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2024 Presidential Election
This fall, Americans will have the opportunity to exercise their vote to choose our next president. Voting in a self-governing society requires an informed citizenry who make their selection after considering competing ideas.

2024 Presidential Election
This fall, Americans will have the opportunity to exercise their vote to choose our next president. Voting in a self-governing society requires an informed citizenry who make their selection after considering competing ideas.

Previous Debates

Is Imposing Tariffs on Other Nations Justified to Protect U.S. Industries?

Feb 27, 2025 - Mar 13, 2025

0 votes0% yes0% no

Constitution Connection

Should the U.S. Reform Its Birthright Citizenship Laws?

Feb 13, 2025 - Feb 27, 2025

123 votes14.6% yes85.4% no

Constitution Connection

Should the Electoral College be Replaced with a National Popular Vote?

Jan 30, 2025 - Feb 13, 2025Voting closed

384 votes47.7% yes52.3% no

Constitution Connection

Should Controversial Historical Statues be Taken Down?

Jan 16, 2025 - Jan 30, 2025Voting closed

263 votes22.4% yes77.6% no

Should the United States Increase Tariffs on Foreign Goods?

Dec 5, 2024 - Dec 19, 2024Voting closed

143 votes46.9% yes53.1% no

Law and Criminal Justice

Is Harm Reduction a Feasible Solution to the Opioid Epidemic?

Nov 21, 2024 - Dec 5, 2024Voting closed

89 votes68.5% yes31.5% no

Popular Debates

Should the United States Have a $15 Minimum Wage?

Mar 5, 2021 - Mar 13, 2021Voting closed

315 votes37.5% yes62.5% no

Constitution Connection

Does the United States Need to Better Protect Voter Rights?

Oct 20, 2022 - Nov 2, 2022Voting closed

425 votes58.8% yes41.2% no

Should the United States Increase Military Aid to Ukraine? 

Sep 22, 2022 - Oct 5, 2022Voting closed

413 votes49.9% yes50.1% no

Constitution Connection

Should the United States Government Ban TikTok?

Mar 30, 2023 - Apr 12, 2023Voting closed

335 votes20.6% yes79.4% no

Constitution Connection

Should State Governments Ratify the Equal Rights Amendment?

Mar 16, 2023 - Mar 29, 2023Voting closed

370 votes63.5% yes36.5% no

Should Parents Have Greater Control Over What Books are Permitted in Public Schools?

Apr 27, 2023 - May 10, 2023Voting closed

350 votes20% yes80% no