| 1 | 3 Francesca Reynolds, Elizabeth Wark | 2 | 4 Joona Suhonen, Milla Huuskonen | 1 Minesso Veronica, Antea Jankovic | Sella NevoⒸ , Aaron Tanaka , Isolda Vela | This house would ban all communication tech companies (such as Google, Apple, Facebook, WhatsApp, etc.) from encrypting their users' data, including the content of their communications, in such a way that the company cannot retrieve that data even under a court order. | |
| 2 | 1 Miriam Pierson, Nate_ Urban | 4 Aisling Tully, Aishling Kinsella | 2 SooJung (Sally) Lee, Jaedong Jeong | 3 David Wang, Nik Venkatasubramanian | Wasifa NoshinⒸ , Aaron Tanaka , Hannah Speed , Kelsey Adcock | This house supports job security legislation | |
| 3 | 4 Naoya Kondo, Mizuki Kitada | 3 Isabella Refkalefsky, João Gustavo Lima | 1 Alain Ibarra, Enia Vanesa Loeza Velazquez | 2 Hailey Kramer, Jessa Potvin | Drew LatimerⒸ , Aaron Tanaka , Joy Jia | This house would redefine the criterion for excessive force in the US to be any use of force beyond what is reasonable given all the facts of the case, including the benefit of hindsight (e.g. whether the individual had a gun, not whether it was reasonable to believe he had a gun). | |
| 4 | 4 Andrew Dallakoti, Andrew Chizewer | 2 | 1 Marcus Gawronsky, Matthew Barry | 3 | Dhruva BhatⒸ , Aaron Tanaka , Seyoung Jeon | This house would limit the amount of time that a museum can display a given piece of art to 3 months out of every 10 year period, rather than allow museums to display their works as long as they choose | |
| 5 | 3 Rhys Wynn WIlliams, Ben MacVicar | 1 Michelle Park, BJ Sisounthone | 4 Amanda Ngo, Grace Marshall | 2 Andrew Kao, Andrew Harrington | Stav SingerⒸ , Aaron Tanaka , Liam Thorne | This house would allow citizens to vote on individual bills in place of their elected representative, with the representative retaining the voting power of those of their constituents who did not directly vote on that specific bill | |
| 6 | 2 Tabraiz Lodhi, Zariah Altman | 4 Marc-André Schulz, Stefan Torges | 1 Zoe Morgan, Isaac Klipstein | 3 Connor Ahluwalia, Matthew Gallagher | George ClayⒸ , Aaron Tanaka , Pam Axtman-Barker | This house believes that all states should mandate that research on and use of CRISPR technology be exclusively carried out by institutions funded entirely by the state | |
| 7 | 2 Daniel Basuk, Lillian Chang | 3 | 1 Raphael Hill, Peter Kumar | 4 Fares Abdullah, Hannah Reyes | William OnyeajuⒸ , Aaron Tanaka , Sabina Weston | This House, as Iran, would cease all support for militant groups in the Middle East (e.g. Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, etc.) | |
| 8 | 3 Rochak Bohora, Ashish Shrestha | 1 | 2 Urfan Taufik, Citra Dewi Harmia | 4 Cristhian Quiñones, Julián Duarte | Juan Carlos (Charlie) GonzalezⒸ , Aaron Tanaka , Alejandro Bracamontes , Qingyi Zeng | This house prefers a world in which all individuals who have achieved a middle class standard of living choose to pursue the highest level of achievement in their chosen career, rather than a world in which those individuals prioritise day-to-day enjoyment over work | |
| 9 | 4 | 2 Juan Ortega, Sebastián Morales Forte | 1 Alex Goldstein, Rauad Abagela | 3 Yohei Koike, Nana Chishima | Isao AyabeⒸ , Aaron Tanaka , Bailey Applebaum , Elle Eshleman , Georgia Wilde | This house would not allow out of court settlements for workplace discrimination and harassment | |