Left or right

Where you place yourself on the classic left–right spectrum. Each position is described plainly and even-handedly — this is your label to claim, not ours to judge.

A self-placement on the left–right spectrum. Described neutrally; no position is presented as better or worse. (Political science)

Groups

• Far-left — Favours sweeping economic equality and major structural change.
• Left — Favours stronger public services, redistribution, and social reform.
• Centre-left — Leans progressive but works within existing institutions.
• Centre — Mixes ideas from both sides and prefers moderate, pragmatic policy.
• Centre-right — Leans toward free markets and tradition within existing institutions.
• Right — Favours free markets, limited government, and established values.
• Far-right — Favours strong national identity and a sharp break from the current order.
• Apolitical / unsure — Doesn't place themselves on the spectrum, or prefers not to.

Related topics

• Political orientation
• Political compass
• Preferred form of government
• Political ideology
• Civic engagement
• Political efficacy

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