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November 20, 2007

Your Questions for the Democratic Presidential Candidates

No lights. No cameras. Just our microphones -- and your questions.

On Dec. 4 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. ET, NPR and Iowa Public Radio will host a Democratic presidential candidates' debate.

We received more than 1,600 questions from the public, and we'll put some of them to the candidates. Browse through the questions below and tune in for answers from Des Moines on Dec. 4!

Note: NPR is working with the leading Republican candidates to schedule a debate for early 2008.

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Ask the Candidates: Immigration

Here are the questions submitted by users about immigration, from border patrols to giving drivers' licenses to undocumented immigrants or employer sanctions.

2:24 PM ET | 11-20-2007 | permalink | comments (109) | e-mail post

Ask the Candidates: Iraq, Iran and National Security

Here are the questions submitted by users about Iraq, Iran or other national security issues.

2:24 PM ET | 11-20-2007 | permalink | comments (294) | e-mail post

Ask the Candidates: China

Here are the questions submitted by users about China, from exports to US policy to the 2008 Olympics.

2:22 PM ET | 11-20-2007 | permalink | comments (42) | e-mail post

Ask the Candidates: The Economy, Health Care, Taxes, Social Security

Here are the questions submitted by users about the U.S. economy, health care, taxes or Social Security.

2:16 PM ET | 11-20-2007 | permalink | comments (242) | e-mail post

Ask the Candidates: Energy, Climate Change and the Environment

Here are the questions submitted by users about energy, climate change or the environment.

2:15 PM ET | 11-20-2007 | permalink | comments (153) | e-mail post

Ask the Candidates: Other Topics

Here are the questions submitted by users on other topics, from student loans to presidential signing statements.

2:13 PM ET | 11-20-2007 | permalink | comments (788) | e-mail post

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