Take the Pew Research quiz: Where do you fit in the political typology?

[Ocelot II]

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/quiz/political-typology/

[EYESORE 9001]

1. Establishment Liberal

I wouldn’t have expected anything else.

[Dorian Gray]

73. That's where I landed too

establishment liberal.

[underpants]

2. Establishment Liberals

Along with 13% of the public

[tblue37]

3. I ended up "Progressive Left, along with 6% of the country. Just 6%?--very disappointing.

[intrepidity]

11. I'm there with you nt

[MineralMan]

4. I was Progressive Left

based on truthful and thoughtful answers to all questions.

[Freddie]

7. Me too

Not exactly a surprise.

[MineralMan]

10. Well, I thought the questions and choices were too limited.

That's often the case with such surveys. In many cases, there weren't enough choices for answers and few choices that let you answer in between the two or three possible choices.

Not enough nuance in the survey, it seemed to me. Further, the survey was too easy for someone to bend the results in whatever directly they wanted.

So...it's not as useful as I'd like it to be, frankly.

[intrepidity]

13. No kidding

The prison question comes to mind... Too little time for Republicans, too much time for non-white minor offenders.

[OriginalGeek]

131. that is exactly the one I struggled with

the most anyway. I think I got the free speech questions wrong lol. (The ones about people being able to say offensive things and people being too easily offended).

I'm pretty much on the side of unfettered free speech even if it's gross and fucked up. People can (and often do) say fucked up things to me and it just doesn't bother me because fuck them.

Threatening speech is already addressed by laws I reckon. But I like knowing who the racist pieces of shit are.

[piddyprints]

24. I had that same thought. n/t

[skypilot]

27. I was struck by that on the first question.

After I read the second question I just skipped the survey altogether.

[Diablo del sol]

63. Same for me.

Guess it is hard to get a lot of detail in a poll.

[mcar]

72. That's why I ended up as Progressive Left too

[Dorian Gray]

74. I thought the

questions were more about social perception than about political policy desires, but I'm not surprised about where I landed.

[tblue37]

16. Maybe all 6% of us are here on DU.

[Hortensis]

50. :) Not quite, but "most politically engaged," after all.

I knew the general % overall from other stats and observed the high involvement here, so no surprise. I disagree with Pew's describing some differences as "more liberal" than the most similar liberal categories. More something, though.

[piddyprints]

25. Same here...

even though I struggled with some of the questions.

[sakabatou]

130. Same.

[IbogaProject]

5. Outsider Left

Outsider Left
… along with 10% of the public

[Amishman]

142. Same, and after reading the description I can see it

I vote blue because its the best fit of the options available, though there are topics where I wish our direction or approach would be different.

Also fits as I'm pretty sure I'm a fair bit younger than much of DU

[Piasladic]

6. Progressive Left

just sharing my results

[Elessar Zappa]

9. Progressive left.

Kinda surprised I’m not “establishment liberal”. A few of the answers I gave weren’t the furthest left choices possible.

[Bettie]

12. Progressive Left

unsurprising though.

[hauckeye]

14. Establishment liberal

[radicalleft]

15. interesting

9. Democratic Mainstays
Racially diverse, older, steadfast Democrats: Economically liberal, pro-military and moderate on immigration and social issues

[ShazamIam]

17. egads, the so called questions are based on conservative talking points and tell to

choose a response even if you don't agree with it if it is manipulative to sell you an identity, not identify one.

They are just busy working up the 2022 Midterm talking points.

The aim for decades now is, control the narrative and dialogue,

Right now the media is pushing the dialogue and narrative that the Democratic President and Congress are failing.

[bottomofthehill]

18. Democratic Mainstay

[SarasotaDem]

19. Establishment Liberal

NT

[panader0]

20. Progressive Left.

Progress is the way forward.

[Wounded Bear]

21. Democratic Mainstay...

Fairly accurate:

Democratic Mainstays make up a larger share of the Democratic coalition than any other group. Older than other Democratic-oriented groups, they also have the highest share of Black non-Hispanic adults of any political typology group, and six-in-ten are women. They generally favor policies that expand the social safety net and support higher taxes on corporations, but they have a moderate tilt on other issues, including immigration and crime. Nearly half consider themselves “strong Democrats,” and they are generally positive about the Democratic Party and its leaders.

[msfiddlestix]

32. Me too. But we're only 16% of the Electorate says Pew. Did you see that?!

hmm.

