Don't know who to vote for?
This online wizard will help...
http://israel.kieskompas.nl/language/en
Spot on in my case (Ichud Haleumi).
What I found most interesting is where I agreed and disagreed with the various party platform positions.
I bet Jameel got Ichud Leumi too, but he would never admit it. Or he would admit, but would still vote Likud, as I vote by ideology, and he votes to try to beat the system - now that will be an interesting post (coming soon).
Wherever I am, my blog turns towards Eretz Yisrael טובה הארץ מאד מאד
It seems to be broken - keeps losing my answers. But on two tries out of three it shows that I'm absolutely shizophrenic and my answers match parties ONLY for one kind of question, not all.
ReplyDeleteSo maybe we can have different parties running security, socio-political, and religious issues?
heh. Guess it's a good thing I can't actually vote. :)
Hmmm. I appear to be a Likud voter on security, Labor on the socioeconomic front.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if you are serious or are speaking tongue in cheek with this.
ReplyDeleteSo let me say the obvious just to make sure people don't misunderstand. This tool is very cute and clever, but it's hopelessly naive and simplistic. The world is not so simple - there are many issues and not all issues lie neatly on a 2 dimensional graph.
There are also very important factors that were not taken into account such as the opinion on the individuals making up the party lists, or voting for a large vs. a small party, and many other issues.
Apparently I would vote for SHAS.
ReplyDeleteWhich surprised me considerably.
Spot on with me. (Diagonally opposite to Joe, btw)
ReplyDeleteCool!
I seem to be a Likud voter with Yisrael Beteinu next in line. I guess the Degel Hatorah folks did not resonate with me once again.
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