already. Here’s what Votely does differently.
| Feature | Political Compass | 8values | VotelyMost complete |
|---|---|---|---|
| Axes | 2 | 4 | 3 core + 54 sub-axes |
| Results | 4 quadrants | 8 values | 81 ideologies |
| Answer format | Agree / Disagree | Agree / Disagree | Percentage slider |
| Visualization | 2D grid | Bar charts | Interactive 3D cube |
| Detailed report | |||
| Group mode |
Personal Political Profile
Your Name Here
Libertarian Socialism, in detail
Issued Today's Date
Authoritarian
Economic Left
Economic Right
Libertarian
Your position on the Votely 81 grid
Libertarian Socialism & Anarcho-Communism
Believes workplaces and communities should run themselves through voluntary cooperation, without bosses or a strong state.
Personal Political Profile
Your Name Here
Civic Conservatism, in detail
Issued Today's Date
Authoritarian
Economic Left
Economic Right
Libertarian
Your position on the Votely 81 grid
Conservative Capitalism & National Conservatism
Defends free markets and established institutions as the load-bearing walls of a free society, suspicious of fast change.
Personal Political Profile
Your Name Here
Centrism, in detail
Issued Today's Date
Authoritarian
Economic Left
Economic Right
Libertarian
Your position on the Votely 81 grid
Mixed-Economy Liberal Center
Trusts mixed economies, gradual reform, and the long fight against extremes, less by principle than by what tends to work.
Your label has a backstory
Your free result gives you the name. The report spends more than 30 pages on why it fits, quoting your own answers and naming the public figures whose politics sit closest to yours. It costs $24.99 and arrives by email within minutes.
What people told us
“Well done on this quiz and app in general. The results are displayed in very clear fashion and both the 2D and 3D versions are the best I have seen on the web.”
“I’m so glad you included a third axis. Many people associate progressivism with leftism or cultural conservatism with economic hierarchy, which are not codependent!”
“Great assessment with really thought provoking questions. It dives more into economic views than most other tests, which is much appreciated. The result was quite detailed.”
“This is sooo much better than the other political compass quizzes.”