Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom. Hover or tap a dot to read its values, and tap again to pin it. Front, Top and Side snap to flat views; Top is the classic two-axis compass. Entries with no clear stance on a chosen axis are hidden unless you tick “Include entries with partial coverage”. Then they appear dimmed, as a dashed line or plane across the axis they say nothing about, never as a point at the centre. Each axis is drawn in the colours of its two ends, with ticks at ±5 and a full range of −10 to +10. Choose up to three axes above. Each region gets a see-through tint blended from the colours of the axis ends it sits at, and a region fades as the camera moves closer so you can see through it. Two axes give flat quadrants. Switch tints off with “Colour regions” at the top. Your own position appears as the red dot.
Placements of public figures are editorial estimates based on public evidence (statements, policies, voting records and major actions) as of the date listed on each entry. They may change over time, a missing placement means the evidence on that axis was thin, mixed or contested, and none of it is a definitive judgement of any person. Party membership alone was never used to infer a position. Scale on every axis runs from −10 to +10; for economics, negative is left and positive is right.