Neutral questionnaires
Share your view, in your own terms
Each questionnaire separates affiliation, opinion, and priority, so every answer keeps its own meaning. Questions are written to avoid pointing toward any party or position.
Part one
Political affiliation
Choose the option that best describes you. Skipping a question is always allowed, and no answer is treated as incomplete.
1. Which party, if any, do you currently feel closest to?
Options include each registered party, an independent category, and prefer not to say.
2. How strongly do you identify with that affiliation?
A scale from not at all to very strongly, with a neutral midpoint.
3. Have your affiliation or closeness changed over the past five years?
Yes, no, or not sure, with an optional short note.
Part two
Political opinions
Each statement is presented alongside its opposite, so agreement and disagreement are measured on the same scale.
Respondents rate how far they agree with each statement, from strongly disagree to strongly agree.
4. Government should play a larger role in the economy.
Paired with: Government should play a smaller role in the economy.
5. Public institutions are generally trustworthy.
Paired with: Public institutions are generally not trustworthy.
Part three
Political priorities
Rank the issues that matter most to you. Every item is listed without ranking order, so the sequence reflects only your choice.
6. Most important issue
Select one from a neutral list of common policy areas, including an other option.
7. Second priority
Choose a different area from the same list to indicate your next concern.
8. Issues you would not prioritize
Mark any areas you consider lower priority, so both focus and absence are recorded.