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- How do you react when your preferred political side makes a false claim?
- How do you usually approach a political claim you are unsure about?
- How high a priority should ensuring accessible elections be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should ensuring fair legal representation be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should expanding access to mental-health support be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should expanding vocational apprenticeships be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should helping communities adapt to climate change be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving digital literacy be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving emergency medical access be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving food-safety inspections be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving government purchasing transparency be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving language access to government services be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving library services be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving prison rehabilitation be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving public-health communication be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving public-service accessibility be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving rural transport be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving school buildings be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should improving water infrastructure be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should increasing housing supply be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should maintaining public recreation spaces be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should maintaining reliable electricity be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should maintaining roads and bridges be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should planning for an aging population be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should preparing for natural disasters be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should preserving historic buildings be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should preventing corruption be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should preventing discrimination in housing be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should preventing domestic violence be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should preventing fraud against older adults be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should preventing human trafficking be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should protecting election integrity be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should protecting freedom of expression be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should protecting local biodiversity be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should protecting personal-data privacy be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should reducing air pollution be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should reducing bureaucratic delays be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should reducing child poverty be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should reducing educational inequality be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should reducing excessive noise pollution be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should reducing food insecurity be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should reducing homelessness be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should reducing loneliness among isolated residents be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should reducing long-term unemployment be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should reducing preventable workplace injuries be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should reducing road deaths be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should strengthening consumer protections be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should supporting affordable childcare be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should supporting independent local journalism be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should supporting small-business formation be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should supporting unpaid caregivers be for public policy where you live?
- How high a priority should supporting veterans after service be for public policy where you live?
- How interested are you in politics?
- How much confidence do you have that ordinary people can influence local decisions?
- How much do you agree: a fair process matters even when I dislike the outcome?
- How much do you agree: a free press needs room to investigate powerful people?
- How much do you agree: a policy can have both benefits and serious costs?
- How much do you agree: a political opponent can be a person of good character?
- How much do you agree: access to justice should not depend entirely on wealth?
- How much do you agree: an official’s personal life matters when it creates a public conflict of interest?
- How much do you agree: citizens benefit from basic media literacy?
- How much do you agree: citizens should be able to criticize government without intimidation?
- How much do you agree: civil servants should apply rules consistently?
- How much do you agree: corruption can occur in any political camp?
- How much do you agree: disagreement is not the same as disloyalty?
- How much do you agree: economic growth does not automatically improve everyone’s life?
- How much do you agree: elected officials should admit when evidence changes their views?
- How much do you agree: election losers should accept a lawful verified result?
- How much do you agree: election rules should not be changed mainly to benefit the current governing party?
- How much do you agree: emergency powers should have clear time limits?
- How much do you agree: government agencies should correct public errors promptly?
- How much do you agree: government websites should be accessible to disabled users?
- How much do you agree: international cooperation can serve national interests?
- How much do you agree: judges should explain important rulings publicly?
- How much do you agree: leaders should acknowledge uncertainty during a crisis?
- How much do you agree: leaders should explain trade-offs rather than promise everything?
- How much do you agree: listening to affected communities improves policy design?
- How much do you agree: local journalism helps hold officials accountable?
- How much do you agree: local knowledge can improve national policy?
- How much do you agree: minority rights should not depend entirely on majority approval?
- How much do you agree: national pride can coexist with criticism of national actions?
- How much do you agree: outrage is not a substitute for a workable proposal?
- How much do you agree: peaceful protest can be disruptive and still legitimate?
- How much do you agree: people can share a goal while disagreeing about the solution?
- How much do you agree: people should be able to understand how a law affects them?
- How much do you agree: people should not be pressured to reveal their vote?
- How much do you agree: policies should include a way to assess whether they work?
- How much do you agree: policy should consider effects on future generations?
- How much do you agree: political advertising should be clearly distinguishable from news?
- How much do you agree: political compromise can be a strength?
- How much do you agree: political labels often hide substantial differences within groups?
- How much do you agree: political participation includes more than voting?
- How much do you agree: politicians should not promise outcomes beyond their authority?
- How much do you agree: public consultation should be more than a formality?
- How much do you agree: public institutions need independent oversight?
- How much do you agree: public money should be traceable?
- How much do you agree: public policy should distinguish evidence from value judgments?
- How much do you agree: public safety and civil liberties both deserve protection?
- How much do you agree: public services should be evaluated for outcomes rather than announcements?
- How much do you agree: respectful debate requires listening as well as speaking?