Standard polls let voters choose tax cuts AND more spending. We force real manifesto trade-offs across 16 UK parties. Follow for weekly policy data drops 👇
Most political quizzes in the UK don't work.
They ask a few vague questions, let you sit on the fence with "Neutral" buttons, and let you pick fantasy choices—like slashing taxes and massively boosting public spending with zero consequences. Worst of all, an issue you barely care about carries the exact same weight as your #1 deal-breaker.
I built this quiz to give you an accurate, real-world result.
What makes it different:
Real-world trade-offs: 30 questions based on actual party manifesto pledges. No fence-sitting, just real political choices.
You decide what matters: Give extra weight to your top priorities (like the NHS, housing, or the economy) so secondary issues don't skew your final score.
Measures real policy direction: Looks at where parties actually plan to take the country, not just surface-level soundbites.
Built for tactical voting:
Under First Past the Post, knowing your 2nd and 3rd closest party matches is the difference between a smart tactical vote and a wasted ballot.
Fast and free: 100% free, no paywall, and zero data harvesting. Takes 3 minutes.
I’ll also be sharing regular Data Drops on this account, breaking down shifting voter trends, demographic alignments, and tactical battlegrounds straight from aggregate submission data.
Find out where you actually stand before you vote—link is in the bio above.
(Bookmark this so you have it ready for the next polling cycle or local election)
@PolitlcsUK Making it harder to let homes causes rents to rise. This is the total opposite of what politicians set out to achieve and sounds familiar across other policies.
@RupertLowe10 I know the lead solicitor for the UK class action against COVID vaccine companies. He had the jab and now states none are safe.
The C vaccine inquiry is a smart move, as the government at the time could have done much better.
@EdwardJDavey According to my election quiz back-end data, you won't be fighting for anything. I'm not being rude; it's just the result of really unpopular policies and a party sitting in no man's land.
@TheGreenParty@rachelmillward Data centres drain huge power, but bring billions in tech capital and tax receipts. If we block them, how do we balance the books: hike taxes to cover lost growth, or make bill-payers fund grid upgrades instead of tech giants?
@Conservatives Attacking the PM over a £22 local tax while promising uncosted national tax cuts is pure politics. How are tax cuts, which immediately reduce Treasury receipts, paid for?
@TiceRichard Claiming to "get a grip on finances" while simultaneously blocking asset sales and spending £3.1m on potholes is wild for a council facing bankruptcy. How does the math work: a brutal Council Tax hike, slashing adult social care, or a Whitehall bailout?
@TheCanaryUK@willem_moore_uk My political compass quiz shows they are stubbornly popular despite controversy; their policies seem to have a solid foundation.