There are so many good questions. Here are a few that piqued my interest:

• "How will an Obama administration encourage the use of open source software and especially open formats for government data? No government data should be held in any proprietary formant."
• "Can you please spend some money to hire more teachers, expand higher-level education, and channel funds to universities for libraries and research facilities? Our great universities are crumbling as funding is disappearing."
• "When will our public schools start using Free software? Our children are forced to learn Windows in nearly every school, even though it's expensive and insecure. Most of our public doesn't know the benefits of Linux, a Free and much more secure OS."
• "Does your administration have a plan for educating Americans on existing e-gov resources? Someone here asked for a database of best ed practices (eric.gov). Another for an online regs comment system (regulations.gov). Maybe use depository libraries?" (Submitted by Daniel!)
• "Libraries are the only public education sites open to ALL the people, and are suffering as tax revenues implode or are diverted to uses thought more urgent. Can a "stimulus" bill help with their operating needs, thus helping the people be informed?"

I submitted a couple and will think about more:

• Will you create a hacker tax credit to encourage the creation and use of free and open source software? (http://public.resource.org/main.html)
• Will the Obama administration embrace the 8 principles of open government data created by open government activists (http://public.resource.org/8_principles.html)?