2028 Candidate Questionnaire
Where Do They Stand?
A civic landing page on CallBeto.com where voters can compare candidate responses, register to vote, and participate in polls on issues important to young voters.
The 2028 election will shape the future for a generation of young voters. This questionnaire gives candidates a place to answer directly, in their own words, on the issues that matter most — from climate change and gun violence to housing, jobs, education, foreign policy, and the cost of everyday life.
Our goal is simple: make it easier for voters to see where candidates stand, compare their answers, register to vote, and participate in issue-based polls throughout the election cycle.
Candidate Questionnaire Topics
- Climate change
- Gun violence
- School funding
- Housing affordability
- Job market
- Student debt
- Healthcare access
- Reproductive rights
- Immigration
- Public safety and policing
- LGBTQ+ rights
- Mental health
- AI, technology, and privacy
- Transportation and public transit
- Cost of living and inflation
- National security
- Budgetary and fiscal responsibility
- Middle East policy and anti-war priorities
- Ukraine, democracy, and international security
- Food security and affordability
- Homelessness and housing instability
- Trade, tariffs, and supply chains
Candidate Response Sections
Each candidate page or profile can include:
- Candidate name
- Office sought
- Party affiliation, if applicable
- Campaign website
- Social media links
- Submitted questionnaire responses
- Date response received
- “No response received yet” placeholder if they have not answered
What Issues Matter Most to Young Voters?
Poll topics can rotate around:
- Climate change
- Gun violence
- Housing affordability
- Student debt
- Jobs and wages
- Healthcare
- War and foreign policy
- Food affordability
- Public safety
- National security
- Budget priorities
- Technology and privacy
This page is intended as a civic information resource. Candidate responses are published for voter education purposes and do not constitute an endorsement.
