Here is the link to the survey results separated by pill affiliation

Here is a link to all the answers from all pills grouped together

EDIT: If you want to look at the responses based on a particular question, just ask and I can easily do this. For instance, maybe you want to compare all answers of people who thought that men and women had significant behavioral differences.. Let me know what you'd like to see. I can apply various rules and filters.

Below is a summary for each question along with my interpretation. You can view the exact percentages of each response in the links.

Q1. Where do you fall on the Red/Blue Spectrum?

I had 119 responses total. Most of the responses were from people who identify as Redish Purple, then 100% Blue, then 100% Red, then Blueish Purple, and lastly people who fall directly in the middle.

Q2. Which of the following best represents your beliefs about average gender differences?

Reds were more like to believe that there are significant behavioral and mental differences between the sexes. Blues were more likely to say that the sexes were mostly the same. There was more variance in BP responses than RP responses to this question.

Q3. What do you think is the primary cause of gender differences in behavior?

Note: I added more intermediate options to this question at the request of some RPillers, so more people would have likely picked these options if I had included them from the beginning.

A sizable chunk of all pills chose that neither biology nor environment was more important in determining human behavior. This was the most popular response for people in the middle. Blues were more likely to choose that society was more important and Reds were more likely to choose that biology was more important.

Q4. What are some differences in gender behavior?

a) This sex prioritizes status in a romantic partner.

Women was the most commonly chosen response except for 100% Blues which were more likely to choose that there were no sex differences.

b) This sex prioritizes looks in a romantic partner.

Men was the most common response except again for 100% Blues which chose 'no difference' slightly more. There was more disagreement over this question within pill groups than the previous question.

c) This sex is more selective when it comes to casual sex.

Most agreed this was women.

d) This sex is more selective when it comes to serious relationships

Blues were more likely to answer 'no differences'. Reds had the most even split among the possible answers, with men and women chosen in roughly equal amounts. 'No differences' was also a common but less popular response among Reds.

e) This sex is better at people skills...

Reds were more likely to answer women. Both Blue groups and the Middle category were divided between 'women' and 'no difference'.

f) This sex is better at understanding logical systems...

Not a single person chosen women as a response. Both Blue groups and the Middle group were most likely to answer 'no difference'. Reds were most likely to answer men.

g) This sex is more empathetic

There was a lot of disagreement in the responses to this one, especially among Reds. Both Blue groups and the Middle group chose 'no difference' most frequently. Reds were most likely to answer women, but not by much.

h) This sex has more honor

The vast majority of both Blue groups chose 'no difference'. The Middle group and both Red groups were more divided in their responses. The Redder the responder, the more likely they were to choose men.

i) This sex behaves more maturely

Women got a scant minority of votes for this question, but surprisingly some of them even came from 100% Reds. Blues and Middle again chose 'no difference'. Reds were more divided. 100% Reds chose men more frequently, but 'no difference' was still a common response.

j) This sex is more prone to violence

All groups answered men with the most frequency. 'No difference' still made a respectable appearance across all groups. Interestingly, the group that answered women the most was the Middle group.

k) This sex takes bigger risks
l) This sex has a higher sex drive

Blues: Men > No difference
Middle: Men >> No difference
Reds: Men >>> No difference

A couple 100% Reds were the only people who believed that women had a higher sex drive.

m) This sex is more manipulative

Blues: No difference
Middle: No difference >> Women
Reds: Women > No difference

n) This sex is more intelligent

Blue: No difference
Middle: No difference
Red: No difference> Men

o) This sex prefers to make the decisions...

Blue: No difference
Middle: No difference > Women
Red: Women > No difference

p) This sex prefers to let the other person make decisions...

Blue: No difference
Middle: No difference > Women
Red: Women >> No difference

q) This sex views romantic relationships more practically

Blue: No difference
Middle: No difference = Women
Red: Women > No difference > Men

Reds showed a lot of disagreement on this question.

r) This sex views romantic relationships more idealistically

Blue: No difference
Middle: No difference > Women
Red: Men >> No difference > Women

s) This sex is more capable of unconditional love

Blue: No difference
Middle: No difference Red: No difference = Men

Q5. Do you believe that most men would rape if they could get away with it?

Most said no. A significant minority of 100% Reds answered yes.

Q6. What is the best method for determining if an idea (about human behavior or characteristics) is true or not?

This was the most interesting question in my opinion.

100% Blues, Bluish Purple, and Middles all chose 'look on Google scholar' as the best method followed by 'test against your own personal experience'.

Redish Purples and 100% Reds both chose 'test against your own experience' as most important.

Redish Purples chose 'look on Google scholar' as the second best method.

100% Reds then equally chose 'see if it fits with historical trends' and 'it doesn't matter if an idea is true, only if it is useful' as the second best methods.

Out of all the pill groups, Middles were more likely to choose 'trust your intuition or feelings' as the best method. No 100% Reds chose this answer as one of the top three.

'It doesn't matter if an idea is true, only if it is useful' was unpopular with both Blue groups, and not as popular as I would have guessed among the Reds.

Q7. What is your definition of respect?
'Consideration of the other person's feelings and needs was most popular on the Blue side, and on the Red side the answers were almost evenly between 'consideration...',' deference...', and 'admiration'.

'Common courtesy, Politeness' was most popular in the middle, but 'consideration...' was popular too.

Q8. Which of the following represents your beliefs?

Both Blue groups thought that respect was equally important for relationships for both men and women. A significant minority also thought that women need to respect a man to be sexually attracted to him.

The Middle group was much the same, but the 'redder' beliefs started to make an appearance.

For Reds, all answers made a significant appearance. The majority answered that respect was important for healthy LTR's for both men and women, but not with equal frequency. Other popular answers were 'women must respect a man to be attracted to him' and 'women only respect men that are better than them in most way'.

Q9. Please check any boxes that reflect your beliefs

In a no fault divorce, the instigating party should waive most financial and parental rights. to the other party

Blue: Mostly disagreed
Red: Fairly evenly split on this topic, but mostly agreed.

Police show bias against men in domestic violence cases

Most everyone agreed with this except 100% Blue which was almost evenly split between agree and disagree.

The development of male birth control is a good thing

Most everyone agreed.

Rape accusations should be handled by police and not universities...

Most agreed except 100% Blue which was again split. There was some disagreement in Blueish Purple as well.

As long as men should have to register for the draft, women should too

Most agreed. Redish Purple had the largest portion of people who disagreed.

Q10. Which of the following (if any) represent your views.

The majority of both Blue groups, the Middle group, and Redish Purple thought that neither virginity nor promiscuity was shameful in either sex. Female promiscuity and male virginity became more shameful the redder the group. Also Female virginity became more admirable in the redder groups.

100% Reds answered that female promiscuity and male virginity was shameful with the highest frequency.