What would happen if there was a Political Matrix of Atlasian voters and parties?

[Never Made it to Graceland]

I suspect I would be the furthest left member of the Liberals. I'm not sure exactly where all the parties would fall though.

[Left Wing]

All non labor parties squarely in the upper corner of the auth right quadrant

[OBD]

Actually compiling one would be fun ngl

[Never Made it to Graceland]

Actually compiling one would be fun ngl

I agree. I think it would just be a matter of linking the existing forum PM info with the voter registration thread.

[Dr. MB]

I actually made one of these in July 2019. Obviously a lot has changed since then but most of them are still registered now.

Red=Labor, orange=Federalist, purple=Peace, blue=Atlas Conservative Party, green=independent, black=other/minor parties.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

For DA, for whoever had filled in his political compass



https://www.politicalcompass.org/crowdchart2?spots=-4.39%7C4.17%7Candjey,-2.58%7C0.35%7CDwarven%20Dragon,2.97%7C-1.57%7Ctmthforu94,0.32%7C-2.87%7Cultraviolet,-1.68%7C-4.7%7CReaganClinton20XX,-7.13%7C-4.72%7CLaki,-6.32%7C-5.91%7Cbruhgmger2,-0.26%7C-6.26%7CCokeland%20Saxton,-0.65%7C-7.3%7CThunder98,-7.61%7C-7.83%7Cweatherboy1102,-0.39%7C-8.17%7CNinja0428

If you count the average of all of these

You get this:
economical axis: -2.52
social axis: -4.07

[LAKISYLVANIA]

If I had to bet, i think

Pax would be a bit more lib-left than DA
Labor i think slightly more auth-left than us (and more auth-right than Pax)
Liberal, i'm not sure but probably somewhere in the green quadrant too, perhaps slightly more lib-left than DA too?
Federalists is probably currently in the purple quadrant, but close to the center I think.

ACP is the last political party that probably would have had it's average in the blue quadrant, and I don't think there was ever a party that would have had it's average in the red quadrant.

[At-Large Senator LouisvilleThunder]

https://tinyurl.com/x6aeu9xc

I did one on Federalist Party members who have a PM score I could find (I can still add more). It's interesting to see that while I guess there is still more members that are below the x axis on social issues, it has trended more to the left economically and more socially conservative than the party historically was. It's also interesting to see a few cluster groups of like-minded individuals within the party.

[AGA]

Liberal party:



https://www.politicalcompass.org/crowdchart2?spots=-4.13%7C0.35%7CMikeWells12,-8.14%7C-2.22%7CCraneHusband,1.38%7C-2.36%7CKingpoleon,-1.16%7C-2.78%7CLiam,-3.95%7C-2.98%7CIshan,-0.26%7C-3.48%7Csmoltchanov,4.65%7C-4.35%7CCatoMinor,-0.72%7C-5.9%7CAstatine,0.06%7C-6.87%7CAGA

[OBD]

Major Laborites:



https://www.politicalcompass.org/crowdchart2?spots=-4.65%7C3.48%7CTimTurner,-5.03%7C1.39%7CWestern,-3.2%7C0.56%7CWindjammer,-4.9%7C-0.52%7CYE,-5.71%7C-1.08%7Cthumb,-4.13%7C-1.39%7CS019,-6.32%7C-2.78%7CFalterin,-5.03%7C-3.3%7CMB,-3.98%7C-4.11%7CKaiserDave,-4.52%7C-4.7%7CPericles,-6.32%7C-5.39%7CBlair,-2.75%7C-5.69%7COBD,-7.35%7C-6.26%7CGriff,-6.65%7C-7.22%7CHarvey,-6.65%7C-8.26%7CTed

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Major Laborites:



https://www.politicalcompass.org/crowdchart2?spots=-4.65%7C3.48%7CTimTurner,-5.03%7C1.39%7CWestern,-3.2%7C0.56%7CWindjammer,-4.9%7C-0.52%7CYE,-5.71%7C-1.08%7Cthumb,-4.13%7C-1.39%7CS019,-6.32%7C-2.78%7CFalterin,-5.03%7C-3.3%7CMB,-3.98%7C-4.11%7CKaiserDave,-4.52%7C-4.7%7CPericles,-6.32%7C-5.39%7CBlair,-2.75%7C-5.69%7COBD,-7.35%7C-6.26%7CGriff,-6.65%7C-7.22%7CHarvey,-6.65%7C-8.26%7CTed

Do not associate MB AND TED with the FAILED labor party! They are true followers of Juche!

