Who would you vote for in Australia?

[lewisnotmiller]

Okay...so this is a pretty decent quiz, and each issue has an explanation in case Australian issues don't make sense. Takes a little longer than the US quiz @Left Coast put up, because non-American attention spans are...umm...hey look at that cloud..

Which Aussie political party best represents your position on stuff!!

2021 Political Quiz

I got;
92% Labour.
85% Green.
82% Liberal.
73% Social Democrat.

Down to 35% One Nation.
I assume I would get 0% United Australia Party, because they're a bunch of divisive...erm...flogs.

Cleaned that up a LOT due to language filters. So, come on. Who would you vote for in an IMPORTANT election. Not that US rubbish..

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

Here is what I got:

 

[lewisnotmiller]

Here is what I got:

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We can remain friends. I don't know whether that's something you're happy about, but there you go...lol

 

[Rival]

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

We can remain friends. I don't know whether that's something you're happy about, but there you go...lol

Here at Wendy's, we're all friends while we eat cheap food.

 

[lewisnotmiller]

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Eeep!!

 

[Spirit of Light]

Okay...so this is a pretty decent quiz, and each issue has an explanation in case Australian issues don't make sense. Takes a little longer than the US quiz @Left Coast put up, because non-American attention spans are...umm...hey look at that cloud..

Which Aussie political party best represents your position on stuff!!

2021 Political Quiz

I got;
92% Labour.
85% Green.
82% Liberal.
73% Social Democrat.

Down to 35% One Nation.
I assume I would get 0% United Australia Party, because they're a bunch of divisive...erm...flogs.

Cleaned that up a LOT due to language filters. So, come on. Who would you vote for in an IMPORTANT election. Not that US rubbish..

Animal justice 82%
Green 76%
Labor 70%
Liberal 59%
One nation 27%
Liberal Democrats 14%

 

[Laika]

I wasn't thinking too deeply or taking the quiz too seriously when I answered it, but here's how I came out.

Green 97%
Labor 88%
Liberal Democrat 41%
Liberal 40%
One Nation 4%

 

[John53]

Labor 83%
Liberal 74% (WTH!)
Green 67%
One Nation 61%
Liberal Democrats 42%

The Lib and 1 Nation figures worry me.

 

[RestlessSoul]

Couldn't take a screenshot, can't believe I completed the survey either. Too many questions, and none about ghe Ashes.

Anyway, wtf is the Pirate Party? Sounds like fun, but maybe they just parrot their views?

Between them and the Greens apparently, but I always vote Labour in UK elections

 

[blü 2]

Here is what I got:

The one that shines in that list is Labor.

They at least know how to spell 'labor'.

 

[Subduction Zone]

It was hard for me to rate a lot of the issues due to my total ignorance of Aussie politics. My top three were Animal, Green, Labor at 88, 87, and 85%.

What I want to know is how do we elect Trump? I figure he should be pretty harmless down there.

 

[RestlessSoul]

The one that shines in that list is Labor.

They at least know how to spell 'labor'.

That’s not how you spell labour

 

[Subduction Zone]

That’s not how you spell labour

Sure is is: Labor. No nasty red line saying that I made an error. But then my tablet is bilingual. It recognizes both versions of English.

 

[lewisnotmiller]

Couldn't take a screenshot, can't believe I completed the survey either. Too many questions, and none about ghe Ashes.

Anyway, wtf is the Pirate Party? Sounds like fun, but maybe they just parrot their views?

Between them and the Greens apparently, but I always vote Labour in UK elections

Bahaha...parrot...I see what you did there.
I think they started off from a position of online freedoms, hence the pirate name.
They stand for governmental transparency, no regulation (basically) of online stuffage, and a Universal Basic Income (which is a new one here).

The way our system works gives these one/targetted issue parties a chance at landing a senate seat, even if they aren't competing for direct representation via a lower house seat.

Not that they ever have, but still..
The Party originated in Sweden, and has had some success in some European countries.
Pirate Party - Wikipedia

 

[lewisnotmiller]

Labor 83%
Liberal 74% (WTH!)
Green 67%
One Nation 61%
Liberal Democrats 42%

The Lib and 1 Nation figures worry me.

Well...there isn't THAT much between Labour and Libs on a lot of issues. It's a smaller set of swing issues that tells the story.
OneNation I can't help you with, but I'd assume gun control, immigration and language questions are driving that?

 

[lewisnotmiller]

It was hard for me to rate a lot of the issues due to my total ignorance of Aussie politics. My top three were Animal, Green, Labor at 88, 87, and 85%.

What I want to know is how do we elect Trump? I figure he should be pretty harmless down there.

The closest analogy would be OneNation I guess, although the United Australia Party (which might not be included in the survey) are most DEFINITELY taking some cues from Trump-style politics.

 

[lewisnotmiller]

It was hard for me to rate a lot of the issues due to my total ignorance of Aussie politics. My top three were Animal, Green, Labor at 88, 87, and 85%.

What I want to know is how do we elect Trump? I figure he should be pretty harmless down there.

Oh...sorry...re the issues, I get it. We have similar issues with the American questions, except we hear plenty about them (not the same as living them).

There is a handy little 'more info' button for every question that gives an overview.

 

[lewisnotmiller]

I wasn't thinking too deeply or taking the quiz too seriously when I answered it, but here's how I came out.

Green 97%
Labor 88%
Liberal Democrat 41%
Liberal 40%
One Nation 4%

I think anyone taking it too seriously has some issues...lol.
I do kinda like the way they structured the quiz though, in terms of more info buttons, and being able to refine answers on most questions. Pretty tidy survey engine, imho.

 

[ChristineM]