Independent

Have you ever felt directly impacted by a political decision? How did it make you feel and why?

Can a political party truly cater to the needs and aspirations of all its constituents? Why or why not?

What does a fair and just society look like to you, and how can politicians work towards this vision?

Reflect on an instance where you disagreed with a decision by authorities. How did you respond, and did it change anything?

How important is it for leaders to share the same values and cultural backgrounds as their constituents?

How do you think the decisions made by politicians today will affect your future opportunities and lifestyle?

What role should young people play in politics, and how can they make their voices heard more effectively?

Imagine a policy that could greatly improve the quality of life in your community. What would it look like?

How can citizens ensure their government remains accountable and transparent in its actions and policies?

If you could ask a political leader one question about their policies, what would it be and why?

How does the idea of change in political leadership make you feel about your future?

Can you share a story where you or someone you know was inspired by political leadership or activism?

What's one value you believe is non-negotiable in any political party, and why?

How would you balance the need for economic growth with environmental conservation in policy-making?

What role do you think education should play in a government's priorities, and why is it important to you?

Have you ever been part of a community project or initiative that influenced your views on politics? Describe that experience.

Imagine you have the power to implement one policy to improve social justice in your community; what would it be?

How do you perceive the relationship between local and national political decisions and your daily life?

In what ways can political parties better engage with young people to encourage their participation in the political process?