Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
Nuance: a French election quiz with receipts
A French-language quiz compares visitors’ answers on 42 policy questions with documented positions of declared candidates in France’s 2027 presidential election.
- For
- French voters comparing their views with candidates’ positions
- Worth noticing
- Answers are calculated on the visitor’s device; the site says they are kept there only if the visitor requests it.
Field notes
The questionnaire runs locally: answers remain on the visitor’s device, and the site says results are retained there only if requested. It describes a public, simple scoring rule and says candidate positions come from dated sources—exact quotations or parliamentary votes—with party positions used when individual positions are unavailable. The project identifies its maker as Eliott, a 21-year-old student and independent developer, and says it accepts no donations from parties, candidates, or campaign teams.
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