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I think you can use the verb is, as in "she is far-left", but is there a verb that's more specific, because whenever I use the verb "is" I might not get understood by everyone especially if the person I talk to is not a native English speaker.

For example:

She ___ the far-left.

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She supports the far left.

She is a [strong/ardent] supporter of the far left.

She is a woman of the far left.

You would likely be explaining what "the far left" means rather than why you used "is". A person familiar with the left–right political spectrum won't find any of these sentences difficult to understand.

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