How to take the test
Choose 36, 60 or 240 statements from a licensed pool of 288. All three versions cover twelve dimensions. Answer for yourself; there is no correct political position to aim for.
Use the five agreement options and review earlier answers whenever you need to. The result compares selected dimensions with illustrative ideologies. It is a simplified model, not a diagnosis or a statement of membership.
Choose a length
Choose 36, 60 or 240 questions. Each version covers all twelve axes. After the short test, you can add 24 questions.
Respond to the statements
Choose from five levels of agreement. You can go back and change an answer.
Read and use your results
View twelve axis scores and ideology, historical country and personality matches for free. You can share a result or choose an optional paid report.
Before you start
Is this a scientific assessment?
No. This is an informal self-reflection tool. The questions, weights, and ideology examples are a simplified model, not a validated diagnosis or a prediction of your behaviour.
What does an ideology match mean?
The comparison uses four dimensions: economic equality, trade orientation, security, and social progress. It does not use all twelve scores and cannot fully describe your politics.
Where do the questions come from?
The English question set and scoring model are adapted from the MIT-licensed politicaltests/12axes project. The source and complete license notices are available below.
Are my answers saved?
Progress and free results are saved in this browser for 30 days and can be deleted from the test screen. Sharing saves an encrypted public result after your consent. Paid reports store an encrypted result with the order; Deep stores individual answers only with separate consent.