The Personal Political Profile
The full dossier on where you stand.
It runs more than 30 pages and is built from your answers. It covers where your tradition came from, who shaped it, the strongest case against it, and the people, past and present, who think most like you.
Personal Political Profile
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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
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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
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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’s inside
Each report pairs your answers with a hand-written dossier on your ideology. There is one for each of the 81.
A three-axis breakdown of how you answered
For each of your three core axes (Economic, Governance, Social), the report quotes the questions you leaned on hardest and explains what they say about your worldview.
Six sub-axes that place you in 1 of 81 traditions
The second phase of the long quiz runs six sub-axes specific to your region. The report walks through each one, why it moved your result, and how you compared to the regional average.
Where your tradition came from
A long essay covers how your tradition began, who built it, and which two or three books to read next.
The strongest case against your tradition, fairly put
Every tradition has a sharpest critic. The report names yours and makes their best argument, so you hold your position with your eyes open.
Political twins and a reading list
You get three to five thinkers, movements, or politicians whose positions sit closest to yours, plus a reading list with a line on why each entry made it.
A cover, a share card, and a printable handout
All three are made from your result. Post the card, and save the handout for the friend who keeps asking what you believe.
Get yours after the long quiz
The report is built from your first-phase result and the six second-phase sub-axes, so it is only available after the full 60-question quiz. That runs about twelve minutes of slightly heavier questions.
It costs $24.99once and arrives by email within minutes. If you’re not happy with it, reply to that email for a refund.