The top 10 Political Ideology Selector results of 701 participants. Percentages indicate the frequency of the self-selected participants' top results for Political Ideology Selector.

#1	28.4%	Anarcho-capitalist - The free market is so efficent as to be able to survive without the existence of the state. Society will naturally stay intact through voluntary corporate participation, reciprical agreements and self-defence (Herbert Spencer).
#2	19.0%	Democratic socialist - Socialist in ideology but not necessarily in deed as all parties are equal in a democratic society. The enevitable result is a form of non-revolutionary, heavily regulated quasi-capitalism (Olaf Palme).
#3	12.4%	Neo-conservative - The conservative establishment must appeal to democratic ideals - even if this means state intervention - if it is to survive. Society must be given idealistic direction and purpose (Irving Kristol).
#4	11.3%	Nationalist - Syncretic, nuanced policies must be implemented in order to serve the national interest of our country. Historical forms of nationalism include Mercantilism, Colonialism, Fascism and some forms of socialism (Benito Mussolini).
#5	11.3%	Traditional conservative - Capitalist in economic matters, conservative in social matters, isolationist in foreign policy. May or may not be supportive of free trade (Russel Kirk).
#6	6.0%	Theocrat - Religion is an appropriate and perhaps necessary guide as to how a society should be ruled. Ussually the leaders in such a situation are part of a religeous institution (Moses, Muhammad).
#7	5.4%	Left anarchist - Society controls and corrupts individuals and therefore should be abolished or villified. Property should be considered theft (Noam Chomsky).
#8	3.3%	Social liberal - Both economic and social equality are desirable. We should generally support collectivism but not to the point of socialism (Thomas Paine).
#9	2.4%	Revolutionary socialist - Society is being controlled by elites, therefore an overturn of the status quo is needed to serve the interests of the common man. The writings of Karl Marx often serve as an appropriate template for this (Vladmir Lenin).
#10	0.6%	Libertarian - The government should be limited in function and small in size. The government's primary function is to defend civil liberties and inforce contracts (Ayn Rand).