How would you rank the members of the Senate from most conservative to least?

[LAKISYLVANIA]

A sample size of one Senator sure is reliable lol.

Well, if the other 75% of your senate representation don't bother enough to vote, than i would say it is a pretty accurate description of how effective your opposition is at the moment.

[Pericles]

A sample size of one Senator sure is reliable lol.

Well, if the other 75% of your senate representation don't bother enough to vote, than i would say it is a pretty accurate description of how effective your opposition is at the moment.

You are in no position to lecture us when you welcomed the Federalist caucus into your party and are voting for their agenda and even helping them pack the Supreme Court.

[Mr. Reactionary]

The Peace Party has accomplished more wins for the left than Labor the last 2 sessions. Hell the Federalists have accomplished more wins for the left than Labor the last 2 sessions. Last year Labor became the party of martial law and big banks. Congrats on inheriting the s019 party.

[Liminal Trans Girl]

How would this look now?

[LAKISYLVANIA]

NCY
OSR
LT
Mr. R
Muaddib
fhtagn
DeadPrez
WM
Enduro
GregTheGreat
UNL
Spiral
Pragmatic Populist
SevenEleven
Blairite
WB
AFE
Classic Liminal
Lakigigar

in italics, ppl i cannot figure out well, given they have been more inactive (based on my feeling), vote occassionally, and in case of fhtagn because they're just new in the senate.

[West_Midlander]

Bumping this to see what people think about the new Senate.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Bumping this to see what people think about the new Senate.

What do you think?

[West_Midlander]

Bumping this to see what people think about the new Senate.

What do you think?

Could be way off but here's the my guess. As for myself, I think I would be a bit left of center in the U.S. overall economically and a bit to the center-right in Europe and mixed but leaning auth socially.

[Adam Griffin]

Me, IRL

[S019]

Mongoose is like the stereotypical lib-right person and it shows up in nearly any post he makes on Atlas. The DA is also definitely not a decidedly left-liberal party.

[Sirius_]

Mongoose is like the stereotypical lib-right person and it shows up in nearly any post he makes on Atlas. The DA is also definitely not a decidedly left-liberal party.

There is like one "conservative" in DA

[Continential]

Me, IRL

It’s based off Dave’s PM scores not the Political Compass’s ones.

[West_Midlander]

Me, IRL

It’s based off Dave’s PM scores not the Political Compass’s ones.

The numbers I used were based on gut feeling.

[Continential]

Me, IRL

It’s based off Dave’s PM scores not the Political Compass’s ones.

The numbers I used were based on gut feeling.

Oh, sorry for not paying attention more.

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Mongoose is like the stereotypical lib-right person and it shows up in nearly any post he makes on Atlas. The DA is also definitely not a decidedly left-liberal party.

There is like one "conservative" in DA

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[LAKISYLVANIA]

The feeling i have right now.

I have noticed some shifts that didn't go unnoticed.

WM feels like having shifted quite sharply right.
TPH is a the most moderate one out of the SNP's (as far as i can notice vote patterns, or explain).
LT has gone a sharp move towards more libertarian or constructive, esp. actual on non-social and non-economic related issues (such as game issues).
Sirius and UNL have made a shift towards more moderate positions, away from social liberalism and away from economically left wing positions, so into the purple quadrant, quite close to LT actually surprisingly.
Christian Man probably is one of the most unique senators we ever had with strong economic issues but also still reasonably social conservative positions.
I also would place Dwarven Dragon genuinely into that quadrant, but much closer to the center.

[Deep Dixieland Senator, Muad'dib (OSR MSR)]

The feeling i have right now.

For the Record

[Sirius_]

The feeling i have right now.

I have noticed some shifts that didn't go unnoticed.

