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Amandeep
Amandeep
Lowered/Increased?
AN EXPLORATION OF
PERSPECTIVES
Introduction
Balance Commitments:
Integrate political engagement with academic and
personal responsibilities.
Time Management:
Emphasize effective time management for a well-
rounded approach.
Education Alignment:
Showcase how political involvement can
complement educational pursuits.
Support Systems:
Establish support systems to help manage multiple
responsibilities.
Flexibility:
Advocate for flexible political engagement options.
4. Global Precedents in
Countries with Lower
Voting Ages
Scandinavian Success:
Norway and Sweden lowered the voting age to 16,
boosting youth political engagement.
Austria's Move:
Austria lowered the voting age for national elections,
setting a democratic inclusion example.
Scotland's Flexibility:
Scotland allows 16-year-olds to vote in local elections,
showcasing regional adaptability.
German Experiment:
Some German states permit 16-year-olds to vote locally,
providing insights into early political engagement.
Malta's Commitment:
Malta lowered the voting age to 16, emphasizing youth
inclusion in decision-making.
Counterarguments
Against Lowering the
Voting Age
Increasing
3. The
the Voting Importance of
Stability and
4. Avoiding
Potential
Exploitation of
Age Long-Term
Thinking
Younger Voters
1. Potential
Disenfranchisement of
Responsible Young Voters
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