Which political profile are you really?
The proprietary Civix™ model places your convictions on six dimensions and matches you with one of twelve profiles, grouped into four broad political families. Precise, nuanced, confidential.
Institutions shown to illustrate where the analysis methods used by Civix are taught.
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Twelve profiles, four families
Each profile has its own ideological signature. Which one are you? Most people guess wrong before taking the test.
The Solidarists
Social justice, ecology, emancipation.
The Reformers
Pragmatism, openness, balance.
The Liberals
Individual freedom, market, initiative.
The Guardians
Nation, order, roots.
How a profile is established
Each theme measures its own dimensions and describes its own profiles. The protocol that establishes them meets the same requirements throughout.
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You answer
A series of statements, one answer each time, on a scale of agreement. About four minutes.
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The model places your answers
Each answer feeds six independent dimensions. Your position on each is compared with that of other respondents.
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You receive your profile
The profile you are closest to among twelve, the family it belongs to, and what sets you apart from it.
Your report at a glance
Your profile
The Green Solidarist
Sample report
In your report
You place the environment and solidarity at the heart of the political project. Open and progressive, you expect collective action to protect the most fragile as much as the living world.
Continued in your full report
Where do you stand next to them?
The Civix™ model places every profile on the same six dimensions, including those of figures everyone knows.
Charles de Gaulle
General, then President of the French Republic
The GuardiansNational sovereignty, the authority of the state, historical continuity: the three axes of his speeches and of his terms in office.
You
42 questions to answer
To discover
Taylor Swift
Singer-songwriter
The SolidaristsPublicly stated support for equal rights and repeated calls to register to vote, in the name of individual emancipation.
Families of thought attributed on the basis of positions these figures have themselves made public, as a point of reference.
Les six dimensions du modèle Civix™
Chaque réponse alimente six axes indépendants. Cliquez sur une dimension pour en découvrir le détail.
They discovered their profile
Thousands of people have already explored their political profile with Civix.
The review
Understand before deciding
Should surveys offer “no opinion”? The dilemma of the opt-out box
Offering a way out avoids manufacturing opinions, but it also attracts those who have one. Methodologists have been debating this trade-off for decades.
C. Broussard, October 13, 2026, 2 min
State neutrality: refraining from judgement, or treating everyone equally?
Almost everyone expects the state not to favour any conception of the good life. The agreement ends as soon as one has to say what neutrality requires in practice.
M. Delaunay, October 6, 2026, 2 min
Reactance: why an injunction can produce the opposite of its aim
Feeling pushed towards an opinion is sometimes enough to move away from it. The mechanism was described in the 1960s, and it weighs on every attempt at persuasion.
E. Rossi, September 29, 2026, 3 min