I generally don't have an interest in politics because I never get exposure to the stuff. I don't really know which candidates support my views about some of the problems faced in society today, such as climate control, and immigration. This led to doing these types of quizzes being a first for me and helped me gain a little bit more understanding of the world of politics. My first quiz was http://www.politicalcompass.org/ .
The information given by the end of the quiz was super interesting because it had many of the biggest leaders of the world spread out throughout many different governing types. It helped show me that there is no single best government type and that all of them had a significant degree of influence at some point. My dot was the closest to Gandhi, and I felt like that was true, as I favor liberalism more than authoritarianism but not by a huge margin.
The second quiz helped fit me more into either democrat or republicans. http://www.people-press.org/quiz/political-typology/.
I was placed among the opportunist Democrats, which led me to believe that I was slightly liberal. It also resonated with my belief about the importance of hard work in society. The presence of determination can help people bypass some of the obstructions in their way and help them towards success. I also believe that the United States should have lots of foreign interactions and place a lot of importance on international affairs.
The third quiz was the one that showed the affinity I have with the presidential candidates. https://www.isidewith.com/
This quiz had the most specific answers and helped me realize what each candidate's vision for America is. It turned out that I had the greatest compatibility for Tom Steyer, which I did not see coming. I had expected to have related answers to Andrew Yang, however, he was one of my lowest people. Tom Steyer's environmental ideals really aligned with mine and his view of liberalism was in concurrence with my vision for the country. Overall, this quiz really helped me learn more about the distinguishing parts of each of the candidates.
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