[At-Large Senator LouisvilleThunder]

Major Laborites:



https://www.politicalcompass.org/crowdchart2?spots=-4.65%7C3.48%7CTimTurner,-5.03%7C1.39%7CWestern,-3.2%7C0.56%7CWindjammer,-4.9%7C-0.52%7CYE,-5.71%7C-1.08%7Cthumb,-4.13%7C-1.39%7CS019,-6.32%7C-2.78%7CFalterin,-5.03%7C-3.3%7CMB,-3.98%7C-4.11%7CKaiserDave,-4.52%7C-4.7%7CPericles,-6.32%7C-5.39%7CBlair,-2.75%7C-5.69%7COBD,-7.35%7C-6.26%7CGriff,-6.65%7C-7.22%7CHarvey,-6.65%7C-8.26%7CTed

No wonder why y'all are a hivemind.

[Penn_Quaker_Girl]

https://tinyurl.com/x6aeu9xc

I did one on Federalist Party members who have a PM score I could find (I can still add more). It's interesting to see that while I guess there is still more members that are below the x axis on social issues, it has trended more to the left economically and more socially conservative than the party historically was. It's also interesting to see a few cluster groups of like-minded individuals within the party.

Ah, my favorite centrist Federalist: Phoserberbite!

[Biden his time]

https://tinyurl.com/x6aeu9xc

I did one on Federalist Party members who have a PM score I could find (I can still add more). It's interesting to see that while I guess there is still more members that are below the x axis on social issues, it has trended more to the left economically and more socially conservative than the party historically was. It's also interesting to see a few cluster groups of like-minded individuals within the party.

I agree with you, it is very interesting. Here it is done in a clearer fashion (I'm only posting because I made this a few hours ago before I saw your post and don't feel like throwing it away).



It turns out that the mean location is located in the blue quadrant at +1.94 on the economic scale and +0.30 on the social scale. This is out of 49 members who I was able to find PM scores for.

The Federalist who is closest to that point is Dereich, slightly more socially conservative than average.

The three Federalists who are farthest to the left economically are Spark498 at -5.55, me at -5.48, and Sprouts at -4.9.

The three Federalists who are farthest to the right economically are DTC at +9.53, DeadPrez at +9.16, and BenKenobi at +8.00.

The three Federalists who are the most socially conservative are DTC who is higher than +10, TJ in Cleve at +6.96, and BWP Conservative at +6.00.

The three Federalists who are the most socially liberal are DeadPrez at -7.91, jaymichaud at -7.83, and scutosaurus at -6.57.


I might come back here in July with a new chart to see how things have changed since then.

[lfromnj]

DTC's score is fake by the way.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

And yes without DTC's score, the average of the Federalists aren't going to be in the blue quadrant.

[Sestak]

[Sestak]

On a less frivolous note, did y'all really get that many people to take/submit scores from the PM test over the last few days? Or are you guys using an older repository? Bc there are a number of scores that feel outdated.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

It's an older repisotory, just the "data" that is shown on someone's profile, i used. Mine is quite up-to-date and reliable i guess for my views atm, although the test is known to have a lib-left bias. I can understand that some "moderate conservatives" do exist that would just test in the green quadrant, because of the test.

[Biden his time]

And yes without DTC's score, the average of the Federalists aren't going to be in the blue quadrant.

Without DTC's score, the Federalost average becomes +1.78 on the Economic scale and +0.10 on the social scale according to my spreadsheet, and this is before taking into account my updated Political Compass score, which probably would push it up to +0.11 Socially or something like that.

Still in the blue quadrant.

You are right though as it becomes much closer.

[Joseph Cao]

And yes without DTC's score, the average of the Federalists aren't going to be in the blue quadrant.

My score isn't displayed either but its inclusion would also push the average further away from the blue quadrant.

I am somewhere between SN and Dr. RI on LT's chart.

[Biden his time]

And yes without DTC's score, the average of the Federalists aren't going to be in the blue quadrant.

My score isn't displayed either but its inclusion would also push the average further away from the blue quadrant.

I am somewhere between SN and Dr. RI on LT's chart.

Can you tell us your PM score if you'd like? I'm looking to add you in my chart.