[Wounded Bear]

40. Yeah, Pew has tended to lean a bit rightwards over the last few years...

Not sure how much I trust their analysis. Looks like they're trying to divide us into smaller and smaller tribes.

[msfiddlestix]

42. My first instinct as read through questions and limited options for responses.

But I had already assessed their leanings several election cycles ago.

so there's that.

[Haggard Celine]

82. Yeah, me too.

16% doesn't sound like much, but I think it's one of the higher percentages of all the categories.

[FSogol]

103. Same here. n/t

[7wo7rees]

22. Progressive Left

There needs to be more questions.
There needs to be something further left than Progressive.
There need to be more candidates on the Far Left Radical side.

If the Republicans can coddle the nasty deplorables, why can't the Democrats cater to us?
If Italy can have 5 major parties, and 36 minor ones, why can't we have a few more?

I hate being called a goddamned Independent. It makes it sound like I'm teetering between the two.

I am so much more.

[Peacetrain]

23. Establishment Liberal...

[jcgoldie]

26. progressive left but...

...I also thought the phrasing of a lot of the questions matched up very closely to conservative ideology making me a bit queasy

[nocoincidences]

28. Progressive Left

There seem to be a lot of us on this thread!

[mentalsolstice]

29. Progressive Left.

My mother told me I would get more conservative as I age. Well, I turned 60 last year so I guess I’m a slow work in progress.

[msfiddlestix]

30. Democratic "Mainstay" is where I fall on Pew

This is the first Pew poll I've ever responded to, if memory serves. I've never heard or read that term before now.

Excerpt re Democratic Mainstays:

Democratic Mainstays make up a larger share of the Democratic coalition than any other group. Older than other Democratic-oriented groups, they also have the highest share of Black non-Hispanic adults of any political typology group, and six-in-ten are women. They generally favor policies that expand the social safety net and support higher taxes on corporations, but they have a moderate tilt on other issues, including immigration and crime. Nearly half consider themselves “strong Democrats,” and they are generally positive about the Democratic Party and its leaders.

However Pew says Democratic Mainstays are only 16% of the Electorate. Wow.

As regards this poll, I found the questions and optional responses flawed in that both q's and a's were black/white - either/or failing to reflect complexities inherently in each of the issues.


That's why polling can't be relied on. Too much or not enough is read into answers or assumed in analyzing responses.

But still, a Democratic Mainstay is only 16% of the electorate says Pew.

Really?

[BeerBarrelPolka]

31. Outsider Left

n/m

[BlueJac]

33. Progressive Left

[Generic Brad]

34. Progressive Left

Yet I feel conservative in comparison to others here. Odd.

[kimbutgar]

35. Progressive leftie !

And proud of it!

The ones question on a scale if 1-100 how I feel about repukes, I put 0.

[BumRushDaShow]

108. "question on a scale if 1-100 how I feel about repukes, I put 0."

I put them as "0" too but was shocked to see my final report then claiming -

Progressive Left, on average, rated Republicans 10.

What "Progressive Left" would consider someone from the GOP as anything other than "0"?

There should have been an option for negatives - like a -100.

[RainCaster]

36. Progressive Left, 6%

[Politicub]

37. Progressive left

Along with six percent of the public.

[Shrike47]

38. Another Establishment Liberal here.

[StarryNite]

39. Democratic Mainstay

[Coventina]

41. Progressive Left.

[sinkingfeeling]

43. Progressive Left, which surprises me. I think of myself as a moderate liberal.

[Patterson]

44. Democratic Mainstay

[iemanja]

45. Progressive left

Along with 6% of the country.

[LAS14]

46. Wo! I was surprised at what a small percentage Progressive Left are of Democrats. nt

[iemanja]

52. not of Democrats

Of the entire country.

[LAS14]

65. Apparently you can't go back and look at those stats without taking the quiz again... nt

[BumRushDaShow]

67. Unless you save your results (as HTML) like I did

I did a couple snap shots from my saved results. The first are the color-coded categories that they would assign you at the end of the quiz based on your responses -




The second is apparently showing your assigned category, how they define it, and where it falls in relationship to all categories -



Since the "sections" on the wheels don't appear to be of equal size, I'm going to guess that they represent the relative portions (percentages) of each category in the population.

[LAS14]

70. Can you tell me how to do that without getting into a tutorial?

I use Chrome on Windows 10.

