#1 | 19.6%
| Paleoconservative - opposed to immigration, protectionist, socially conservative, isolationist, free-market otherwise. Pat Buchanan | |
#2 | 15.4%
| Extreme conservative - supports the free market and extreme social conservatism. Tom Coburn. | |
#3 | 13.7%
| Federalist conservative - supports a weak federal government and opposes imperialism, but doesn't care much about the actions of local governments. Ron Paul | |
#4 | 13.7%
| Christian democrat - economically center-left, socially center-right. Also known as compassionate conservatism. Supports some government intervention in the market. | |
#5 | 9.3%
| Liberal conservative (in the British sense) - supports free market, but with moderate support for the welfare state and environmentalism. David Cameron | |
#6 | 7.5%
| Imperialist conservative - protectionist, interventionist, support of high military spending, anti-immigrant. Joseph Chamberlain. | |
#7 | 6.9%
| Libertarian conservative - supports free market and social freedoms. Opposed to imperialism. | |
#8 | 4.7%
| Socialist conservative - economically far-left, socially right. Supports government nationalization of businesses, as well as social conservatism. | |
#9 | 4.3%
| Liberal conservative (in the non-British sense) - supports free market. Socially moderate. Newt Gingrich | |
#10 | 2.5%
| Green conservative - supports environmental protection. | |
#11 | 2.0%
| Moderate conservative - center-right both socially and economically. John McCain. | |
#12 | 0.5%
| Neoconservative - support for various government subsidies and high military spending. Socially moderate, interventionist. William Kristol | |