No parties, no countries, no candidates — only the underlying questions that sit beneath all of them. Six axes, not two, because left and right cannot tell a cautious reformer from a revolutionary. The test asks follow-up questions only where your answers are close or conflicted, then asks what you actually care about, and reports how much confidence the result deserves.
Answer on instinct rather than on what you would defend in an argument. There are no trick items, and every section is balanced so that agreeing with everything lands you in the middle.
Position is not the same as priority. Spend twelve points across these six subjects, according to how much each one drives your politics. Give everything to one if that is the truth of it. This does not move your result — it explains it.