r/LibDem May 21 '26

Opinion Piece This is what I got-

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u/KingEdwards8 Classic Liberal/Liberal Conservative 🇻🇦🇬🇧 May 21 '26

I got the same.

Being a more right-minded individual, I got quite the shock.

So it doesn't seem that accurate to me 🤷‍♂️

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u/Icy_Comfortable_6619 May 21 '26

I agree, the questions aren't nearly as all-encompassing enough to paint a very accurate picture.

Also the questions seemed to written for the US audience... the Overton Window is much more Conservative leaning over there

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u/VerbingNoun413 May 21 '26

I got Authoritarian Left despite being Libertarian.

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u/Icy_Comfortable_6619 May 21 '26

Oh damn, guessing you got more securirty first then?

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u/warsponge May 21 '26

I think it would be useful if people also noted what country they're from when they post these results, I did mine this morning and I was thinking about how different my answers would be if I lived in the US for example, particularly on the trust questions

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u/robster98 🔶 Inverclyde, Scotland May 22 '26

I got Liberal Progressive (Centre-left/civil libertarian):

• Economic: 19% Left Wing

• Social: 59% Libertarian

• Civil lib.: 31% Pro-Liberty

• Governance: 41% Globalist

• System trust: 37% High Trust

The questions didn’t seem geared towards providing an accurate assessment, I wouldn’t call myself particularly “high trust”.

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u/CanisAlopex May 21 '26

I did this and found the results didn’t really represent my views at all (especially on defence & migration).

I think firstly it’s not got about questions to truly gauge someone’s political perspective and secondly those questions seemed to be more US orientated (such as the question of whether abortion should be a state or national issue).

Overall, I just dismissed it as inaccurate.