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When issues and not media performance shall guide your decision on election day – In our opinion, VoteTest is the best web application to help you decide in elections with proportional representation. Since 2001.
Too long, didn't read - reading election programmes used to be a thing of the past. Now there are so-called voting advice applications: Web applications that serve as a decision-making aid in political elections by condensing the programmes, statements or actions of parties into a catalogue of questions and thus making them quickly comparable with one's own preferences. Voting Advice Applications have also been available in Germany since 2001 with the votetest.
In the meantime, there are various alternatives, but they differ from the election test in one central aspect: They condense all the issues on the ballot into yes/no decisions. This may be suitable for two-party systems, but in multi-party systems with proportional representation, this weakens the significance of the recommendation for many issues, in our opinion. Our votetest does this better.
Picture Gallery: VoteTest in fast forward
The start page. In the standard design, the election test has no colour of its own - we don't want to influence it. The parliament in question appears in the background.
Of course, positions can also be broken down to a "yes or no" choice in the electoral test.
If there are significant differences, for example on the question of whether the climate targets should be increased, the electoral test can also allow for more differentiated answers and distinguish, for example, according to the degree of increase.
Screenshot of the result, showing a bar with the percentage of consent for each party (displayed result: If you always clicked the first answer in the EP election 2019).
When clicking on the result for a party, the match is unfolded in detail in the look of a ballot paper.
