On the one hand, I want to say yes, because the answers seems to indicate that you want to differentiate between governments being on a spectrum, or a sort of on/off left/right binary toggle. Of course, it is the former.
But then I kind of also want to say no, because there are several spectrums along which the government(s) can slide: who in the society has the power to make change, who controls the industry, who deserves the benefits of the society, whether to make change to fix social problems or to preserve the society as it is, and so on.
I will say this: Nothing is binary. I will often use the metaphor of a football field, with the red side and the blue side and each person having their own yard line for different issues, plus a general zone they tend to hang out in overall. That metaphor has limitations, though, because it only shows an X axis.
I mean, it's politics. It by definition has as many variations as there are people, if you want to zoom in far enough.