Map Your Squares

Squares.vote uses the TAME-R typology to chart political positions across five policy dimensions. Adjust each slider to reveal your pattern and compare with historical figures or modern leaders.

Your Squares

  • Tradebalanced tariffs
  • Abortionlimit after heartbeat detection
  • Migration / Immigrationexpanded quotas
  • Economicsstrong social programs
  • Rights (civil liberties)full legal equality

Select Your Positions

Trade

Abortion

Migration / Immigration

Economics

Rights (civil liberties)

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How TAME-R Works

TAME-R maps political positions across Trade, Abortion, Migration, Economics, and Rights using a seven-step spectrum. Each color represents a different level of government intervention—from 🟪 minimal restrictions and maximum individual freedom to ⬛ extensive regulation and state control. Your unique pattern of squares reveals where you stand on the role of government across these five dimensions.

Explore the featured figures or select another leader from the archive to see how their positions evolved across major chapters of their public life.

Martin Luther King Jr.

1929-1968

Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955-1956)

Economic boycotts foster mixed-market strategies while demanding full legal equality.

Poor People's Campaign (1967-1968)

Shift toward economic justice expands support for social programs without changing trade or rights stances.