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Great Britain plans to lower the voting age in the larger election reform
The British government said that it wanted to reduce the election to 16 as part of a plan, which has been described as the largest expansion of the state’s voting rights for decades.
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“I am very happy about it because I have always been frustrated to observe politics and do nothing. And I know that a lot of other people who feel the same who are really interested in politics and are frustrated when they choose all older people. And I think it would be really amazing because so many of these politics affect younger people.” “I think it is really important to the younger generation an opinion and a coordination of many of the topics that are confronted in Great Britain today.” I think it is a great opportunity for us to have a say in our future. And at the end of the day we decide to see who we are right, and then this affects our decisions that affect us, whether it is health care, education and ultimately at the end. “
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