[BumRushDaShow]

76. Well once you reach the end of the survey and they show the results

there should be some option from your browser menu to "Save Page As" (or equivalent) - my Chrome acts wacky on my windoze (I use Firefox) but when I tried it to go through the process, you should be able to click on the 3 dots in the upper right corner to get a drop-down menu, then look for "More tools" on that menu, and then when you select that, it should pop out another side-menu that says "Save Page As", and clicking on that should pop up a window where you can select where to save the files (you can create a new folder at that location) and also gives you the option to save the files as "Webpage Complete" (HTML...) which you would want to do.

(ETA - then to open up your saved page, you would go to the folder you saved it in and look for a file with an .html extension that has the name of the page you saved, and double click on that to open up the whole thing in the browser)

[LAS14]

134. Thanks VERY much!!! nt

[BumRushDaShow]

135. You are welcome!

[iemanja]

80. Some of the categories are odd

From the name, one would expect outsider left to be on the far left of the spectrum. Instead, it's next to independents.

[BumRushDaShow]

97. Exactly and I agree

Much of their narrative of "Progressive Left" is actually "Establishment", although the suggestion was that this category was the "Democratic Socialists", but misses other positions that distinguish "Democratic Socialists" them from the "Establishment".

And the fact that they assumed that being "populist" is only a GOP thing is just ridiculous. I'm sitting here in PA watching our Lt. Governor John Fetterman, "populist" himself through a campaign for U.S. Senator with his cannabis legalization efforts among other things.

I know they seem to be trying to change the traditional "labels" but they created some new ones that don't make sense in order to subdivide the "sides" equally.

Using their "temperature" category labels (but not how they eventually categorized people in the results), I ball-parked this -

Progressive Left -- ACTIVIST LIBERAL / WORKER RIGHTS / DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISTS / GREENS
Establishment Liberals -- POPULIST SOCIAL LIBERAL / FISCAL LIBERAL / CIVIL RIGHTS / UNION SUPPORT
Democratic Mainstays -- TRADITIONAL SOCIAL LIBERAL / FISCAL LIBERAL / BIG TENT
Outsider Left -- MODERATE / INDEPENDENT LEAN LEFT
Stressed Sideliners -- NO AFFILIATION / APOLITICAL
Ambivalent Right -- MODERATE / INDEPENDENT LEAN RIGHT
Populist Right - MODERATE SOCIAL LIBERAL / FISCAL CONSERVATIVE / LIBERTARIAN
Committed Conservatives -- TRADITIONAL SOCIAL CONSERVATIVE / FISCAL CONSERVATIVE / CONSTITUTIONALIST
Faith and Flag Conservatives -- LOONS

[Hortensis]

100. We need a left radical category. By far most who fit Pew's progressives

description are not radical, or "radicalized," but that category is made to include a very active and noisy minority whose proud identity is outside the mainstream.

The large group of liberals who'll commit to the end for progressive gains for real people is EXTREMELY DIFFERENT from the small group who willing (proudly!) to trash everything for everyone rather than compromise more than their faction is willing.

Politicians trying not to offend them often refer to them as "purists," but this is radical, outside the norm, behavior. "Purists" are the first to agree they are different.

And farther out still from radicals, LW extremists in some ways resemble RW extremists more than liberals, including embracing anti-democratic attitudes against majorities. Are they being categorized as "progressives"? Why?

[BumRushDaShow]

101. I think they are actually missing that from both extreme ends

i.e., "the 'revolutionaries'" - the "leftists" vs the "fascists", both of whom promote an overthrowing of "the current system of government" to be replaced by one of their own vision.

[Hortensis]

102. Yes, what's that about? WTF, Pew? It's a much bigger can of worms

to open on the right given the radicalization and move to extremism of large percentages of RWers, and immense power of RW organizations. Pew's among the most who don't dare open it and have been "adjusting" labels and definitions for political reasons.

As for the left, misdefining Democrats and liberals has been a major weapon in our defeats for 40 years (and more), and it's a huge weapon smashing at us now. Right-leaning MSM, the RW swiftboat machine, Russia all smear liberals/Democrats as radical and incompetent, and Pew's categories support that by rolling LW radicals and even extremists into the mainstream.

[BumRushDaShow]

105. I was still stuck on them fantasizing about

"populists" only being someone from the right as if trying to channel one guy - Teddy Roosevelt - who was a Republican "progressive" and today would be considered "left" due to his push for government regulation, which has nothing to do with anything resembling today's anti-regulation GOP.

