Jimmy Carter’s political views

• Democratic vs AutocraticDemocratic 75%
  DemocraticAutocratic

  Signed the Civil Service Reform Act and the Ethics in Government Act in October 1978.

• Nationalism vs InternationalismInternationalism 78%
  NationalismInternationalism

  Signed the Panama Canal treaties on 7 September 1977, which the Senate approved 68–32 in 1978 and which handed the canal to Panama on 31 December 1999, and helped broker the Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt in 1978.

• Militarist vs PacifistPacifist 55%
  MilitaristPacifist

  Pulled the United States out of the 1980 Moscow Olympics and in January 1980 declared that the country would use force to defend the Persian Gulf, but he also cancelled the B-1 bomber in 1977.

• Collectivize vs PrivatizeCollectivize 62%
  CollectivizePrivatize

  Signed the Department of Education Organization Act in October 1979, the Alaska lands act in 1980 and the Superfund law in 1980.

• Planned vs Laissez-faireLaissez-faire 58%
  PlannedLaissez-faire

  Signed the Airline Deregulation Act on 24 October 1978 and the Staggers Rail Act and Motor Carrier Act of 1980, while creating a Department of Energy in 1977.

• Isolationism vs GlobalismGlobalism 70%
  IsolationismGlobalism

  Signed the Trade Agreements Act of 1979, which put the Tokyo Round tariff cuts into law.

• Progressive vs TraditionalProgressive 68%
  ProgressiveTraditional

  Fulfilled a campaign promise by pardoning Vietnam-era draft evaders in January 1977, and reoriented foreign policy toward human rights.

No documented position, so not scored: Federal vs Unitary, Security vs Freedom, Assimilationist vs Multiculturalist, Irreligious vs Religious, and Acceleration vs Bioconservative.