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Alice Weidel
Alice WeidelGermany · Alternative for GermanyMOTN · Heritage Conservative
12 axes closeness94%7 axes compared

Alice Weidel vs Giorgia Meloni on the 12 Axes

Alice Weidel co-chairs the Alternative for Germany, and Giorgia Meloni is Prime Minister of Italy. Their profiles are close, with both leaning Traditional, toward National identity, Order and Strength, and Self-reliant on welfare, and only small gaps show up between them.

Where they agree
  • Authority

    Both lean Strong leader: +25 and +25.

  • Security

    Both lean Order: +60 and +60.

  • Welfare

    Both lean Self-reliant: +30 and +35.

  • Morality

    Both lean Traditional: +55 and +60.

Alice Weidel (solid)Giorgia Meloni (dashed)
ECONOMYSTATESOCIETYWORLDOwnershipMarketsWelfareAuthoritySecurityStructureMoralityReligionTechnologyCultureTradeForeign

All 12 axes, side by side

AxisAlice WeidelGiorgia MeloniGap
OwnershipPublic to Private+40No record-
MarketsPlanned to Free+45+3015
WelfareShared to Self-reliant+30+355
AuthorityDemocratic to Strong leader+25+250
SecurityLiberty to Order+60+600
StructureLocal to CentralNo recordNo record-
MoralityProgressive to Traditional+55+605
ReligionSecular to ReligiousNo recordNo record-
TechnologyEmbrace to CautionNo record+30-
CultureMulticultural to National identity+85+7015
TradeGlobal to Protected+25No record-
Foreign policyCooperation to Strength+50+2525

Scores run from -100 to +100 and come from each profile's documented positions. Closeness compares only the axes both have on record. It measures similar positions, not endorsement. How profiles work

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Questions

How similar are Alice Weidel and Giorgia Meloni?

On the 7 axes where both have a documented position, their profiles are 94% close on the 12 Axes scale. No axis splits them sharply.

Who is more economically left-wing, Alice Weidel or Giorgia Meloni?

Giorgia Meloni sits further toward the collective end of the Economy family (ownership, markets and welfare), by 6 points on average.

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