Synthetic voter analysis

Measure how your message lands before you publish it.

Run your text past a synthetic Türkiye of 12 political clusters and see who is angered and who supports it, in about a minute.

  • Fast analysisIn about a minute
  • Calibrated modelAgainst 150+ historical events
  • AuditableWatermarked PDF, 12-month log
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Discourse analysis · demo · synthetic

We will not let inflation erode the minimum wage. We will protect the sweat of working people and we will not leave small shopkeepers on their own.

Emotion distribution

Islamist Base · Anger 78% Nationalist Conservative · Anger 36% Religious Conservative · Anger 26% Urban Undecided Middle Class · Fear 32% Centre Right · Fear 30% Centre Nationalist · Fear 28% Young Undecided (Gen-Z) · Apathy 40% Kurdish Political Movement · Apathy 34% Anatolian Independent Voter · Hope 41% Urban Liberal · Hope 30% Social Democrat · Support 84% Nationalist Left · Support 34% +6.8 Net sentiment

Strongest reactions

  • Support24%
  • Anger20%
  • Hope20%
  • Fear18%
  • Apathy18%

Average across 12 clusters

  • Risky phrase Islamist Base: anger 78%
  • Strong point Anatolian Independent Voter: hope 41%
  • Watch out Urban Undecided Middle Class: fear 32%

A synthetic map of Türkiye

Not real voters. A synthetic Türkiye.

312 cells built from 26 NUTS-2 regions, 4 socio-economic strata and 3 lifestyles, derived from TÜİK population data and independent lifestyle research. No real person's data is processed; results come from behaviour patterns that represent Türkiye.

26NUTS-2 regions
12political clusters
312demographic cells
Anger Fear Apathy Hope Support
demo · synthetic

Same message, stronger result

Win back the at-risk audience without changing your message.

See the risky phrase; the advisor proposes a single final variant that keeps the core of your message and measures its effect cluster by cluster.

VoxSim doesn't ban your message; it offers a better alternative. Manipulative suggestions are rejected by an ethics filter.

Single final variant · suggested text

Anger -18 points ↓

We want a fair minimum wage that protects every family's table — no worker crushed, no small shop ruined.

Net sentiment

−50 +28

Support

12% ↑ +8

Anger

60% ↓ −18

In the Islamist Base cluster, compared with the first draft · demo · synthetic

Sample backtest · validation

An accuracy score for sceptics.

The model is tested against real reactions to historical events, so you can see where it is strong and which clusters it misses.

Cluster Event Date Actual Predicted Deviation
Social Democrat Minimum wage rise · July 2024 2024-07 35 31 ±4.2
Centre Right Minimum wage rise · July 2024 2024-07 28 42 ±14.6
Religious Conservative Minimum wage rise · July 2024 2024-07 64 58 ±6.4
Young Undecided (Gen-Z) Minimum wage rise · July 2024 2024-07 48 62 ±14.0

No micro-targeting · no individual profiles · no analysis of rivals' messages

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