Two-D Vote on Public Figures

Drag and drop some people from the clickable tabs below onto the Two-D Political Map. (You don't need to do them all.) Then press 'Submit' to cast your votes. Full instructions.

Conservative

Theresa May

Boris Johnson

Philip Hammond

Amber Rudd

Liam Fox

David Davis

Ruth Davidson

George Osborne

Michael Gove

Jacob Rees-Mogg

Labour

Jeremy Corbyn

Tom Watson

Diane Abbott

John McDonnell

Emily Thornberry

Hilary Benn

Chuka Umunna

Angela Eagle

Tristram Hunt

Ed Balls

Others

Nigel Farage

Paul Nuttall

Douglas Carswell

Nicola Sturgeon

Tim Farron

Caroline Lucas

Leanne Wood

Lord Sugar

Prince Charles

Justin Welby

Ex PMs

David Cameron

Gordon Brown

Tony Blair

John Major

Margaret Thatcher

Harold Wilson

Edward Heath

Harold Macmillan

Clement Attlee

Winston Churchill

Abroad

Donald Trump

Barack Obama

Hillary Clinton

Angela Merkel

Francois Fillon

Marine Le Pen

Jean Claude Juncker

Narendra Modi

Vladimir Putin

Xi Jinping

Instructions

This page lets you vote on the political position of some well-known public figures in Britain and abroad. You can say for each one how left or right wing they are, plus how nationalist or internationalist. Once you have cast your own vote, you can see how other people perceive them. Here's how it works:

• Simply drag any of the people icons from below the grid and drop them onto your desired position on the Two-D grid.
• There are 5 tabs of people — Conservative, Labour, Others, Former Prime Ministers and Abroad. Each tab has 10 people.
• You do not need to position all the possible people. Just position the ones that you are interested in.
• Make sure that the position on both the left/right axis and the international/national axis is what you want.
• For more details of the Two-D Political Mapping, see how it works.
• The centre of the icon represents the precise position of the person.
• Icons must be positioned within the grid and cannot go beyond the purple boundary edge. All political positions from 0° to 100° in all four directions can be used.
• When ready, press the "Submit Votes". This will cast your vote for the selected people, and also show you where other people (on average) placed them. The icons are now frozen.
• A table will also be shown below the tabs giving your positions and the average voted positions in numerical terms.
• You can toggle between your own votes and the overall public vote by pressing the button marked either "Show my Votes" or "Show public's Votes".
• If you like, you can press the "Re-edit Votes" button which will toggle the positions back to your previous choice and re-enable editing. You can now adjust the positions, add more people, and re-submit if you want to.
• Multiple votes will only be counted once.

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