To provide entertainment and amusement to the viewers.

To allow citizens to express their opinions and concerns directly to the candidates.

To increase the popularity of the candidates among the audience.

To generate revenue for the organizers of the debate.

It allows citizens to learn about the candidates' positions on various issues.

It encourages citizens to think critically about the issues and make informed decisions.

It motivates citizens to become more involved in the political process.

All of the above.

Raising hands to ask questions.

Submitting questions online or through social media.

Participating in live polls and surveys.

All of the above.

It allows citizens to directly question the candidates about their positions and policies.

It provides a platform for citizens to voice their concerns and hold candidates responsible for their actions.

It encourages candidates to be more responsive to the needs and interests of the citizens.

All of the above.

Ensuring that all audience members have an equal opportunity to participate.

Preventing disruptions and maintaining order during the debate.

Managing the time allocated for audience participation without compromising the debate's overall structure.

All of the above.

Providing clear guidelines and instructions for audience participation.

Selecting questions that are relevant to the debate's topic and encourage thoughtful discussion.

Creating a respectful and inclusive environment that promotes civil discourse.

All of the above.

Enhanced public trust in the political process.

Increased voter turnout and political engagement.

More responsive and accountable candidates.

All of the above.

Utilizing online platforms for submitting questions and conducting polls.

Providing real-time fact-checking and information to the audience.

Enabling virtual participation for remote audiences.

All of the above.

Ensuring that all audience members have an equal opportunity to participate.

Maintaining order and preventing disruptions during the debate.

Selecting questions that are relevant and encourage meaningful discussion.

All of the above.

It allows marginalized and underrepresented groups to voice their concerns and perspectives.

It encourages candidates to address a wider range of issues and policies that are important to diverse constituencies.

It promotes greater transparency and accountability by giving citizens a direct platform to engage with candidates.

All of the above.

The potential for disruptions and unruly behavior by audience members.

The risk of questions being dominated by a small group of vocal participants.

The challenge of managing time effectively and ensuring that all relevant topics are covered.

All of the above.

Establishing clear rules and guidelines for audience participation.

Limiting the number of questions or comments allowed from each audience member.

Allocating specific time slots for audience participation within the overall debate format.

All of the above.

Utilizing social media platforms for real-time audience engagement.

Incorporating interactive elements such as polls and surveys during the debate.

Providing opportunities for audience members to submit questions or comments via text message or online platforms.

All of the above.

By allowing citizens to directly question candidates about their positions and policies.

By providing a platform for citizens to hold candidates accountable for their actions and promises.

By encouraging candidates to be more responsive to the concerns and needs of the citizens.

All of the above.

Providing clear instructions and guidelines for audience participation.

Selecting questions that are relevant to the debate's topic and encourage thoughtful discussion.

Creating an inclusive and respectful environment that promotes civil discourse.

All of the above.