Lincoln-Douglas 2026 March/April Topic

Paras Kumar | Feb 01, 2026
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Resolved: The United States military ought to abide by the principle of non-intervention.

A total of 808 coaches and 3,266 students voted for the resolution. The winning resolution received 53% of the coach vote and 59% of the student vote.

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