WM feels like having shifted quite sharply right.
TPH is a the most moderate one out of the SNP's (as far as i can notice vote patterns, or explain).
LT has gone a sharp move towards more libertarian or constructive, esp. actual on non-social and non-economic related issues (such as game issues).
Sirius and UNL have made a shift towards more moderate positions, away from social liberalism and away from economically left wing positions, so into the purple quadrant, quite close to LT actually surprisingly.
Christian Man probably is one of the most unique senators we ever had with strong economic issues but also still reasonably social conservative positions.
I also would place Dwarven Dragon genuinely into that quadrant, but much closer to the center.

I was not aware of this change

[LAKISYLVANIA]

The feeling i have right now.

I have noticed some shifts that didn't go unnoticed.

WM feels like having shifted quite sharply right.
TPH is a the most moderate one out of the SNP's (as far as i can notice vote patterns, or explain).
LT has gone a sharp move towards more libertarian or constructive, esp. actual on non-social and non-economic related issues (such as game issues).
Sirius and UNL have made a shift towards more moderate positions, away from social liberalism and away from economically left wing positions, so into the purple quadrant, quite close to LT actually surprisingly.
Christian Man probably is one of the most unique senators we ever had with strong economic issues but also still reasonably social conservative positions.
I also would place Dwarven Dragon genuinely into that quadrant, but much closer to the center.

I was not aware of this change

My impression based on senate votes and debating. It's still social liberalism but less so than I initially thought a few months ago.

[Joseph Cao]

Well that seems more like a function of what the Senate is currently focusing on.

The DA was quite strongly against some of Mr R's "culture war" bills at the time you first considered this exercise.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

The feeling i have right now.

I have noticed some shifts that didn't go unnoticed.

WM feels like having shifted quite sharply right.
TPH is a the most moderate one out of the SNP's (as far as i can notice vote patterns, or explain).
LT has gone a sharp move towards more libertarian or constructive, esp. actual on non-social and non-economic related issues (such as game issues).
Sirius and UNL have made a shift towards more moderate positions, away from social liberalism and away from economically left wing positions, so into the purple quadrant, quite close to LT actually surprisingly.
Christian Man probably is one of the most unique senators we ever had with strong economic issues but also still reasonably social conservative positions.
I also would place Dwarven Dragon genuinely into that quadrant, but much closer to the center.

I was not aware of this change

One thing I did mess up was misunderstanding "strike all". I thought that meant a nay vote on all those five amendments. But it turns out to mean aye instead (which changes perhaps a bit of my perception), though DA has opposed for instance the Hawaii bill which I consider to be a libertarian bill (towards decentralization) - i mean so far only UNL (who is clearly to the right of you), and not someone i'd consider to be in the green quadrant.

Maybe i would move you 1-2 more to the left (because of Rails Act) and 1 more to Libertarian and UNL 1 more to left and libertarian.

You're close to green quadrant but not quite there i think, but close to the green/purple line. I guess a case can be made for green as it's not that far from it, but that depends on perception to perception i think. It's definitely not on the same level as most Paxite and Labor senators.

(OOC IRL USA standard than probably yes, but Atlasia's center is more left than US one). And i think for European standard it would also be purple for you.

[Vice President Christian Man]

It's hard to rank because there are few senators who I'd classify as swing voters but it likely looks something like this.

Most progressive:

Reliable LW votes:
MB
DC
Laki
Razze
AFE
NYE
Adam Griffin
UNL
Sirius

Swing votes:
Dwarven Dragon
Christian Man
PQG
West_Midlander
LouisvilleThunder

Reliable RW Votes:
TPH
Muaddib
Lordrichard
Fhtagn

Most conservative:

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Im gonna redo it.

Some are harder to know for sure given they vote in line with the party (or i haven't seen them often vote like Griffin)



This is a rough estimate.

But i can be off for some, esp. the swing voters can be a bit weird since it can depend from issue to issue and idk the right wingers all that well either. Or some of the left wing voters that aren't very vocal as well (like AFE).

[reagente]

Will the incoming Senate be the most right-leaning Senate under the Fifth Constitution?

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Will the incoming Senate be the most right-leaning Senate under the Fifth Constitution?

I’d argue that’s still the one that passed the degeneracy and mad scientist bills. The right may be more right wing in this senate but they’re smaller.