A game about where you actually stand
You are running for office. Twenty-eight questions, two stops, and a compass under your name that moves every time you take a side. Find out where your answers put you.
Why this exists. Getting on a local ballot can feel like something other people do. Start by finding out what you actually believe. Then think about whether the name on that ballot should be yours.
Pick a side, every time. Four stances, no neutral. Say it strongly and you move further.
Hold your base or take a swing state. Staying on message builds momentum. Breaking with yourself wins you voters your own side would not.
Every question has already been fought over. Historical examples for both sides are available before you answer.
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You finish somewhere on this board. Left to right is economics. Top to bottom is how much power you would hand the state, liberty highest.
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Courts and legislatures do not keep score for either axis. These are historical parallels, not rulings on your exact answer. Source-search links help you investigate the original records; the summaries are not legal advice.