Young people aged between 11 and 18 will have their chance to nominate issues for discussion as part of the Make Your Mark ballot.
Among the issues up for public vote are mental health, funding for youth services, votes at 16, tackling racism, austerity and child poverty.
Last year saw more than 875,000 young people across the UK cast their votes on selected issues, with the British Youth Council, which manages the UKYP, suggesting the Scottish independence referendum caused a surge in interest.
This year the campaign aims to set a new record of one million young public voters, with young people able to cast their votes on 10 policies that address issues facing young people.
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