As 2024's election approaches, presidential candidates will need to present their solutions for how to regulate Big Tech, Silicon Valley, and its pervasiveness in modern society.

From ensuring that China doesn't dominate cutting-edge technologies to regulating content moderation and free speech, several matters of huge consequence are at stake.

DEMOCRATS OPTIMISTIC AS JULIE SU'S LABOR NOMINATION LANGUISHES IN SENATE

Here's where the current candidates stand on the following subjects:

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES:

Donald Trump: The former president of the United States and leading Republican candidate.

Ron DeSantis: Florida governor.

Nikki Haley: Former Governor of South Carolina, former United Nations ambassador.

Tim Scott: South Carolina Senator, Republican leader.

Vivek Ramaswamy: Founder of Roivant Sciences, conservative commentator and critic of corporate culture.

Larry Elder: Conservative radio host and former California Gov. candidate.

Asa Hutchinson: Arkansas Governor.

Mike Pence: Former Vice President for Donald Trump, former governor of Indiana.

Chris Christie: Former New Jersey governor, Trump critic.

Doug Burgum: North Dakota Governor, former software company founder.

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES:

Joe Biden: The current president of the United States and former Vice President under Barack Obama. The leading Democratic candidate.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr: Founder of the Children's Health Defense and well-known vaccine skeptic.

Marianne Williamson: American spiritual author, former presidential candidate