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  • Should political ads be allowed to attack a candidate personally?
  • Which issue do politicians probably understand least about ordinary people’s lives?
  • When should states be allowed to make very different laws from each other?
  • If you had to explain the 2026 election to a visitor from another planet in three sentences what would you say?
  • Would you rather live in a country with very strict immigration rules or very open immigration rules?
  • Imagine you had to cut 10% of the federal budget. Where would you start?
  • Which is more important in a leader: honesty intelligence experience or charisma?
  • What issue do you think people pretend to understand better than they actually do?
  • Is it a strength or weakness that California and Texas can have very different policies?
  • Would more people voting automatically make democracy better?
  • What would be more dangerous in an election: a fake video or a real video taken out of context?
  • If healthcare became much cheaper but taxes increased would that be a good trade?
  • Is it possible for a country to be powerful internationally without spending enormous amounts on defense?
  • If you had to choose should the government spend more on healthcare or defense?
  • What is one political opinion you could imagine changing your mind about?
  • Is it more dangerous when voters know very little or when they are extremely confident in incorrect information?
  • If you were running for Congress in 2026 what issue would you put on your first campaign poster?
  • If Congress and the president constantly disagree is that democracy working or democracy failing?
  • If groceries rent and gas are expensive who do voters usually blame?
  • Can a person be a good citizen without following political news?
  • Is it better to have a powerful president who gets things done or a weaker president with more limits?
  • What government service would Americans complain about the most if it disappeared tomorrow?
  • If you could create one new tax and remove one old tax what would you choose?
  • Would you trust an AI tool to explain a ballot to you?
  • If a politician agrees with you on 90% of issues but you strongly dislike their personality would you support them?
  • Which political issue sounds complicated but is actually fairly simple?
  • If AI replaces many office jobs should the government step in?
  • Why do you think healthcare is so difficult for American politicians to reform?
  • Would you support a tax on companies that replace workers with AI?
  • If military action abroad causes higher gas prices at home how should voters think about that tradeoff?
  • How much political knowledge should an average voter realistically be expected to have?
  • If voting became mandatory what would improve and what could get worse?
  • If you only had 15 minutes to decide how to vote what information would you look for?
  • If immigration disappeared as a political issue tomorrow what topic would replace it?
  • What issue would make the best dinner-party debate without ruining dinner?
  • Should members of Congress be allowed to own and trade individual stocks?
  • Should healthcare be treated more like education police protection or a normal private service?
  • If someone has lived in the U.S. illegally for 20 years and built a family there what should happen?
  • Should the U.S. make legal immigration easier if border enforcement becomes stricter?
  • If AI writes a political ad should the ad have to say so?
  • Should politicians be punished for breaking promises or is changing your mind sometimes reasonable?
  • What would a fair immigration system look like in three rules?
  • If one state creates a policy that works extremely well should other states copy it?
  • Would you rather watch one three-hour political debate or ten one-minute campaign videos?
  • Should abortion laws be the same everywhere in the country or different in each state?
  • Should billionaires pay a higher percentage of their income in taxes than middle-class people?
  • Should the government help people buy homes or should housing mostly be left to the market?
  • Should the U.S. spend less money overseas and more money at home?
  • Should a president get credit when the economy is good and blame when it is bad?
  • Should Election Day be a national holiday?
  • Would you rather have lower prices or higher salaries?
  • If tariffs protect American jobs but make products more expensive are they worth it?
  • Should AI companies be allowed to decide which political content is misleading?
  • Which political issue sounds simple but becomes complicated once you think about it?
  • What question would you ask every candidate before deciding whether to vote for them?
  • How much should foreign wars matter to someone voting for Congress?
  • If you could change one rule about American elections what would it be?
  • Would you trust a politician more if they admitted they were wrong?
  • If you were a candidate and could only talk about three issues what would you choose?
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