And I did mean to mention the lack of the term "progressive" anywhere in their category policy positions and one could see why (see above regarding TR, who ran as a "progressive" and was dubbed a "populist" for the right).

[Hortensis]

107. ! They're not the only ones pushing populism as a RW phenomenon,

aside from TR, these days, probably because RW populist movements are usually far larger and far more dangerous than LW, and successful a lot more often in taking down governments.

But our own LW and RW populilst movements had unmistakable similarities in techniques, strategies, and followings. Both worked hard to woo away and inherit each others' followers. And notably, they shared populist followers who were fine with either class-warfare or authoritarian leaders, whoever seemed stronger.

And true to form, the RW populist movement has grown into a real threat of imposing a RW authoritarian dictator on us, while the LW populists either joined the trumpists outright or settled back into their usual acting out of hostility toward Democrats from the left.

Didn't look, but assume Pew assigned the latter across mostly the liberal categories, depending on answers, leaving out identification of their aggressive and implacable antagonism toward the Democratic "establishment."

[BumRushDaShow]

109. Well interestingly enough

I'm watching a LW "populist" campaigning here in PA for U.S. Senator (to replace Teabagger Toomey) - Lt. Gov. John Fetterman. He has latched onto a few popular policy positions and has gone full blown promotion of them - most notably legalizing marijuana.

For example, as a tactic, he will continually hang a LGBTQ rainbow banner on one of the balconies of the state Capitol building (where the GOP state legislature passed a law forbidding him from doing it) -

Link to tweet

TEXT

John Fetterman
@JohnFetterman
·
Nov 20, 2020
It’s kinda flattering that they changed Pennsylvania law just for me. 🥺👉👈

Speaking of changing laws...

I’ll take them down when we get:

LEGAL WEED 🟩 FOR PA + EQUAL PROTECTION UNDER THE LAW for LGBTQIA+ community in PA.
⬛️🟫🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪

Stephen Caruso
@StephenJ_Caruso
News: Lt. Gov. John Fetterman will be banned from flying flags off his second floor Capitol balcony under a provision tucked into the proposed Pa. state budget. Fetterman has used the perch for both Pride and marijuana legalization banners. https://penncapital-star.com/government-politics/harrisburg-gop-to-fetterman-go-fly-a-kite-not-a-flag/

John Fetterman
@JohnFetterman
See y’all in June. 🥰
🖤🤎❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Image
2:35 PM · Nov 20, 2020 from Pennsylvania, USA

and has rotated that with other ones like the below, with a Scranton teacher's union banner -

Link to tweet

TEXT

John Fetterman
@JohnFetterman
Can confirm
Stacy Lange
@stacylange
Replying to @stacylange
Lt. Gov. @JohnFetterman hanging the Scranton teachers union banner on a balcony at the Capitol. @wnep
Embedded video
12:03 PM · Nov 10, 2021

Link to tweet

TEXT

John Fetterman
@JohnFetterman
Beyond honored to welcome the membership of @sftlocal1147 to Harrisburg for them to rally for what they deserve.

✅ Restore Healthcare

✅ Fair Contract Now

Let @sftlocal1147 do what they do best: taking care of Scranton’s children.
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Image
12:02 PM · Nov 10, 2021

For me in a historical context, it's fascinating to see the modern version of it in "real time".

[iemanja]

113. TR ran as a Progressive

with a capital P, as part of the Progressive Movement, which bears no similarity to progressives today.

[BumRushDaShow]

125. Yes that was also the name of the 3rd party that he eventually founded

to make another go at it but that failed.

My point was to protest the "populist" moniker by this survey as only being applicable to the right (and that is generally due to their associating TR's anti-corporate (fiery) "populist rhetoric" coupled with his party affiliation during his Presidency).

But remember that most of the Republicans of the 19th and early 20th century have little or no comparative policies to the Republicans of today (other than perhaps Hoover). And someone like FDR, as a Democrat, was basically an exception to the Democratic party at that time.

[Hortensis]

129. :) though of course we need to remember that many/most of us

would have been part of that progressive movement. Government should be used by the people to serve the people. We just wouldn't be among the radicals/extremists drawn to it.

Just try to find a liberal who isn't a strong believer in progressivism. Many conservatives also, though they're trained to see it as a dirty word it in this era. But both Teddy Roosevelt and Dwight Eisenhower were moderate conservative progressives, and trumpists are passionately protective of their Social Security, etc.

