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Posted at 04:00 PM ET, 05/11/2012

Friday question

By Jennifer Rubin

Here are 10 issues: the debt, energy, abortion, jobs, terrorism, health care, gay marriage, immigration, education and taxes.

Tell us which five will be the most important to you on Election Day in November. Rank these five in order of importance and tell us why you prioritized that way.

Remember all answers must be in by 6 p.m. EDT Sunday.

By Jennifer Rubin | 04:00 PM ET, 05/11/2012

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