Daniel Fanning has my vote.

"I'd like to know where Clark is registered to vote."

Given that residency in a given district is the requisite to run for congress in that district (not voter registration) your curiosity is misplaced.

Actually Federal law only requires that you live in the same state you're running for congress in...so Clark could have technically run without an address in the 8th, it just would have made her look even worse than buying the Duluth condo so she can run.

So Lojo, am I only allowed to ask constitutional questions? And why do we need your 2 cents if you don't have skin in this game/live in the district?

Here you go Paul, this question is for Tarryl.  One of the complaints of our current congressman is the fact he lives in a Twin Cities exurb.  Which many say makes him out of touch with the concerns of a large portion of the district.  Considering you ran and lived in the 6th district just a year ago, how do you plan to avoid this same perception?

Now that I've asked a question can I participate in the petty bickering and shameless campaigning?

I'm wondering if the Candidates would address the issue of tax credits or incentives for people who really could use it.

to wit: 
Single, noncustodial parents in MN who pay in child support and maintenance to the other party cannot claim Child Support on their MN taxes. Support and maintenance *starts* at 25% for one dependent child and climbs from there. Given that a good number of these noncustodial parents live below the poverty line and are already struggling to make ends meet financially are also penalized by the state when at the same time custodial parents can take tax credits for child care and other related expenses...

It would be interesting to see if compliance with support orders would in fact increase (i'm not certain of the numbers, but i'll look into it) if there were some sort of incentive for fathers (i say fathers, because there seems to be a disproportionate number of noncustodial fathers out there) to keep their payments in line...

I'd like to know their take on sulphide mining in NE MN.

What is his/her position on the public option for a national health care plan; what do they support and not support about the Affordable Care Act (e.g. Obamacare but I just hate that phrase) as it is now; how important on their list of priorities is the continued existence of even this (halfhearted, half-assed) ACA as is?

Claire, great question.  I'd like to know that as well.

How many town hall meetings will they hold? What kind, real, telephone, or a combination? And finally, what type of staffing will they have in our area?

TimK, you are correct. I mean high speed rail, I mean a train!

Big Lake train is heavy.

What plan do they have in case of a massive zombie outbreak?

Bluenewt, don't hold your breath.  That will be the day.

Lol, I've seen that before Adam. 
What I want to know is what will be the canidates plans for our area in the event of a Zombie outbreak. 
Unless I missed that you were running and that is your answer, in which case, thanks.