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School Choice Presidential candidates's views on school choice and vouchers, both pro and con. But you can also note which issues are most important to you, so if you care more about, say, gun control than taxes, VoteMatch will give that issue more weight. But Vote-Match does an outstanding job of detailing where you converge and diverge with your choices. The site will also analyze your responses and show how you rank generally on the political spectrum, from liberal to conservative and from libertarian to authoritarian. Through the din of convention speeches and campaign photo opportunities, it can be tough to figure out exactly where the politicians stand on the issues.