The Political Typology is a longstanding effort by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press to sort voters into groups based on their values, political beliefs and party affiliation.
The current report is based on a two-part survey of 2,000 Americans interviewed in December 2004, most of whom were recontacted to follow up on current political issues in March 2005. This is the fourth Political Typology study, following previous studies in 1987, 1994 and 1999.
Unfortunately, this 2005 version is the most up to date survey currently available. It is due for a 2010 update, but as of now the new survey is not available on the web so we will take the 2005 version.
Click on this link to get to the site. Then click on the "Where do you fit?" link to take the quiz.
Then answer the questions on the last page of the Political Ideology packet. You will turn that in for a grade.
In the comments section, tell what political label the quiz assigned to you and comment on the quiz itself.
I was deemed a dissaffected. I would have to say this describes me in more ways than one mainly because i oppose immigration and gay marriage(disgusting).
ReplyDeleteI got dissafected. I strongly agree that, that is how i am. I strongly dissagree with immigration, and i believe the government takes too much away from us.
ReplyDeletei am a dissaffected and i would say this only applies to some of my views, others i disagree on.
ReplyDeleteThis quiz labeled me as a Social Conservative. I believe that this describes me quite well because their beliefs and and political views are the same as mine. I am a republican and over 80% of this group is made up of republicans.
ReplyDeleteI am dissaffected, for the most part i agree on this, but there are some things i dont agree with.I thought that the test to see what we were was alright it gave everyone a chance to see what they were by questions answered.
ReplyDeleteI was labled as a Enterpriser. I believe this describes me very, very well because it hits my mojor view points on certain issues exactly. I strongly agree that the government regulates businesses and other aspects of Americans lives wayyyyyyyyyyyy to much!
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