Speaking of extreme behaviors than and now, another commonality through all, including the New Deal era: Each time, the radicals and extremists drawn to progressive movements believed they could take over or destroy the mainstream party(ies) as part of their reforms. And of course failing that, each time they then passionately opposed, and attempted to kill, the parties' progressive reforms.

“History Doesn't Repeat Itself, but It Often Rhymes” – Mark Twain. Let's hope in the Biden era it merely hums a bit harmlessly.

[iemanja]

112. This quiz asks about positions on issues

and ignores personality, tactics, and favorite politicians, the last three of which seem to be central to the identity of some who call themselves progressive.

[iemanja]

110. loons

nice touch!

[LiberalFighter]

47. It had me at Democratic Mainstay...

The problem is the answers did not provide much leeway.

[DLevine]

48. Progressive Left. nt

[Hortensis]

49. Estabishment liberal. Though the choices left much to be desired.

That last one I knew would label me more of a hawk on war if I chose remaining most powerful would be preferable. Yet who in their right mind would prefer to have another nation -- one warlike enough to build a huge military machine like ours -- become as powerful (and history says likely far more dangerous) than us? When they could just say no to that?

[electric_blue68]

90. I voted like that too, on that question. I also agree more with you...

I don't want Russia, or China to become Superpowers (though China might supercede us at some point).

I'd prefer if we could reduce our military.

[Hortensis]

98. Exactly. We and many other nations actually have been downsizing

our militaries overall for a long time, not the same thing as reducing military power though. I'd love to be able to step that down also, and one thing I hope will be a positive outcome from the tRump betrayal of all our allies and destabilizing of the planet will be less dependence by others on our military. As we scrabble to spend a few billion on desperately needed domestic improvements over 10 years, it might help to remember that we spent over $2TRILLION in Afghanistan over 20.

In any case, Pew simplifies terminology to the point of warping it, KISS principle I guess. Ignoring reality that can't be ignored is not "more liberal." Now, if they'd asked if we'd prefer to always have a bigger piece of cake than everyone else or if it'd be okay if everyone got as much as us, ...

[JanMichael]

51. Progressive Left

Your best fit is…
Progressive Left
… along with 6% of the public

[Tommy Carcetti]

53. Establishment Liberal. nt

[sciencescience]

54. Establishment Liberal

[W_HAMILTON]

55. Democratic Mainstay

[mvd]

56. Progressive Left

Not surprised at all!

It felt good to give Republicans a 0 in that one question. I gave Democrats 80 but there are a minority of Democrats keeping the score from being higher.

[Leith]

57. Progressive Left

A couple of the questions needed more options to choose from. Case in point: about prison sentences being too long, too short, or just right. I had to choose too long because there are many prisoners who are spending way too long in prison because they were caught with drugs or shoplifted small items and incarcerated under 3 strikes while other prisoners seem to get out too early after committing violent crimes.

Progressive Left and proud of it!

[SYFROYH]

58. Outsider Left. That feels right.

[Greybnk48]

59. Democratic Mainstay.

Not surprised.

[Kaleva]

60. Democratic Mainstays

[MustLoveBeagles]

61. Progressive Left

Not a surprise.

[Akacia]

62. progressive left.

[BumRushDaShow]

64. Wow. Surprising for me - Progressive Left

Your best fit is…
Progressive Left
… along with 6% of the public

I do agree that some of the questions needed some nuance options that weren't there, for example the prison one for "convicted criminals". That touches on the whole "criminal justice system" issue that is very much biased and in need of reform, so it can't be broad-brushed with the simplistic Goldilocks options that were given.

[Mossfern]

66. Democratic Mainstay

I usually don't like these quizzes because quite often I need to qualify my answers and there's no way to do that.

[Klaralven]

68. Beyond Red vs. Blue: The Political Typology

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2021/11/09/beyond-red-vs-blue-the-political-typology-2/

[highplainsdem]

69. Establishment Liberal.

[mcar]

71. Progressive Left

Not really me at all, at least insofar as who I identify with, politically.

[betsuni]

89. Me too. Not really me.

Like reading what your personality is supposed to be according to your astrological sign and it's nothing like you.

[marble falls]

75. Democratic Mainstay

[Rhiannon12866]

138. Same here! Democratic Mainstay

[marble falls]

140. Thought I had a definate left streak.

[Solly Mack]

77. Guess.

[a kennedy]

81. Ha ha......please tell us....bet I know tho. 😄

[Solly Mack]

83. I think the quiz needed more answer choices.

But I always end up somewhere on the left on these things.

