Direct Democracy

Do you believe people would make laws that are fair for everyone in a direct democracy system?

Can a society be truly democratic without direct input from all its citizens on every decision?

How might school sports or arts programs look different if they were shaped by votes from the student body?

Do you think people your age would stay more informed on current events if they could vote on them?

Would the chance to vote directly on environmental policies make you more eco-conscious, and why?

How would direct democracy affect your sense of empowerment as a young person in society?

Imagine family decisions were made by direct vote—what dynamics do you think this would create?

Would you be more inclined to volunteer locally if community projects were chosen by citizen vote?

If students could vote on the use of technology in classrooms, what changes would you advocate for?

If everyone voted on holiday schedules, do you think your favorite holidays would align with the majority?

Do you believe that direct voting on college admissions policies would make the process more or less fair?

How could direct democracy influence the way we address local environmental issues?

If teens had a direct vote on education policies, what is the first change you would vote for?

How might direct democracy impact how seriously we take our civic duties and roles as informed citizens?

If local communities had more control over their budgets through direct vote, how could this affect public spaces like parks and libraries?

What if you could directly vote on the issues affecting your favorite social media influencers; how might this change their content strategies?

How might the opportunity to vote directly on public transportation options affect your willingness to use them?

Do you believe having more frequent direct votes on public policies would bring your family or community closer together?

Would you feel more connected to local politics if you could directly vote on community projects, and why?

What if gym classes were decided by majority vote—how might that affect students' enthusiasm for physical education?

How do you imagine direct democracy would affect the types of recreational facilities available in your community?

If you could vote on the allocation of funds for school extracurricular activities, what would be your priority?

How would the ability to vote on public safety measures affect your sense of security in your neighborhood?

In what ways do you think direct democracy would influence the accountability of public officials?

If popular vote determined the curriculum, what subjects do you think would gain or lose popularity in schools?

If you could directly influence workplace policies through a vote, what's the first change you would advocate for?

How might the direct vote on trade agreements affect your views on globalization and local economies?

How would you prioritize funding for city projects if infrastructure decisions were directly voted upon?

How do you think having a say on foreign policy issues would alter your engagement with international news?

How do you think people's day-to-day lives would change if they participated in a direct democracy?

How might your favorite social media app change if feature updates were decided by user vote?

Would you rather vote on your city's budget allocations or entrust an expert, and why?

Would a student-voted prom theme make the event more inclusive and enjoyable for everyone?

How might holidays be different if families voted on how to spend them together?

Do you think every citizen is informed enough to make good decisions on all political matters?

Is it fair for the majority to decide on issues that severely impact minorities in a direct democracy?

Would you trust the collective decision of a large group on complex issues over the expertise of a few elected officials?

How much power should an individual's vote have in shaping laws and policies that affect entire societies?

Can direct democracy effectively address the needs of all, or does it cater only to the interests of the majority?

Do you think the implementation of direct democracy would increase or decrease voter turnout and political engagement?

In a direct democracy, how could we protect the rights of individuals from potential abuse by the majority?

How would you feel about voting on community healthcare initiatives and what would be your top priority?

Would your school's approach to bullying change if policies were decided by student vote?

Do you think your personal freedom would increase or decrease with direct democracy in place?

If your local park's development was up for a vote, what features would you advocate for?

What would be the first thing you'd vote to change about your city's nightlife if you had a say?

How might classroom technology integration change if students could vote on its usage?

Would you vote for increased funding for the arts or sports programs, and what would guide your decision?

If there were a vote on the content of educational field trips, where would you like to go and why?

Would being able to directly vote on school holiday schedules affect how you value different cultural celebrations?

How might your approach to healthy living change if public health initiatives were shaped by direct votes?

If students voted on budget allocations for clubs and activities, how do you think this would affect your participation?

Would your engagement in class increase if you could vote on the teaching methods your instructors use?

What's one thing you would want to change about public libraries if their services were decided by popular vote?

If community service projects required a direct vote, what cause would you champion and why?

How would the availability of youth employment opportunities be different if they were decided by direct democracy?

Would having a say in animal welfare laws make you more active in your community's discussions on the topic?

How would the ability to directly vote on work conditions change your perspective on employment?

How would you vote to address homelessness in your community?

If you could implement an environmental regulation through direct vote, what would it focus on?

If you could vote on the subjects taught in school, what would be your mandatory class and why?

Should complex scientific or economic issues be decided by public vote or trusted experts?

If you and your friends voted on your weekend plans, how would that change your social life?

How would your sense of community change if neighborhood improvements were decided by a group vote?

If laws were made based on public consensus, which current law would you campaign to change first, and why?

In a world where every voice counts equally, how would you argue for or against a controversial issue that deeply affects you?

Imagine if your school's budget was determined by student and teacher votes; how would you allocate funds and why?

If you had a say in the design of your city's public spaces, what's one thing you'd eagerly vote to add or change?

Imagine if the books included in your school's curriculum were chosen by student vote; what title would you advocate for and why?

How do you think the priorities for local environmental conservation efforts would shift if decided by community vote?

If everyone had a say through direct democracy, how might this influence individual responsibility?

What local problem would you prioritize if your community used direct votes to resolve issues?

If your school's dress code was subject to a student vote, how would it reflect personal expression?

How would group projects differ if your class voted on who did what task?