Listed below are three separate test which predict my political views.
politicalcompass.org
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -2.46
isidewith.com
Conclusion
First things first: the third result may be a bit skewed. Besides the fact that it was done late at night, the answer choices provided were limited, giving you choices of "definitely yes," "definitely no," and "maybe." Not only that, the topics of concern were things I didn't really care for, and there were less questions in general than the other two. Because of all of this, I'm not surprised that the third result is a bit different than the other two. For the sake of the conclusion, I will base my views on the first two website's results.
Before, I had never thought too much about politics. I had a vague idea that I was more supportive of Democratic ideas over Republican ones, but I had no idea of the intricacies and topics. As such, it is hard to say whether or not I agree with the results or if I'm surprised from it. I guess I do agree that the diagrams show that I'm more left-leaning, but I would argue that I am more moderate than the websites would portray me to be.
From these tests, I learned that I was a lot more concerned about certain things than others. For example, I care more about immigration, environment, and education than, say, healthcare or domestic policy. I also learned that my opinions are far more radical than I thought as I see myself as a very "whatever" type of person, someone who is very moderate. The results from the test indicate that my views are a lot more left-wing than I would've imagined them to be.
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