Those won’t divide the parties outside the US. Every political party in Britain aside from the extreme fringe are for the availability of abortion and government provision of free healthcare, for example.
And things that do divide the parties here, like compulsory ID cards, don’t divide the parties in the US.
Yes, it might be more useful to list some wedge issues that usually divide the parties in the US.
Those won’t divide the parties outside the US. Every political party in Britain aside from the extreme fringe are for the availability of abortion and government provision of free healthcare, for example.
And things that do divide the parties here, like compulsory ID cards, don’t divide the parties in the US.
I’m not really interested in actual party divisions so much as I am interested in a survey of beliefs.
Affiliation seems like much less useful information, if we’re going to use Aumann-like agreement processes on this survey stuff.