Twelve scales, scored one by one.
Most political tests squeeze you onto two lines. This one scores 12 separate axes from -100 to +100, grouped into four families. Pick an axis to see what it measures, what each end means, and who sits there.
Take the testEconomy
Ownership
Whether key industries, land and services should be owned collectively or privately.
Read about OwnershipMarkets
How much government should plan and regulate versus leaving prices to markets.
Read about MarketsWelfare
A broad safety net paid by taxes, or relying mainly on yourself, family and charity.
Read about WelfareState
Authority
Checks, balances and opposition rights versus strong leadership with fewer limits.
Read about AuthoritySecurity
Privacy and free expression versus policing, surveillance and public order.
Read about SecurityStructure
Power with regions and communities, or with one national government.
Read about StructureSociety
Morality
Openness to change on family, gender and personal choices versus established norms.
Read about MoralityReligion
Whether religion stays separate from law and public institutions or shapes them.
Read about ReligionTechnology
Enthusiasm for AI and new technology versus caution to protect nature and jobs.
Read about TechnologyCulture
Many cultures and higher immigration versus a shared national culture and language.
Read about Culture