32 Political Types

Anarcho-Capitalist 0.9% All government is illegitimate coercion. Traditional Libertarian 4.7% Champions free markets and minimal government within traditional communities. Compassionate Libertarian 1.4% Free markets and personal liberty are the best tools for helping the vulnerable. Left Libertarian 2.6% Opposes both state and corporate tyranny. Civil Libertarian 1.1% Champions maximum personal freedom and social progress.

Progressive Activist 6.1% Supports strong government action for economic justice and rapid social change. Democratic Socialist 10.6% Wants democratic control of the economy with strong personal freedoms. Techno-Progressive 0.5% Technology and global markets will solve humanity's greatest challenges. Establishment Progressive 0.5% Diversity and social justice are both moral imperatives and good business. Labor Progressive 8.6% Embraces social progress and gender equality within sovereign borders.

National Conservative 4.8% Prioritizes national sovereignty, traditional values, and cultural preservation while supporting free enterprise. Religious Conservative 1.6% Grounds politics in faith traditions, seeing free enterprise within moral constraints. Traditionalist 5.8% Individual freedom must yield to community cohesion and traditional values. Moderate Conservative 3% Leans toward free markets and traditional values without extreme positions. Reform Conservative 1.1% Blends market economics with practical adaptation to modern realities. Conservative Democrat 1.1% Supports government economic intervention and international engagement with moderate social views. Neoconservative 0.6% American power should actively promote democracy and human rights globally.

Trad Socialist 2.3% Supports economic equality while preserving traditional social structures. Market Socialist 3.2% Wants worker ownership within market systems. Christian Socialist 0.7% Scripture demands economic justice and care for the poor.

National Populist 6.1% Champions the common people against both global elites and cultural change. Left Nationalist 1.2% Supports strong worker protections and economic equality within national borders. Welfare Nationalist 2.8% In generous social programs for citizens only.

Authoritarian Left 4.8% Strong state control of both society and economy is necessary for equality. Authoritarian Right 2.9% Supports strong leadership to maintain order and tradition while allowing market competition. Techno-Authoritarian 1.6% Embraces algorithmic governance and data-driven control.

Cosmopolitan 0.5% Champions free trade, open borders, and international institutions. Classical Liberal 1.1% Advocates for individual liberty, free markets, and limited government. Social Liberal 3.5% Balances personal freedom with pragmatic government action.

Pragmatic Centrist 2.3% Values practical solutions over ideological purity. Moderate Liberal 0.5% Supports measured government intervention and steady social progress. Independent Thinker 12.6% Political views that combine elements that rarely go together.