Independent and anonymous. Not run by any party.

Which party really matches your views?

Twenty statements on the issues Stormont and Westminster argue about. Tell us whether you agree and how much each one matters to you. We’ll show which of Northern Ireland’s ten largest parties is closest.

About 5 minutes. Skip anything you’d rather not answer.
Every issue counts the same unless you say it matters more to you.
No names, emails, IP addresses or tracking. Answers are stored anonymously for research.

I’m 18 or over and I’m happy for my anonymous answers, including the optional questions about my background, to be stored and used in published research.

Party positions come from manifestos, public statements and voting records. You’ll see every one when you finish. How it works and privacy

About you, if you want to say

Four quick questions

These help show how different groups and areas answer. Each has a "prefer not to say" option.

Your age

Your gender

Whether or not you’re religious, which community background were you brought up in?

Your constituency

How much does this issue matter to you?

Less than mostNormalA lot

Last question

If there were an Assembly election tomorrow, who would get your first preference?

We ask this before showing your result so the result can’t influence your answer.

Your result

Your ballot, filled in on policy alone

Assembly elections use preference voting: 1 for your first choice, 2 for your second, and so on. This is how the parties would line up if you voted purely on your answers. It isn’t a recommendation. Tap a party to see where you agree.

See where every party stands

Reading this result

A match is about policy only. It says nothing about competence, candidates or trust, which matter too. Some party positions are less certain than others; the party positions page lists every one with its basis and a confidence rating.