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Figure · 1882–1945

Franklin D. Roosevelt

US President

President of the United States from 1933 to 1945, architect of the New Deal.

«The state must step in to save the economy and protect the most vulnerable.»

In short

On the traditional scale, Franklin D. Roosevelt sits in the center-left camp. The clearest positions are on foreign policy: strongly towards “interventionism”; devolution: strongly towards “centralism”; economy: fairly towards “equality”; technology: fairly towards “acceleration”. On society, religion and democracy it stays balanced. Among ideologies, the closest is old labour (97%).

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Position on the 13 axes

Economy→ MarketState→ AuthoritySociety→ TraditionSovereignty← IntegrationReligion← SecularismEnvironment→ GrowthTechnology→ AccelerationForeign policy→ InterventionismJustice→ Tough on crimeDemocracy→ TechnocracyMethod→ RuptureDevolution→ FederalismImmigration→ ControlEconomyStateSocietySovereigntyReligionEnvironmentTechnologyForeign pol.JusticeDemocracyMethodDevolutionImmigration

Closest ideologies

Old LabourThe Union in Power97%Social conservatismThe Guardian of the Family92%PeronismThe Descamisado88%

Closest parties in Europe

SocialdemokratietDenmark92%SocialdemokraternaSweden91%Lietuvos socialdemokratų partijaLithuania91%ArbeiderpartietNorway91%

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Positions are estimates based on documented ideas, platforms and actions, updated to October 2026.