Except those questions are the kind of questions to ask at the start, not years down the line. Potential incompatibilities must be rooted out as early as possible.
Those are not "questions to get to know each other", you can find that elsewhere on the internet. These are all things that could be dealbreakers or hard compromises, and are, at the very least, things you and your partner must know about each other before deciding to commit to a relationship.
For the tests (political compass, attachment styles, etc) do them before the date if possible, and study what the results mean (what the libertarian/authoritarian axis is, or an avoidant attachment style.) Of course, keep in mind that those are just internet tests, not professional diagnoses.
Try to make this not an interview but a "podcast date". The questions provide topics as a starting point and the conversation will eventually drift off, until the current topic comes to a natural close and you can move on to the next question. You'll need multiple dates to get to the end of the list, and that's fine. Just make sure to eventually answer all questions.
Some questions may be too sensitive to answer just yet, especially if you've just met. That's also fine. Take note of these to answer later on when trust is built.
Also consider 36 questions that lead to love as a way of knowing each other. I recommend doing the very basics first (religion, children, relationships) with questions that have the highest probability of being dealbreakers while not being sensitive, then doing the 36 questions, then proceeding with the rest.
You can check the questions you have answered to keep track of what to ask.
Roughly organized from least to most sensitive/personal:
How do you evaluate the next 20+ years of the country you want to live in? Do you think it is overall trending upwards or downwards?
Which candidate did you vote for in the last election, if any? (Careful about tribalism. Don’t rule out your partner just because they didn’t vote for your candidate, but evaluate what brought them to vote for them.)
How involved are you in politics?
What is your stance on abortion and why?
What do you think of the Covid-19 pandemic? Did you get the vaccine?