You already live by it. You just don't call it politics.
You ask instead of taking. You make your case instead of forcing it. You let other people run their own lives. Libertarians broadly reject the exceptions most people make for government and elected officials.
146,944 people have answered the World's Smallest Political Quiz since July 1. Each light is thirty of them.
Ten plain questions place each of them by two scores: how much government they want in their personal life, and how much in their livelihood.
Each person lands in one of 121 cells, and each cell belongs to one of five types.
27%
answer like a libertarian: less government in both.
Of 146,944 people who completed the quiz from July 1 to October 26, 2026. They chose to take a political quiz, so they are a self-selected sample, not the country.
12%
of them call themselves libertarian. The rest hold the positions without the word.
Asked before they see their result. The faint gold lights have the positions and not the word.
1.2%
voted for the Libertarian candidate for president.
2020, certified results. This figure is the country, not quiz takers. The ballot has two lines, and a voter who wants both kinds of freedom has to pick one.
A great many people agree on the direction and have never been counted together.