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Political typology research

The profiles below are the groups described in published research. They are shown as context for how researchers cluster political views — not as a label for you.

Pew Research Center, June 2026, Beyond Red vs. Blue: The Political Typology

Cluster analysis of responses to 30 political values questions from 10,357 United States adults, surveyed November 17-30, 2025.

Method: Appendix B: Typology group creation and analysis

• Leftward ProgressivesLeft · 7% of study respondents

  Very progressive across many policy dimensions, with skepticism toward some established political and economic institutions.

• Loyal LiberalsLeft · 11% of study respondents

  Liberal perspectives generally combined with greater trust in institutions and Democratic political leadership.

• Left-Out LeftLeft · 12% of study respondents

  A mixture of liberal and moderate views, often accompanied by skepticism about political responsiveness.

• Order and Opportunity LeftLeft of center · 18% of study respondents

  Economically liberal values combined with greater concern about public safety and more restrictive immigration positions than some other left-oriented groups.

• Tuned-Out MiddleMixed · 9% of study respondents

  Politically divided perspectives and relatively low interest in politics.

• Pragmatic and Polite RightRight of center · 11% of study respondents

  Economically conservative perspectives with moderation on several social questions and a preference for political civility.

• Unconventional RightRight · 12% of study respondents

  Generally conservative perspectives with mixed views on certain social and economic issues.

• Faith First ConservativesRight · 12% of study respondents

  Strongly conservative positions, particularly on social traditions, morality, and religion.

• No Apologies RightRight · 9% of study respondents

  Strongly conservative political values, restrictive immigration preferences, and a more confrontational political style.

Cited as research context only. Group names, spectrum descriptions, and study percentages are reported from the published research and are not Press Wars classifications or endorsements.

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