[MustLoveBeagles]

84. I agree about the answers

No nuance at all.

[Poiuyt]

78. Dammit! I'm only an Establishment Liberal

I thought for sure I'd be a Progressive Left.

[NewHendoLib]

79. Outsider left here.

not at all surprised.

[FakeNoose]

85. Progressive Left

Here's what they said about my answers, compared to other Progressive Lefts, and "General Population" answers.

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/quiz/political-typology/results/?archetype=b1b780f5168f6a5973d642ccee301771

Interesting!

[mvd]

86. I'll post my answers, too

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/quiz/political-typology/results/?archetype=e7f5694c4667d3f76b92746fdf2a7f0d

We differed on a few responses but both got Progressive Left.

[FakeNoose]

87. Cool! We are almost identical on just about everything

Thanks for sharing yours!

[Bettie]

115. You were WAY kinder to Republicans than I was

I think I rated them a 0.

[FakeNoose]

117. I know - I came from a midwestern Republican family

Both my Grandpa and my Dad voted GOP, even though I'm a straight-D voter.
I think my siblings are all Democrats and liberals too.

[YoshidaYui]

88. Progressive Left

n/t

[electric_blue68]

91. Progressive Left

Bc I answered several questions a certain way I thought I'd be Establishment Liberal.

I think I'm a mix of some EL, with probably more of PL. Despite, I suppose, some might think cognitive dissonance. So I'm pretty comfortable with this. 👍

They also needed more chocies, and nuance.

For instance on the prison question - I put 'about right amount'. Because -
African-Americans, and other POC too often get too harsh(!!!) sentences for low(er) level crimes bc of poor representation, biased juries, etc

OTOH certain Repuglicans I can think of, and serious Corporate Crime, also maybe Institutional Crime (thinking Flint, Mich's change in water policy) where so many people's lives are upended, are injured, or even die - need stiffer penalties!!!

If I chose one of the other answers it would pretty much negate the other group's problem.

[burrowowl]

92. Interesting!

[Progressive Jones]

93. Democratic Mainstay. nt

[Earth-shine]

94. Democratic Mainstay. How could this be?

I'm a Bernie Sanders/AOC/Elizabeth Warren kind of guy.

I think I need some time to re-evaluate myself.

[FakeNoose]

119. Take a look at my answers on post #85

I'm not a Bernie Sanders supporter, however I did score "Progressive Left" on this poll.

I posted my answers in case anyone wanted to see what answers you had to give in order to get it.
(Not that I was trying - I really gave honest answers as best I could.)

[pfitz59]

95. Democratic Mainstays

along with 16% of the population

[LuckyCharms]

96. Progressive Left. n/t

[onethatcares]

99. progressive left

but I have this dirty feeling I've been push polled.

[Kahuna]

104. Democratic Mainstay...

Whatever than means.

[budkin]

106. Progressive Left

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2021/11/09/progressive-left/

[blogslug]

111. Progressive Left

I may vote pragmatically but my ideals are purely granola and unicorns.

[Dave says]

114. Progressive Left here

[GoneOffShore]

116. Progressive Left.

But then I pretty much knew that.

[demtenjeep]

118. Democratic Mainstays!!!

Your best fit is…
Democratic Mainstays
… along with 16% of the public

[Celerity]

121. Your best fit is... Progressive Left

[bluewater]

123. My result: "Trotsky, is that you?"

[IcyPeas]

124. Establishment Liberal (13% of population)

[marie999]

126. Outsider Left what ever that means

[Jimbo S]

127. Establishment Liberal

Wished I could have seen what the other eight groups were.

[NutmegYankee]

128. Democratic Mainstays

[UTUSN]

132. Democratic Mainstays

"Democratic Mainstays make up a larger share of the Democratic coalition than any other group. Older than other Democratic-oriented groups, they also have the highest share of Black non-Hispanic adults of any political typology group, and six-in-ten are women. They generally favor policies that expand the social safety net and support higher taxes on corporations, but they have a moderate tilt on other issues, including immigration and crime. Nearly half consider themselves “strong Democrats,” and they are generally positive about the Democratic Party and its leaders."

[Xavier Breath]

133. Processive Left here.

[shanti]

137. Establishment Liberal n/t

[mnhtnbb]

139. Progressive Left

No surprise. In with the only group that supports democratic socialism.

[Upthevibe]

141. Progressive Left....

No big surprise for me...

And I love someone's comment who said maybe the 6% of us are here on DU