Question for all candidates:
How do you believe your past activity levels qualify you for an elected position? Do you promise to be an active official if you are victorious? How can the Northeast people be assured?
Certainly, I have had limited activity in recent weeks, and this is undeniable as your question's transparency, but my prior record shows a strong legacy of active participation and contribution to our region and The People unmatched by most of its officeholders. Looking at that record, I think that is more than enough assurance for Northeasterners.
But what kind of question is the second one? No, I promise to be an inactive official. 
Okay! 
. First question, I know your position, Senator, but to other candidates, how will you work to stimulate activity in the region?
Well, I have speculated on the idea of a universal assembly and whilst I am not giving it my full endorsement I think today, with all the technology we have at our fingertips, this kind of direct democracy is feasible enough to merit consideration. Less radically, but along the same lines, I think involving The People in more of government would help, putting more issues to referenda, directly electing the Lt. Governor, and similar things. I think the present Administration has also helped in that regard though its pro-activity initiatives; the fact they have made me own up to inactivity is a sign of their potency. If elected, I will continue the strong line that Governor Nix has taken.
Question for all Assembly candidates and gubernatorial candidates only:
What would you propose to the upcoming budget? Should any significant changes be made from the last one? If you are elected to the Assembly, would you seek a spot on the Budget Committee?
Our current budget is good, but unspecific, and therefore speaking about in specificity is difficult to do.
I don't believe the actual event has started yet. It's to be held in
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