That is a great link and concept. I urge people to delve deeper into the issues when it asks how concerned you are. Answer as many in all areas for a more pin point assessment. The vast majority of people I have had take that come back flabbergasted when it isn't what they thought it would be. I know of 3 people that come to mind that used to vote straight tickets and will not do so after taking that. 2 were straight ticket R and 1 was all the way D. All learned they are more middle of the road and like me, yearn for a 3rd or more party to be part of the process.
I always have my students use that when election season rolls around. Some think they're so liberal when they're just masquerading around as young Democrats.
Rating how you care about certain issues distorts the survey, you should have to weigh them against each other, not as stand alone issues.
98% Republican, 98% Conservative, 82% Libertarian ... 4% Democrat Ughhh ... it must be my Mac which skewed my results!
